Hôtels avec bars à District fédéral, Mexique

I recently stayed at the Sheraton Maria Isabel in Mexico City, and overall, it was a good experience. The best thing about this hotel is definitely the location—it’s right on Reforma Avenue, next to the U.S. Embassy, so it felt very safe even though there were some peaceful demonstrations happening nearby related to rent increases and the current situation in Mexico. The room was spacious and comfortable, but it did feel a bit old and outdated. The bathroom floor had some cracks, which wasn’t a big issue but worth mentioning. It could definitely use some renovation in the future. On the bright side, the breakfast was really nice. Good variety, fresh options, and great service. If you care about being in a central, secure area with decent amenities, this hotel is a solid choice—just don’t expect a modern, freshly renovated space.

We loved staying here although we did have a few hiccups. We arrived before check-in but we could leave our luggage at the hotel which was a relief. Unfortunately we lost our luggage ticket while out, but the front desk employee Grecia made it seem as if it were a huge problem and that we would not be able to retrieve our luggage at all. She did not reassure us even after we expressed confusion and concern. However once we had already gotten very stressed about this, another employee simply asked for our identification and quickly resolved the problem (which was their standard protocol). The stress was avoidable. When we arrived to the room we had to call to request robes and slippers, and there was only one water bottle even though we were two guests. In the bathroom, there is only one hook for the towels, which was inconvenient. The shower also leaked water all over the bathroom which is an architectural problem and can’t really be helped but was annoying as the bathroom floor was wet. The lighting in the room was also very dim, but that might just be a personal preference. Multiple times when requesting towels or water from room service, we had to call several times to remind them of our needs (we even once went personally to remind them at the front desk after 3 times of calling). On our last day we were eager to enjoy one final breakfast, which is listed as being from 6am-11am. However the food was not set up until 6:20-30, so we had to rush to eat before checking out to make it in time for our flight. Also at breakfast there is no self service tea or water station, and although the staff are attentive, it’s too much for them to be able to meet everyone’s needs at rush hour breakfast. However despite all of this we are left with a great memory of staying here. The food at breakfast was delicious, and most of the staff were very kind despite the delays in service. The location is convenient and the room was comfortable. I do not regret staying here although for ~300 USD a night I might expect a little bit more attention to detail.

L'hôtel est situé à 3 étoiles, à environ 2 km de la ville de Mexico, à environ 2 km de la ville de Mexico, à environ 2 km de la ville de Guatemala. Les chambres sont spacieuses, la chaise est spacieuse et les salles de bain sont propres. Tous les membres du personnel sont amis. Notre chambre était un peu bruyante entre les étages, donc il était un peu inconfortable au milieu de la nuit, mais il n'était pas très annoncé. Il était si malheureux qu'il n'y avait pas de pot de café. Je voulais boire trop de café, donc je suis allé au restaurant au premier étage et j'ai eu de l'eau chaude et bu. La qualité du lit est également très bonne. Il est généralement un endroit très satisfaisant. Il est recommandé pour les personnes qui veulent un centre-ville tranquille autre que le centre touristique de la ville

青旅🏨地理位置極佳。位於市中心的中心。去周邊的博物館不要太方便! 早上8點到10點包早餐。另外入住第一天會給一張瑪格麗特雞尾酒🍸券。去六層的屋頂酒吧享用，真是不要太愜意。在我的要求下，為我安排了下鋪的床位。前台可以免費寄存行李。入住時給的85折優惠券在餐廳享用晚餐，比去快餐店還划算。五層休閑區和自助廚房可以接過濾水引用。太方便了。滿分推薦🇲🇽

To get to the hotel in T1 you need to go to gate 8 and go up the escalator. Although it says Radisson (or other hotel chain) it actually takes you to this hotel. By the time I arrived to Mexico City, the internal transfer train from T2 to T1 wasn't working (it is currently under maintenance). I am not sure if the hotel has a shuttle bus but at the airport they indicated me to take the ”red bus”; it charges 25MXN per person but then I learned there was another bus next to it that takes you for free to T1. The room itself was fine, although it had certain Indian smell, not sure if from previous guest or the lotion they have by the sink. I spent only one night there due to late arrival and early next day flight. Although I checked out very early, they managed to prepare the breakfast for me. The chicken sandwich was a blessing in my next flight. 2 things that were not so great: One of the 2 elevators to get to the lobby from the airport were not working properly, aways getting stuck at the lobby floor. In the room, the curtain was not closing entirely, and the bright white light of the airport was easily entering in the room (I am not sensitive to light to sleep but some people may). I would recommend this hotel if you were just sleeping over for the night. There is nothing touristic around, but the airport offers you plenty of food options nearby the hotel.

L'hôtel était agréable, mais vieux... l'ascenseur ne fonctionnait pas plusieurs fois par jour. Et il n'y avait pas assez de lumière dans la chambre. Mais l'hôtel est ancien et magnifique, il est également bien situé pour les transports en commun, pratique. J'aimerais y retourner lors de ma visite à Mexico.

La base parfaite pour l'exploration du CDMX Un séjour fantastique, de haute valeur! Ce Ibis est la définition de ”non-frills” fait juste tout fonctionne parfaitement et tous les éléments essentiels sont inclus sans aucune fuss inutile. Le centre-ville de la ville de Mexico est situé à proximité du métro Juárez et des pas de Alameda Central. Les chambres sont propres et confortables, offrent un grand sommeil de nuit. À ce point de prix, vous ne pouvez vraiment pas demander plus !

Overall it was a good stay. Rooms are clean and staff was nice. A bit further away from Roma North but still convenient location.

Everything was fine though the shower was from iceberg cold to barely warm, no where near hot. A hot shower is one of the more important details for a hotel room, especutan executive hotel. I took a shower around 10 pm, and another at 4:45 am and both showers were at the same cool temperature despite the water temperature being at the hottest faucet setting. The bed was comfortable, the air temperature was exactly what we wanted, the little coffee packet was fine, the mini fridge was cold, the water pressure was good, the Internet was fast enough, and the TV screen was large(60”?). There were plenty of things that were good, but we really wanted and expected a hot shower, especially given the price of the room. (Room 105) We didn't have time to mention the water temperature as we were on a tight travel schedule. Nonetheless, a hot shower is an obvious expectation for an executive hotel or even lower end hotels and motels.

The lobby sets the tone with its quirky, colorful decor—think neon lights, geometric patterns, and local art celebrating Mexican culture. Check-in was a breeze thanks to the friendly, bilingual staff, who offered quick recommendations for nearby tacos al pastor (a must-try!). The vibe is modern, youthful, and unpretentious—perfect for millennial travelers or families looking for a fun, hassle-free stay.