Hotels in de buurt van Museo Memoria y Tolerancia (Mexico-Stad)

'Location was'

'The national teachers union had thousands of their members staying in tents around the hotel and the surrounding area. They were justifiably unhappy about their scandalously low wages and changes to their pensions. The protesters were exceptionally nice people and the hotel staff maintained a respectful atmosphere in a challenging environment. I can’t say enough nice things about the young man who carried my bag for two blocks to pick up my Uber to the airport. Terrific service on his part....

'Excellent place, super clean and quiet. The beds were confortable. The housekeeping guy was very nice'

'Quick getaway. Classic and modern elegance. With a Mexico city twist.'

'Great hotel and close by a lot of stuff'

'Ok'

'Muy bonita la estancia'

'Everyone at Casa Donceles was extremely welcoming and accommodating. The room was also very clean and larger than we expected. Not to mention it is a very short walk to some of the best historic sites in the city. We will definitely consider staying here on future trips to CDMX. '

'Veel rumoer , veel lawaai zelfs midden de nacht , slechte isolatie tussen de kamers , Altijd iets om de frigo op te vullen met water Positief korting op eten en drinken , goed ontbijt, vriendelijk personeel in restaurant '

'Clean and cozy hotel well located in the center of town. Staff was very friendly and was always helpful. We enjoyed our stay and will surely be back. '

'Todo bien, ubicación excelente, personal atento y servicial, solo mejorar en la limpieza de la habitación y el baño.'

'The hotel was very nice and clean, but our experience was very poor. There was a citywide protest occurring with thousands of teachers living in tents lining all of the streets and blocking all of the roadways. There is absolutely no access to the hotel by car presently. Expect to walk 10 to 30 minutes depending on where your taxi gets blocked by the road closures. There could be no access for some period of time going forward. The protest started more than a week ago and the hotel knew about...

'This hotel has ruined me for all other hotels! This boutique hotel was a peak experience for our stay in Mexico City. It is located on a lovely, quiet street, only about a 10 minute walk to the historic city center sights of the Cathedral, the Zocalo, and Templo Mayor. The surrounding streets are pulsing with foot traffic and small shops. It is not tourist territory and it feels very safe, even as night falls. The hotel itself is gorgeous architecturally.'

'Todo excelente en casa Filomeno, solo que el turista debe verificar si existe algún tipo de plantón o manifestación en el centro histórico'

'Goed: de vrijwilligers die sociale activitieiten organiseren.'

'La ubicación es muy buena y el servicio de buffet es muy bueno también!!'

'Great room even greater staff'

'Het hotel is slecht onderhouden, met heel krappe kamers, zeer slechte verlichting in kamers, waardoor men niet eens op bed een krant kan lezen; als men mazzel is er een klein bureautje, ook zonder verlichting. Badkamer is matig geoutilleerd en slecht onderhouden. Ontbijt is inbegrepen maar op sommige dagen is er een rij van 10-15 meter om in de veel te krappe ontbijtruimte op de bovenste verdieping te komen. Dan is het wachten en wachten of omkeren en buiten de deur ontbijten. '