Hostal Amigo places visitors by Mexico City's Metropolitan Cathedral and National Palace, immersing them in local culture. The lobby is a social hub where travelers connect via WiFi, pool games, or TV. Guests appreciate the helpful multilingual staff.
Located in Historic Center, a neighborhood in Mexico City, Hostal Amigo - Hostel is near a metro station. Palacio de Bellas Artes and Paseo de la Reforma are notable landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Alameda Central and Chapultepec Park. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez or Sports Palace Dome. Visit our Mexico City travel guide
Isabel la Católica 61-A Col., Centro Del. Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, CDMX, 06060
What's nearby
National Palace
7 min walk - 0.4 miles
Metropolitan Cathedral
7 min walk - 0.4 miles
Palacio de Bellas Artes
8 min walk - 0.5 miles
Zócalo
8 min walk - 0.5 miles
Alameda Central
10 min walk - 0.6 miles
Getting around
Mexico City Buenavista Station
5 min drive
Isabel la Catolica Station
5 min walk
Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX)
21 min drive
Restaurants
Azulísimo
2 min walk
Terraza XX
1 min walk
Vips
1 min walk
El Sazón 3
3 min walk
Cantina "La Resurrección
3 min walk
About this property
Hostal Amigo - Hostel
Hostel near Zócalo
Close to Palacio de Bellas Artes and Alameda Central, Hostal Amigo - Hostel provides a free grocery shopping service, laundry facilities, and a bar. Free WiFi in public areas and conference space are available to all guests.
You'll also enjoy the following perks during your stay:
Tour/ticket assistance, a computer station, and multilingual staff
A TV in the lobby, smoke-free premises, and luggage storage
Concierge services, a 24-hour front desk, and a billiards/pool table
Room features
All guestrooms are individually furnished, and offer amenities such as safes.
Check-in start time: 3 PM; Check-in end time: anytime.
What time is check-out at Hostal Amigo - Hostel?
Check-out is at 11 AM.
Where is Hostal Amigo - Hostel located?
Located in Historic Center, this hostel is within a 10-minute walk of Madero Street and Zócalo. Palacio de Bellas Artes and Alameda Central are also within 15 minutes. Isabel la Catolica Station is 5 minutes by foot and San Juan de Letran Station is 7 minutes.
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Reviews
Hostal Amigo - Hostel Reviews
7.6
Good
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I like the neighborhood and the place, the only thing I didn't like was the bed, was a bit uncomfortable, for 1 or 2 nights it's ok also reasonable with the price
Jose
Stayed 1 night in Jul 2025
8/10 Good
Graham
Jun 2, 2023
Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service
Staff gave me an excellent recommendation on where to get a massage at Manthra Day Spa, located within Casa del Cine, just around the corner. Then I enjoyed a fine meal in the upscale restaurant located within Hotel Punto MX nearby. Great location, and I enjoyed their free library.
Stay was ok...it was my first time staying with 7 other young kids in the same room. I made friends...But i would not stay there again only because its a bunch of young kids that are going in and out of room all night disturbing your sleep...
Dirty, rooms partly without windows but with horrible lightibg,no toilet paper, nothing for young travellers as most of the guest are erderly men and families. Was happy to be gone.
I made a reservation to only sleep 4 hours, I arrived at 4:30 am and I wanted to stay until 9:00 am. The people at the reception only accepted cash for the reservation and I did not have any, because of that I booked online through Expedia and when I showed them the reservation they told me that they could not let me in because check-in was until 3:00pm
I did not like it that the expedia page for Hostel Amigos had that private-looking room with beds and that after paying and receiving the affirmation if one scrolls down a four-bed (two bunkbeds) dormitory was described. I was not happy. Last night was very bad as two more women had come in and the one above me found all kinds of things to do and noise to make throughout the night.
Before I even arrived they cancelled my first reservation due to a problem with my card and when I rebooked they charged be double. When we arrived they almost couldn’t find our reservation at all and when my friend joined us two days later they told her there was no rooms even tho she also had a reservation. They simply couldn’t find it. Finally they put her into a room. Me and my other friend who were travelling together were put into a “mixed dorm” that was all men except for us who kept the door open all night long and would come and go all night turning the lights on and off while I slept. When I complained they changed our room and put us in the same room as my third friend which was fine. Also our first room had no windows. On our last night at the hostel there were two beds left in our dorm and the front desk man came In while we were all in bed with the lights out. He turned the lights on and tried to find beds for the three new people but they didn’t exist. They are poorly organized and it’s not a very social hostel…good showers tho…