Service requested with quality! Needed a new lock on my door…read morethere within within an hour to replace it. Very easy to work with and a great value.

Good coffee! We stopped by this cosy cafe for an afternoon…read morecoffee break - our flat whites were good and the lemon cake was delicious.

Cute coffee shop, wish they spoke a bit more English. The bartenders were amazingly friendly and…read moretried to be as helpful as they can. My friend ordered a cortado and I got a mint green tea. Both turned out pretty good, just as we expected. Great stop after visiting Zocalo.

Location, location, location ... that's what they say in the real estate business, but it's…read moredefinitely just as important when choosing a place to stay visiting a new city. I was lucky to book Felix on a whim and have it turned out to be way more than expected. First off, Marcela was helpful beyond words. I received a personal call from her the day before arrival to finalize check-in details and if there were any special requests. The doorman and cleaning staff also needs a shout-out for being super professional. The apartment is located in the Condesa district and thoroughly enjoyed all the little tree-lined streets, restaurants and cafes. Everything is walkable. Felt very safe walking around Condesa. Even though it's a bit away from city center, Uber is super reasonable to use to transit around CDMX. Marcela arranged an upgrade to a massive 3-bedroom suite which felt like a luxurious home instead of a hotel. Wow. Just wow! All the amenities were top-notch. If you're looking for a fantastic place to stay in CDMX, you need to seriously consider Felix by Viadora. I'm a fan and will come back when in CDMX.

Twice they told me we had an agreement and I could move into an apartment and then they said no the…read moreapartment was already rented. Completely wasted my time. Do not trust these people. Don't know what scam they're pulling. I was willing to pay the overpriced rate they quoted.

Coffice is the perfect place to work in Mexico City if you're a freelancer like me. It has a chill…read morevibe in a beautiful space with lots of light. They also have lots of plugs, so you can charge up. You can also charge up in a different way... with unlimited coffee! Yes, that's right, you pay by hour, but get unlimited coffee or tea. You can also order some tasty bites from the kitchen. If you have a full day, you can also wind down with wine, beer or a mezcal. The internet is ultra-fast and they also have a printer.

WeWork has beutiful working spaces but they seem to think people are members to go to discos and…read morewatch TV because in every office I visited (I'm a member in Mexico City) they have loud music constantly, 24/7, and huge TVs setup in several offices where they randomly put up movies again with loud sound. Like, we're there to work, not to go to discos and watch TV. It's super hard to focus. I don't know what they're thinking, seriously. Super bad experience. The people working there have 0 understanding that the main reason someone signs up there is to have a coworking space to **do work**, still they have loud disco music 24/7 and it makes it super hard to concentrate. If it wasn't for this issue, I'd give it 5 stars. But basically the **main** reason is to **work** there so with that in mind, the entire point is gone when it's loud music all day.

WeWork on Varsovia is nice, trendy, super clean, great location and friendly staff. This building…read morehas a nice, big, safe, parking garage which is a huge benefit in this part of the city. WeWork as a company is difficult to work with when it comes to billing (set-up) and getting your deposit back. This has nothing to do with this exact location - I feel it's a WeWork issue. The biggest downfall of the building are the elevators - they are slow and busy, this building should have been built with more elevators.

Staff is friendly enough. The housekeeping service does a decent job and are very friendly. The…read morehotel is in a good area, close to lots of restaurants and cafes but far enough from bars that you don't get all the noise and traffic. It's a 10 minute walk to the metro and to the shopping area. The annoying thing is you have to be buzzed out every time you exit, which doesn't make sense. Why can't you leave if you're already inside? I do appreciate the security but it's enough to just buzz people in. The kitchenette has bare essentials. They don't equip you with cookware so you'll have to buy a knife, cutting board, etc if you plan on cooking. There is fast laundry service. There is an unpleasant scent in the hallways and lobby. Not sure what that is. Recently my new neighbors have been fighting very loudly and making a lot of noise throughout the night. I can't imagine that others don't hear it too. I may have to switch rooms if it continues. I'll post an update if warranted.