Hôtel près de Centre Culturel El Punto, Mexico, Mexico

"La pscine et le buffets "

"Toujours charmant. Toujours iconique"

"RAS très bon hotel vraiment bien"

" simpatic receptionnist,property,localisation near métro station..I will come back "

"We stayed 8 nights here. we are very disappointed with our stay and the experience. The good points: ⁃ The location of the hotel And the security we felt very safe here. ⁃ The room was OK. ⁃ The housekeeping of the room was perfect. The bad points: ⁃ The noise of the AC. All day and all night. The AC are installed on the roof of the room. ⁃ The breakfast. It is really bad for the price we paid. There is nothing to eat. A few slice of cheese and ham. Sometimes, a few sausages. And a cup of fruit. Really really bad. It’s unacceptable to pay this much for a non-existent breakfast. Also. Some mornings, there is only 3 sausages for the all breakfast and all the guests of the hotel. We had to go the bakery every mornings of our stay while we have paid for a breakfast. ⁃ Our biggest inconvenience was the person in charge of the breakfast. The rudest staff member ever. He is not nice, he does not say hello or bye, he doesn’t not help. He is on his phone all morning while nothing is prepared for the breakfast. he does no effort to help. He is eating in front us while there is not so much food in the buffet. One day we found, an eaten sausage in the breakfast buffet. The tables are not set, we have to do everything. He made our stay here so unpleasant. The buffet is not ready at 7, sometimes he is not even here For the price we paid (2500 USD), we expected a better experience, the breakfast quality and experience was so so bad. It’s a shame. It ruined our experience here. "

"✨✨✨😊"

"Agréable "

"The facilities and the room feel more like a 3-star hotel, while the service and location are very good. However, cleanliness leaves much to be desired. I found trash under my bed, a used cotton swab next to the bedside table, and dust in the corners. I was really not impressed in this regard—probably one of the dirtiest rooms I’ve stayed in at a 3- to 4-star hotel."