Casa De La Condesa Hotel Mexico City Mexico. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

	Date of Stay: August, 2008
Excellent hotel! Downtown location on a quiet and seemingly safe street, charming Mexican decorations, clean and comfortable rooms, friendly staff, tasty breakfast. Perfect place to stay in Mexico City!

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
I had a great time here! Friendly courteous professional staff. Great location, infront of park with fountains, cloase to everything, tons of cafes right downstaris. This place in the real deal! Loved it!

	Date of Stay: October, 2008
Its a very nice place located in a very quiet place. We really feels safe and at home in this hotel. The service is good and the people are kind.

	Date of Stay: June, 2008
Fantastic location! We were initially booked into a suite overlooking the courtyard and other buildings but were able to switch to a very nice room overlooking the plaza. This is an older building that has been maintained well and it is in a superb location that is very central to everything. Easy walk to local restaurants and metro stops, frequent cabs and safe.

	Date of Stay: May, 2008
Wow! All I can say is a few dollars will get you a lot more. I was charged extra for a full sized bed, not a king mind you. a full sized bed! The ceiling fell in in the bathroom, The water stoped working in the shower completly and we got cold water only for two days. The people were nice and all but little things we have here in America makes you wonder why we even visit any where else...

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
For a great rate, we enjoyed a night at Casa de la Condesa. The staff was friendly and helpful, the hotel quiet and clean. There were a few things that were disappointing, but nothing to ruin our time. The fitness center is closed for remodeling, the internet was shoddy, and no remote control for the television.

Date of Stay: March, 2009

While clean and freshly decorated, the hotel in general and our room in particular (I cannot speak of any others) had not undergone a major re-fit for perhaps 30 years or more, and it showed. The hotel is not central, though suited us because we were visiting our daughter in that area. Very little English spoken by the staff, though they were friendly and helpful and no probelm was encountered. The bed was clean and comfortable, the room was quiet. As a place to sleep in Mexico City it was perfeclty adequate, and excellent value.

Date of Stay: January, 2008

Just got back from Mex and stayed at this hotel. While not the Ritz, the hotel was a bargin. We arrived on a Sunday and thought we were in the middle of a trash dump! When we went out Monday morning there was not a piece of paper to be seen. The area is in the middle of a revival area. It is close to the Paseo Reforma and Insurgentes intersection and it is easy to catch a bus to any where you want to go. Just make sure you have change. One-two pesos will get you there. It is an interesting walk to the Zocalo, 15 minutes. There is a OXXO at the corner of Paris and Madrid with decent prices. Also, on Paris there are many places to eat. Breakfast seems to begin around 9:30+ A.M. This hotel gave us the opportunity to spend more on us. Staff is friendly and speaks a little English. We had no problems. There is a Sanborns shopping mall across the Reforma for any fast food you might want to have. We use this hotel again. Book trans. from the airport to the hotel. There is a guy outside the hotel. He is friendly, speaks good English and can be helpful. Don't be afraid of the way he looks.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Nice and clean hotel. Small but good enough for a couple of cheap nights. We stayed there three nights, and the main problem we had was the noise. I am not sure if other rooms have the same problem but our room seemed to have paper walls and it was like being outside. There was music until late night and we could hear conversations and TVs from other rooms. However, the service was very good, free internet, excellent breakfast, and wonderful location. I would recommend the hotel for 1 or 2 nights maximum if you can bear the noise. We were in Mexico one week and after the third night we had to move to a different hotel to get some rest.

	Date of Stay: January, 2007
"On my 3rd trip to Mexico City I ended up at this small apartment converted hotel (I use this term lightly). Room was small, no cable with a 14 inch TV & no heater in January. Had to ask receptionist for a small space heater which did nothing to the room heat."

	Date of Stay: March, 2009
The pictures on the internet were not pictures of the room that I was put in. It was small, dirty (the carpeting and bedspread I did not want to touch) and had no windows except a small one in the bathroom. The closet was not even tall enough for me to hang a shirt. This was a terrible terrible experience.

Date of Stay: October, 2008

I asked for the junior suite and was happy with it as it included a microwave oven and a fridge. It was across from a pretty plaza and taxis were easy to find. An ice cream parlor was next door and a good restaurant a few minutes away. The television was mostly in Spanish, of course, but 2 channels were in English with Spanish subtitles. I rather liked the location as I walked in the a.m. to an internet cafe to check the market and then easily caught a cab to the zona rosa and/or the Reforma or museums. The male desk clerk made reservations for me to visit the Pyramids and also a trip to Cuernavaca and Taxco. I would not call this hotel upscale so I won't recommend it, but for my purposes it was fine. I don't expect to visit Mexico again as I've been there several times already.

Date of Stay: September, 2008

THEY CALL ROOM TO A HOLE ON THE WALL, NO ROOM TO WALK AROUND THE BED, Matress hard as a rock, no air conditioning, no water pressure, takes for ever to get a little of warm water, very small window to the small hall that if you opened, the mosquitos will eat you alive, the sewer smell getting out of the very little room, invading that hole. The worse experience in ALL my 43 visits to different countries, we had to leave earlier, SINCERELY never again. I DON'T NEED LUXURY ROOM BECAUSE I JUST NEEDED A CLEAN ROOM TO TAKE A SHOWER AND SLEEP AT NIGHT, SINCE MOST OF THE DAY I SPEND IT OUT KNOWING THE CITY. I COMPLAINED AT THE RECEPTION DESK TO A GENTELEMAN WHICH I ASSUME HE HAD A HIGHER RANK. I TRAVEL TWO O THREE TIMES IN A YEAR BUT THIS WAS MY WORSE EVER EXPERIENCE, PLEASE DON'T DO THIS TO ANYBODY EVER AGAIN!SJ

	Date of Stay: August, 2008
This hotel is in a good neighborhood. It is close enough to where you can walk to the metro train station in about 20 minutes. Will stay there again.

Date of Stay: July, 2008

This was my first ever trip to Mexico City, and I have to say that Casa De La Condesa was an excellent choice for a hotel !!! The rooms are incredibly clean, and for the most part comfortable. Only issue was hot water for the first couple of days however that was resolved! The staff was extremely helpful and pleasant and for the most part could speak english! I highly recommend this Hotel to any one looking for an inexpensive place to stay while visiting Mexico City !

Date of Stay: June, 2008

The Casa de la Condesa is a great boutique hotel. It was centrally located in a beautiful historical neighborhood near great cafes and cultural centers. I had a great view of the plaza and fountains. The staff was very helpful and friendly and I felt very safe there which was important to me as I was traveling alone. The room was a good size although the d?cor was a bit outdated but it was very clean and provided everything I needed in including a kitchenette, sofa, balcony, security safe, hair dryer and iron. I loved that it was near many of the places I wanted to visit and transportation was very accessible.

Date of Stay: June, 2008

Cas De La Condesa in the Colonia Roma neighborhood of Mexico City is a pleasant and attractive lodging ten minutes from the Zona Rosa. The staff is attentive and accomodating. The area is pretty, with a park with fountains across from the hotel entrance. There are many restaurants and bars nearby and the hotel has easy access to taxis. The restaurant is in a covered courtyard with a fountain and lush greenery, a very pleasant place to have breakfast in the morning. It is a charming and reasonably priced place to stay in Mexico City.

	Date of Stay: May, 2008
I love small hotels and this one took the pirze. Kind and friendly staff, rustic rooms, and close to main square. The location was super.

	Date of Stay: April, 2008
During my stay staff were great, liked the fact they spoke some English. We had some initial problems with hot water and some repairs but out flexibilty won out and the rest of the time was great. The neighborhood felt secure,the internet worked, and the local restaurant should learn to cook with garlic. Overall, great time.

Date of Stay: February, 2008

very nice small hotel...located in a nice safe area...great staff..very clean rooms..beautiful view of city..book the jr suite or master...singles are very small all bed r hard...shower r 4 5'9..if u are 6feet+..learn 2 bend alot. get up early and enjoy breakfast at nice cafe. walking dist from metro,stores,cafes,movies and nightlife. shall return again and again. this is the best little kept secret in town. enjoy!

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