If you stay here, it’s more due to the economically conscious rate for the area. Its main assets are the extremely helpful & kind staff and the hotel’s proximity to public transportation on one of the main avenue arteries - Avenida Paso de La Reforma - in which there are quite a few attractions to see and visit.
The room was much larger than I had anticipated, pretty much a small 1 BR apartment with a full kitchen with a few caveats: fridge did not work at all, water pressure was weak, gas range worked but seems pointless with such inexpensive food stands in every corner and no way to lock the door from the inside or outside since you’re only given one key, not a key card, but a key. Linens and towels have seen better days, and it felt like staying in a Florida motel from the early 1990s, so it was a bit of a throwback if that’s your style. In the end, this hotel served it’s purpose: it kept my things safe while I was out & about seeing CDMX, a place to sleep at night, and close to public transportation which made it easy to get around once you were within the transit network and able to transfer to any line that you needed.
The REAL GEM is the kind and friendly staff who made my 3 night stay pleasant. For the budget traveler who doesn’t require many amenities, this place serves its practical purpose.