Breakfast was 150 pesos per person, which is quite a bit pricier than seeking your own food. But I must say that it was quite tasty and nutritious; there was a selection of fresh fruits, meats, potatoes, frijoles, milk, and orange juice. Along with cereal and coffee. And I love the room we stayed in; it was huge! For ~200 USD per night elsewhere in North America, I would never expect a nicely furnished room that can comfortably accommodate 4-5 people. There is just so much space. The hotel is also very, very close to Plaza de la Constitución; a 5 min walk at most. Therefore there is easy access to festivities and subway entrances on the plaza. Last but not least, while the staff may or may not speak fluent English, all the folks that I interacted with were friendly, patient, and helpful. I appreciate their service manning the 24-hr front desk.

My only gripe is that the room isn't quite sound proof, even with its windows permanently closed.. You will definitely be able to hear noisy festivities on the streets. I regret not bringing ear plugs to help me fall asleep.

Absolutely loved our stay at Hotel MX Más Centro. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel smug for booking so well – right in the thick of things, with public transport on your doorstep, enough food options to challenge your intestinal fortitude, and walking access to some of the city’s most gorgeous, chaotic, and culturally drenched sights. The building itself is fascinating – a beautifully reimagined space with character, history, and just enough quirk to feel boutique without veering into pretentious art hotel territory. Think clean lines, lush pockets of greenery, and hidden corners that make you want to wander and linger. Staff were warm and helpful, the room was comfortable, and the vibe? Relaxed, well-designed, and very CDMX. The only downside? A bit of noise at night—nothing horrendous, just part of the ambient soundtrack of a city that doesn’t really sleep (and frankly, doesn’t want you to either). Pack earplugs and lean in. Worth it. Would absolutely stay again.

The highlight was being rescued by Maximiliano, the wonderful chap on Reception, who ordered us an Uber taxi to the airport, on his own phone's Uber a/c, when our mobile had been irreparably broken an hour before. A far cheaper alternative than hailing a pink cab outside. This was all sorted with ease by Maximiliano and it allowed us to catch our plane in good time. The hotel itself was really good value for the Superior Suite we had booked. We had room 209 which was very large and had a balcony (and a kitchen as well) which was quite quiet despite facing onto the road two floors below. The breakfasts on the roof terrace were good and, fortunately, the weather was good (albeit cold at 8am!) each morning. The hotel is very well placed in the historic part of town. The wifi had a strong signal and allowed us to easily check emails and listen to Radio Caroline's internet broadcasts.

Some other news channel (BBC World News?) apart from CNN would have been good on the TV (and why was this the Chinese brand Hisence?) TV. CNN don't exactly do a broad spectrum, or in-depth - of what is going on globally.

Great location, the size and comfort of the family rooms, nice and comfy beds, good Breakfast, staff was extremely helpful and kind, nice Wi-fi

I see 2 improvement areas: First, the breakfast is served on the 4th floor, which it’s a nice open area, but when the weather is cold or it rains, like it happened during my stay, wasn’t pleasant; they should have a plan B for the clients. Second, the towels were worn out and looked old, not a big deal but it’s a simple detail that can improve the overall experience

Perfect location in walking distance to all relevant destinations in the historic center of town (and there are many!). Historic building renovated nicely to meet all needs (suite including pantry kitchen). Great decorations inside the whole building for the Dia de los Muertos holiday. A pleasure to start the day on the especially nice roof terrace with good breakfast included! Uber car service easily available at all times including transfer to the airport.

You have to be aware that you are in a very busy area of town. We felt however very safe/ no need to be afraid since there is a huge presence of police everywhere.

Ambience and aesthetics are great. Location in everything, worth it even just for this. Just a few steps from El Zocalo, Templo Mayor, and commercial area. I appreciated the 24hr free coffee. Generally, the staff are nice and polite, specifically Marcellano (if I remember his name correctly) who made an effort to ask if I needed help with bags and who was warm, welcoming, and even wished me a good return trip when I left.

Food and hospitality at breakfast on the 4th floor could use some improvement. No "good morning" from the server, I was the one who initiated the greeting. No one helped me find a dry table when it was raining. When it rains, there are are very few dry tables left for anyone to sit.

The location is fantastic. The old building is beautiful. The breakfast on the roof is quite good if included with the room. The price is very good considering the location and if you can put up with its downfalls. With a little bit of extra attention to detail, this hotel could command a much higher price. The coffee machine in the lobby makes very good espresso coffee for Mexico standards. Staff are nice.

Towels were old and grey. Shower was cold mostly. The shower flooded the bathroom floor even when very careful. The room is quite small which makes it difficult to have 2 suitcases in the space. Lumpy old matress. There is no hair-dryer unless you leave your ID at the front desk. There is no kettle or tea/coffee facilities in the room.

Breakfast was included and times weren't crazy early where you couldn't make it. The room was tight but for the cost, it wasn't bad at all. Extra towels and water were brought when rooms were cleaned which isn't always common unless you ask. We got there early, before 3pm check-in, and were happy they accommodated locking up our luggage until then.

a little variety in the breakfast, I'm Mexican and can eat eggs and beans often but some bread selection or variety in the fruit would be nice. My major annoyance is not only having to ask for a hair dryer but also having to leave my ID to keep in my room. When I returned the dryer they were having a hard time even finding the ID which made me very nervous. Lastly, the worst was the super thin walls. I heard extracurricular activities through the walls I preferred not to and everything could be heard from the hall and I am in a "family suite". Our son was oblivious thank goodness but we were there to make the most of each day so early mornings were hard with the commotion at night

Great location in the centro only 2 blocks from the zocolo. Clean and comfortable rooms. Excellent breakfast on the spacious rooftop terrace. Comfortable beds and excellent Wi-Fi. Staff were friendly and efficient.

Our room didn't have a window but it wasn't an issue for us as it meant that the street noise was minimal and the rooftop terrace was a welcoming space to be outside at any time.

I liked the room. It was clean and super comfortable. Zero complaints. The building is beautiful and allows one to appreciate the architecture in the historical center of Mexico. The staff is very friendly and gave me a lot of tips to explore Centro histórico, including some fantastic places to eat close by.

The location can feel desolate at night. It's wiser to take an Uber when moving around late at night. No problem the rest of the day.