My husband and I stayed 3 nights here and thought it was a pretty decent spot. I liked that there was security at the front, they required key card access to enter the venue, and had 2 restaurants within a close proximity to choose from--seafood and one that had a bit of everything including breakfast to dinner. There was also a room service option too. We were greeted promptly and a bellman assisted with our luggage. We were quite a bit early (at least 3 hours before regular check in time). We almost put our luggage in storage, but they were able to accommodate us with a very early check in and complementary water to go with our room (Diamond Elite status). The rooms are extremely dated but are pretty comfortable--ours had a queen bed, desk and chair, lights, tv, drawers, attached bathroom and shower, ironing board, safe, and spots to hang our clothing. We also had an ice bucket and coffee machine with glassware. Unfortunately, no mini fridge. The only issue I had was with the semi-working ac since it wasn't the strongest and also seemed to work only half the time. If we would've opted for maid/cleaning service each day they would've replaced our waters (we found out from the front desk). We were on the top floor (6th), but noticed there was a lower level outdoor section we could access as an almost wrap around balcony. There was also a laundry area (complementary), basic gym--treadmill, stationary bike, free weights, elliptical--(open 24hrs) and a business office area. The breakfast was open from 6am-10am. They had coffee, tea, water, juice available. Along with a waffle station, cereal, fruit, oatmeal, a bread/pastry section, and some hot food items--rotating items daily (Mexican and US_Western type food like chilaquiles, bacon, sausage, eggs, etc). The food was ok, but they definitely were on top of it when it came to replenishing any empty items. The lobby area was nice, spacious, and homey with couches and a huge stained glass window on the top. The building has tons of historical value and was nice since we were located in the city center/downtown. It was fairly easy to catch a cab or uber from here and it was within walking distance of a ton of stuff. Great spot and pretty secure. Definitely worth a return visit! read more

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Had an overnight layover so decided to stay here. The outside images online were very enticing. The staff was great but the room wasn't very desirable. Upgrades are definitely needed. The bathroom was tiny like cruise ship tiny. The room was clean but I just wouldn't choose this again. It was in the center of a neighborhood with lots of art graphics everywhere which was cool. And again the staff was extremely professional. Just aesthetically wasn't my cup of tea. read more

When we checked in, the reception staff requested a secondary contact person and their number. Once I provided that information they gave us our room number and keys. The hotel staff utilized this personal information to attempt to extort us. The front office staff called us in the middle of the 2nd night of our stay, they called the 2nd number we provided and asked for us by full name. The caller stated that police were investigating a car break in, they wanted to interview us and search our hotel room, to assure we weren't involved, as the vehicle had guns and drugs. The caller asked for me by full name and confirmed our room number at the hotel. Only the front office staff had that information, including the number they called us on. We reacted and called the front desk with the room's landline and asked if police were conducting interviews and they said no. The hotel sent the Head of Security to our room. They knocked on our door and the Head of Security along with their Maintenance Staff minimized the call and stated "it was a little joke" and suggested the airport asks questions and they might have our room number as well. Also the Maintenance Staff and the caller had the same name, it might not have been him but who ever was calling was aware there was someone named Oscar in the hotel's staff. After we spoke to them, we were even more scared because we felt they minimized the seriousness of the call. We decided to leave the hotel room, we started packing but then considered that it was a plan to extort us and realized we should go through our luggage to assure no one came into our room during the day and planted something in our luggage. We unpacked everything to make sure and repacked our luggage. We literally escaped our room and hid in our friends room for the rest of the sleepless night. We barricaded the room with furniture and we all left the hotel room in the morning. We didn't even feel safe notifying the front office staff, we just had our driver pick us up and take us to knew hotel that we booked directly through the hotel chain. As we had previously used Expedia. The scam is that they instill fear, make you believe you are in trouble, and you're going get arrested. Once you're scared, they extort you for money by saying "well we can make this go away if you pay this X amount of money". It's usually thousands of dollars. The hotel staff definitely obtained and released our information. They had access to that secondary phone number that I provided at check-in only, it wasn't listed on the Expedia account, they knew our room number, and they knew we spoke Spanish. This experience was traumatic to say the least! read more

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2 of our night were booked with our travel company. We stayed one night then went on our tour 5 days later we were back from our tour and spent our second night. We extended our stay by 4 days to do more of Mexico City. I made the extension months in advance with Susana Salazar. When we checked in I paid our extra four nights. Location was great for walking or taking a bike to most things we wanted to see. When things were further away we got Ubers. I think driving in Mexico City would be exhausting and nerve wracking. We were always greeted leaving and coming back to the hotel. Staff was friendly. Our room was clean and made up every day but one when we purposely left the do not disturb sign up. The building we were told was a 300 year old Monastery. It was very nice and the stained glass ceiling beautiful. We were on the 5th floor. All but one night it was very quite. Toward the end of our stay someone with zero curtesy must have checked in. Doors slamming constantly at the end of the hall. One night our phone in the room rang like 3 or 4 times. My husband picked it up each time. As far as he could tell it was a spam call trying to sell something. After that we just unplugged the phone. I found the laundry room and it was free. I washed a load of whites and a load of darks. Fishers on the roof was great. Service and food was wonderful. The restaurant downstairs attached to the hotel was also very good. Really the only reason for 4 stars not 5. The morning we were leaving for the airport at 6am, we were told we had one more night that wasn't paid for. They charged us for the second night that was paid for by our travel company. I tried to get the young man to understand that. It just didn't work. We paid and got in the cab. Breakfast was decent, not great. They always had some weird options. One other thing I found interesting. When I went down stairs to buy water and snacks nothing was rang up. They just told me a total. I had correct pesos so I paid, no receipt, went back upstairs. I wondered if that was totally on the level. read more

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Love this hotel! It was close to el Zocalo like two blocks away close. I love the security at the door greeting us every time. Made my wife and I feel comfortable especially traveling with our little ones and parents. They offer taxi service if you want to go to any destinations nearby. Works well if you have a large group like we did. Better than packing a small Uber. Breakfast every day was nice, ask for tortillas they don't have them out. And unlimited refills on your cafe de Olla (my favorite). Would definitely stay here again. They clean as often as you'd like or not up to you. read more

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Great place to stay in the middle of town. The hotel is like being in the US. They have all the amenities and it's clean. read more

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Please read review! Safety concern at this hotel! The front office employees at the Hampton Inn-Centro Historico used our friend's personal check-in information to try and extort them in the middle of the night (second night of our stay). The callers had information only the employees would have access to. The callers said they wanted to interview them regarding an issue downstairs with a car, stating it had drugs and guns. The callers purposely stated our friend's full name and room number to intimate them. Think about getting a call like this in the middle of the night, in a different county and not knowing who you can trust (obviously not hotel staff) or who to ask for help. Our friends ended up going to our hotel room that night as all we can think to do that night was to stay all together until the next morning. The hotel you stay in during your vacation should be your safe space and we did NOT feel safe here!! We left the hotel next morning and checked in to a different one. Also, very disappointed in this booking company for not taking our complaint in a serious matter when we feared for our lives. read more

I would like to start this review by saying, I never thought this could happen, but it did. We booked the Hampton Inn & Suites Mexico City - Centro Historico Located on Calle 5. Our trip was 4 days and 3 nights at the hotel with our family members. Our family members stayed in a different room and floor in the hotel. Our first day started off great, we had an issue with our room and the hotel staff took care of it pretty quickly. The hotel itself was older and exactly what we were expecting being in the historic district of Mexico City. Our second night is where everything changed for the worse. Our family members received a call from a random number, the persons on the line were stating that they were the front desk at the hotel and they had a Sargent from the Mexican Army on the line. The Sargent got on the phone and stated that a car was broken into in the parking garage and there were drugs and guns found. That the Sargent needed to go to their room and search it. The Sargent also knew the names, room numbers, and more personal information that only the hotel had. Luckily our family member called the front desk and told them what was happening, while still on the phone with "the Sargent" and the front desk said they would send the head of security up to their room. The head of security for the hotel and front desk personnel went to our family members room and dismissed it as if it was a joke. They said "it was probably someone messing around", no it wasn't someone messing around. The caller had information that only the Hotel front desk had! Meaning our information got leaked to people who wanted to come up to the room and portray they were a military argent to get money out of us! The head of security stated that the hotel was safe and that they had a front door that only accessible through a key card. I went outside to make sure the door was closed, and it was wide open! Our family members quickly got their belongings and came up to our room. Scared and not being able to contact anyone for help in a different country and just feeling helpless, is how we felt the rest of the night. Not being able to sleep because we were worried someone was going to come into our room! We used a couch to block the door for safety. Once daylight came, we called our uber driver and he came to pick us up and take us to a safer hotel. We explained to him what occurred and he couldn't believe it, but also agreed that it was someone in the hotel leaking out the information to extort money out of us! We spent the rest of our trip worried, scared and sleepless, because of what happened. The thoughts that went through our head were horrible not knowing what other personal information they had from us. That night completely ruined our trip. We saved up so much money to have a great time and all gone in one night. Not only did we loose those nights in the Hampton Inn, we also paid for a tour that had to be cancelled and not refunded. Also, we still paid for the new hotel we stayed at. I want to make it known that we did nothing to have this provoked or make us stand out. We don't have flashy clothes, nor jewelry, we never came to the hotel drunk, nothing to make us stand out of the ordinary people staying there. I am disappointed that the Expedia and Hampton do not want to take action on this. I hope this review isn't removed and people get to see this and are informed before booking your nights here. I would not want this experience to happen to anyone else! read more

I was here for a week on a rare business trip. While this might not be the best "business" setting, as my co-worker and I did experience quite a bit of traffic getting in and out of the city, for me it was a PERFECT mix of business and "pleasure!" (Ummmmmm, did that sound more "suggestive" than it needed to sound?!?) For me the hustle and bustle (to put it mildly) of Mexico's main square El Zocalo is something I'll NEVER get tired of... I've never stayed more than a block or two away; my last stay here was in a hotel right on the main square, and this time, we were also tucked away just a block or two from the CORAZON of this wonderful, crazy city!! Wonderful setting, great service at the front desk, comfortable room w/all the amenities, flawless wifi, and an AWESOME breakfast buffet. Plenty of nearby dining, shopping, and touring options. Don't miss the BEAUTIFUL roof terrace, where (I was told) you can have food and drinks sent up from the neighboring restaurant. Also great spot for city pics @ sunset. Great choice for business or pleasure!! You'll find it ALL in the Zocalo area!! read more

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I had the pleasure on staying at this Hampton Inn when my son and I attended the Mexican F1 grandprix. This location is right dead smack in the middle of CDMX. There are a lot of things to do that you can walk to. There's a historic cathedral which is very beautiful. There are also a lot of food places to eat which were very good. If you decide to stay here, it better not to have a rental vehicle. I'm not really sure where you would park the car. The building is very rustic on the outside but modern in the inside. The staff greets you and are very attentive. The best thing is that they speak and understand english. The rooms are very modern and the rooms are cleaned everyday. The AC can get better, my personal preference is on the cooler side. The breakfast is ok but definitely convenient. The thing that made me only give it 4 stars is because its so dam noisy every 8am at this area. I know they cant help with all the outside noise. But sound proofing the windows and the balcony doors would help a little bit. I did not need a wake up call when I stayed here. O yea while I'm requesting things, a pool would be very nice as well. :D read more

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Delightful location. Hotel staff are warm and welcoming. Edgar the Concierge was amazingly helpful. Rooms are clean and quiet. Heads up some face the central courtyard but I was perfectly content. Security entrance - I would feel safe traveling as a woman alone. The area feels as safe as any decent neighborhood in a very large city. Consider me very satisfied! read more

They have been extremely accommodating to a few of our specific needs with needing a room switch. The concierge was extremely helpful and even gave us free tickets to a show when I asked about it. I am not sure if that was just luck or if the hotel is allotted a certain amount of them per day/weekend/month. The breakfast was a hot breakfast and very satisfying. The hot water pressure at times was lacking, but to be expected - especially at high volume shower times. If I come back to Mexico City, I would probably stay in Condesa due to its more central location and access to more restaurants/shops that appeal to me, but this area was fine as well. Close to multiple subway stops, and on a quiet enough street that getting an Uber is easily accessible. (We mostly used Uber due to the convenience and extremely low prices. You can get across the city for $7 USD) read more

My second time staying here with kids; highly recommend it! You cannot ask for a better location, breakfast included, and very reasonably priced. The staff are very attentive and helpful. Will continue to stay here when visiting CDMX. read more

Great hotel! Room is perfect size, shower is perfect size. Not tight enough room to move around. Pleasantries in room are great and lobby has quick snack area for a charge. Breakfast is perfect with plenty of fruit and juice plus hot dishes. Gym is excellent, cardiovascular and weight equipment. Laundry room is a great plus. The building is some historic one that has been kept amazingly in spirit and have all the good things for a Hampton. If I get picky, the flat screen could be a larger size. Location in zocalo centro histórico México City is perfecta :) The best thing this hotel has is its staff. Every single person goes the extra mile with a smile. I'll be back any chance I get. Great price value too. read more

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After a long drive and terrible service from Quinta Inn we found amazing service here at the Hamptons. We were given amazing service and the clerk Brenda really went out of her way to accommodate us. Her Quality Service is the reason we will continue coming back to the Hamptons. Thank you Brenda. read more

Front desk gave me trouble to check in, 10 people checked in in front of me but they kept telling me room was not available. At 2:40pm they wanted me to check again at 3:40. I forced them to call housekeeping they still told me no rooms, I asked for the manager and magically they found a room. My phone kept ringing all night while I was trying to sleep, I told front desk and they said "we will disconnect the line", well I thought they would do it from their switchboard, so I fell asleep again and they sent someone to the room again and they woke me up. I could have unplugged the phone myself. This was ridiculous. Then when I complained about all this, the manager started arguing with me and calling me a liar!! Angel ornandez the "manager" tried to tell me I was lieing , and that the phone did not ring, and he told me because I checked in at the right time I can't receive the Hampton guarantee. I'm not sure what the customer service standard is here in Mexico but this would not be accepted in the USA, I would have fired that "manager" for not handling the issue. Now look at me with nowhere else left to turn, complaining everywhere I can. read more

We stayed there last weekend. The suite was beautiful. Clean & very comfortable bed! The location is perfect for walking to the historic sites. The hotel is built in a 300 year old former Monastery! Great terraza with great views! Drinks & food at sunset was a treat! Breakfast was included with our stay and very good! The staff of the hotel really made the stay worth it! The front desk folks were very helpful & accommodating. I must give a big shout out to the hotel concierge, Edgar! He made great suggestion on a place to eat late at night, and even walked us there! Now that's service!! He helped arrange a great excursion to Xochimilco! And also advised on getting a COVID test before boarding the airplane ( which is required to re-enter the USA). Great hotel! Great people! Great location! read more

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My family and I stayed here late October 2017. We rented two suites for the low price of $120USD/room per night. Great value for the location close to Zocalo square, Palacio de Bellas Artes and Templo Mayor, among other attractions in the area. The accommodations and breakfast were top-notch. Two restaurants are located on the ground floor - Garabato's and Fisher's Mariscos. We ordered room service from Garabato's and indulged in too many of their decadent cookies. Staff were very friendly and incredibly helpful with our requests. The concierge helped us get last minute tickets to a show at Palacio de Bellas Artes, tickets to Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo's house), reservations at a couple of restaurants, and even helped us book a personal driver for one day of city adventures and a separate day trip to Teotihuacan. Don't miss the rooftop with decent views of the surrounding neighborhood and a relaxing atmosphere. I did a short yoga flow on the rooftop and really enjoyed the vibes up there. If we want to stay in this area again, we wouldn't hesitate to choose Hampton Inn for the overall value and superb service. read more

You can't beat the location, close enough, but not to the noise! I had a standard room and it was functional but tiny. The staff was terrific, the only issue I had was with my keycard daily. Both on site restaurants were very good. read more

The nicest option we can have!!! Great service, rooms, location. The breakfast was included in the rate per day and was enough and delicious! The building was building in 17th century and you can enjoy the architecture detail on it! Fair rates. recomended read more

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The hotel is nice. Specially the workers. They will help you from the minute you walk out from your taxi. Front desk also very nice. Gabby I believe her name was helped me as much as she could with a reservation I had. Also helped with recommending places to eat. Which didn't disappoint. Alex helped with all the tourist place to do nearby. Gave us a map and literally told us how to get them there, and with any questions I had and he didn't know answers to he always tried to look for the it online. Our room keeper was also very sweet. Left us a really cute note has written which made it so much better. As for our room. We had a king suite. The room was very big. When you walk in you walk into the living area, that that a couch which turned into a bed. Living area had a small tv. And desk. Then our bed was nice and comfy. Bathroom standard size. Only complain I had was the water in the shower. Pressure kept going on and off. Water would still be warm/hot just the pressure kept going down. Location of hotel is great. Very close to zocalo. Walking distance is like 5 min. Also close to palacio bellas artes which is 15 walking. And 5 min without traffic. With traffic like 20 min. Complain: so our room was in the first floor. And wow it was noisy. Saturday night noise doesn't stop until 4 am. There's a rooftop bar across the street. Which I could heat the music from. And honking because Of traffic. Sunday morning you can sleep in though traffic starts like 11 am. Overall great stay. Friendly staff. Awesome location. But Hilton please upgrade your windows!!!!! read more

Lovely staff, not all as helpful as others but a great value in a great location. The good: standard rooms are closets and so was assigned one without a window. Before I unpacked I talked to Marcel at the front desk and he moved us to a suitable room happily. After 4 of 7 days, that room became claustrophobic and we were upgraded to a spacious suite with room to move around and a king size bed. The concierge was a big help. Breakfast is offered, and if you go for a quick buffet it works, after two days we ate out for a fresh cooked beverage. I would recommend this hotel whole heartedly for its location, affordability and mostly helpful staff. Umbrellas for when it rains... no problem. Both restaurants were delicious, with great staff and reasonable prices. Each were happy to deliver food to the room on request. The stretches: the door locks malfunctioned no less than several times a day on our room and a second room for our daughter. Many times the 'new' key didn't work upon immediate return from the front desk. On the 6th day it became too frustrating and again Marcel owned the problem and had it fixed while we were out. However that is not before the gals at the front desk were ineffective and lacked basic communication skills. Granted, my Spanglish barely gets me by but I am a guest in an international hotel, not the point person for guests. The front door is locked most of the time and you have to go out of your way to use a key off to the side. Late at night this understandable. In the middle of the day with two front desk people present and two to three staff just a few feet away welcoming us back each outing, it's a bit of a WTF moment as to why a staff person doesn't just open the door. food delivery is not permitted inside the hotel, staff refused to deliver it to the room. There is no out call massage permitted to the room, and no information on where to find it. In all, we came to use of 300,000 honors points a one week stay for two rooms. We got what we paid for. While I'd return with points as it was only 20k a night, I'd choose any number of other hotels in the area or in other neighborhoods. read more

I chose this hotel for our last night in CDMX because of its location in the Centro Historico, which is walking distance to the Cathedral, Palacio Nacional, Plaza de la Constitution, Templo Mayor, and the Sanborn's/Casa de los Azulejos. The rooms are standard Hampton Inn Fare (clean, but simple, unadorned, not luxurious). However, the building itself is a stunning 1800's registered historic place with a beautiful central atrium, stained glass ceiling, ceramic tiled walls, and the roof deck is a totally wasted hidden treasure (there is no bar or restaurant up there, so you can just sit and enjoy). I would highly recommend this hotel because of its charm, location, and value. read more

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Got a room with a king size bed. Very comfortable and high mattress. There were plenty of outlets to recharge your phone. The desk separated the bed area from the living area. Wifi connection was strong and did not have interruptions during conference call. There is coffee in the room. The breakfast area was standard with common hot Mexican style breakfast like eggs with refried beans, chicken verde, quesadilla, etc., but also had continental style breakfast with cereal and fresh fruit and juices. We had a late arrival around 10pm on Sunday and most restaurants were closed. Hotel staff recommended a diner/cafe that opens 24/7 called El Cafe Popular; only a few blocks away. The hotel is nicely decorated. Take a look at the ceiling with stained glass. read more

The hotels was a pleasant surprise. It's really clean and well organized hotel. They have a medium size lobby area that doubles for a place to eat your complementary breakfast and coffee (or tea). The front desk staff were more than pleasant and helpful. It's a good idea to check with them first, before going to any sights. They are fully connected with drivers/tax cabs and places to eat. The hotels is located, in the perfect location, close enough to the action but yet far enough away. Really close to Zocalo, churches etc..... Free WIFI (most of the time Coffee and Tea) are available 24/7. This was a great deal since most hotel's are charging for WIFI theses days. The room also has a safe, that locks/unlocks by using your credit card, this works out good for your travel documents. read more

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Hotel is in the historic section of town near museum and other cultural areas, lots of stores and restaurants un the area and very near the famous Zoxalo area. Rooms are big nice beds noisy area but tspers off at night, good hotel service nice staff, would definitely come back read more

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Staying at this Hampton Inn was nice for a first time visit to CDMX. The hotel is in a beautiful historic building just 2 blocks from the Zocalo and only $55 USD/night - breakfast was included but it was pretty basic with eggs, potatoes, and fruit. We had room 401 which only had a view of the back of the neighboring buildings. Our room was tiny but had a very comfortable bed. Only drawbacks was the water in the shower was warm but never really hot and there was some noise in the mornings that echoed through the atrium. The staff however, were wonderful and helpful. I have Gold status with Hilton and was thankful for the early check in and late checkout at 4pm which was nice since our flight home wasn't until 730pm read more

SUPER SUPER DISAPPOINTED- I am a hh diamond member staying here now. First , the rooms are dark/low lighting and a bit scary! Today morning I contacted Mr. Edgar from concierge for Covid - 19 antigen tests for 4. He could arrange some place for test at 800MX per person. When I asked him if there are any other walk-in test centers, he misguided me saying there are no other options!! and I have 15 mins to decide! What he didn't tell me was that There is infact a San Pablo pharmacy next doors who do the same test for 300MX. I spend 4+hours looking for other Labs to get my test which I would have otherwise spent sightseeing. Similar experience when I asked recommendations for any place to eat around 8:30pm while checking in. I was told that all places in centro are closed except for Azul and another roof top restaurant. next day I noticed several Mexican places with signs of open 24 hrs in 10 mins walk. ALSO, they overcharge by converting your total bill into Mx peso first and converting it back into US dollar ( credit card charges) using a higher conversion rate - a new scam I have noticed even with rental car companies Will never recommend this hotel to anyone! read more

It's different from the Hamptons Inns in the states. The service, upkeep, and look of the place, makes me feel like I'm staying at a mini Hilton resort. They even have a concierge. Location is good but because it's in the heart of the city, the smell is a lot getting use to. While my room was clean, it smelt much like a very old basement with a hint of sewer. For the most part, the good, out weighed the bad. read more

Just checked into the hotel tonight. Jackhammering started at 11pm. REALLY!!! Front desk informed me that this is seasonal maintenance done by the mexican government. At 11:00 PM ???? read more

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After a couple of weeks on the road, were looking for a comfortable hotel in the Zokalo district of Mexico city. Most of the hotels I looked at were already booked, and the Hampton only had suites available. It was a bit more than I wanted to spend, even with a promotional rate, but it's completely worth it. We are greeted by super nice employees, and check-in was a breeze. There is Bellhop service at the door and they helped us unload our bags from from our rented 15 pass van. We opted for valet parking (for a fee). It's on a busy street so the help was appreciated! When it was time to return the rental the hotel arranged for it to be washed! There is full concierge service. They arranged taxis for our little group. Long day of hiking? They can connect with massage therapists to come to your room. Full hot breakfast buffet was better than expected and even includes traditional Mexican-style coffee in a clay urn. There are two restaurants on premises and and an ATM close by. The rooms are super comfy and clean, and there is a guest DIY laundry room or full laundry service. Small but functional exercise room. There is a beautiful rooftop terrace (services can be arranged). The hotel recycles. 24 hr coffee/tea and front-desk services. Complimentary bottled water in the rooms replaced each day, high-quality towels and linens, and good hot water shower pressure. Enjoy your stay. read more

We love it here! Great hotel - interesting architecture - great breakfast - great concierge - great rooftop patio area on one of the levels. Very interesting choices for breakfast including coffee in a clay pot, green juice, Chilaquiles and fruit and other things. The staff was really quick! about refilling stuff and it was very busy. An excellent hotel right near the main square. Don't hesitate to book it. read more

I made a reservation and the day that I was supposed to check in at 3pm they called me at 12;30 to let me know that there was a mistake and they don't take pets so I couldn't stay there. When I called to make the reservation I made sure that they knew I had pets and they assured me that they did take pets. They left me hanging and scrambling to find a room in the area on a Friday afternoon and still charged my credit card. When I called to ask them about that they said "Oh, well we were waiting to see if you were going to cancel". WHAT????? Where would I put my dogs????? read more

I stayed at this hotel for about 5 days back in December. From the moment we checked in on our first night in Mexico City to our return to the hotel after a stint in Puebla, this place and its staff were absolutely incredible. We used Hilton points for our stay and because of our status got a great room upgrade. The hotel is located in the historic part of town. It's a great area with a lot of museums and food. You can't go wrong staying here! read more

I was really pleased with my recent stay here. The location is great - just a couple of blocks away from many of the tourist sites (Zocalo, etc.) and also close to the Metro. It's a beautiful building from the outside and they did a good job with the renovations on the inside. The staff was very helpful and friendly and I never had a problem with finding someone who could help me in English. (I did try my Spanish a few times and they were totally nice with my attempts.) I also appreciated that when you asked for a cab, they actually have some private drivers that will take you where you need to be for the same price. If you're used to Hamptons in the U.S., then you'll be happy that they offer free breakfast (continental but with additional Mexican breakfast staples like pan dulce and frijoles and tortillas), along with free Wi-Fi. They also provide free bottled water in your room. There's also free washers and dryers for your use. There are two restaurants on site - I did eat at the cafe because I flew in fairly late and most businesses in the immediate area close by 10pm. The prices were fine but I would definitely venture out as opposed to eating there for better experiences. Really the only downside is the aforementioned lack of places open in the immediate area in the late evening, but you are only a couple of blocks away from places that are open later, so this should not deter you from staying here. I definitely would stay here again - to top off my great experience, I used Hilton points for this stay and it was a steal. Only 10,000 points a night. Practically free, really! read more

Very central location and very well maintained - though the rooms were a bit smaller than normal Hampton inn . The breakfast was average there was a limited hot selection, however there was a Mexican twist to the breakfast with Mexican sweet coffee and Mexican breakfast read more

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This hotel is beyond lovely. The front desk staff treated this Diamond member wonderfully, messaging me before and during my stay. We were upgraded to a one bedroom suite on the fourth floor (room 403) with a cute view of Centro Histórico. Our dedicated housekeeper kept the room immaculate, and even made cute animals out of washcloths and hand towels (elephant and bunny) to go with our stuffed animals. The breakfast is much nice than other Hampton Inns, and included delicious cafe de hoya. Lastly, the location was perfect for exploring CDMX and enjoying street food. Seriously, I would live here if I could. read more

I had a truly fantastic stay at this very cool hotel. The hotel is located in the heart of the historic district and has been restored meticulously. From our arrival to our departure, everything at this hotel was perfect. The staff all deserve an A+!!!! They went above and beyond to make our stay perfect. The room was rather large for a downtown urban hotel. Ours had a separate sitting area. The shower had great water pressure. The breakfast was good each day. I could go on and on, but this hotel greatly exceeded any Hampton Inn standard and then some... The building itself is truly amazing, the rooftop deck was a great oasis in the heart of the city, and the security was fantastic. Hats off to the management of this hotel for making a difficult task seem flawless. I can't wait to return! read more

Absolutely a great choice to be close to the Zocalo and everything in the historic center of Mexico City for a very fair price (whether in cash or Hilton points (you get the fifth night free if you use points)). The hotel has a solid free breakfast every morning, and the options vary slightly from day to day, which is nice if you are staying for a little while. The hotel also has a great rooftop deck where you can bring your own drinks and enjoy a pretty good view. The staff were all super nice and the building itself is really cool. read more

Recent stay in room 510. Nice place, great location, clean, great staff, great breakfast. Highly recommended. Our 2 bed suite was always clean and housekeeping provided bottled water. The use of their Washer and dryer was free, you just have to buy Tide pods at the front desk for $1. My only complaint is the water shut on and off while showering. read more