One Ciudad de México Periférico Sur

The staff were friendly, and the location felt secure. Rooms are basic, with A/C and about what you’d expect from a three-star place. The lobby is cozy, though crowded with tables and chairs. There are plenty of workstations and outlets, if they all happen to be working.

The Wi-Fi was absolutely terrible, and getting inside isn’t wheelchair accessible because there’s a step and no ramp. The room itself was basic but clean. Don’t count on finding coffee, an iron, or a safe in there. Breakfast in the lobby was decent enough, with eggs, beans, chilaquiles, coffee, and similar items.

There was litter along the corridor floors, and the place felt a bit neglected this time. Nights were especially noisy because a group of kids were staying there for a singing and talent contest. It’s a cheap hotel rather than a budget one, so you can’t expect more than what you pay for, but cleanliness should be a given anywhere.

At 1300 a night, this didn’t feel worth the price. The room was small and plain, with just a hair dryer, no coffee or iron. The beds were okay, but my wife got bitten overnight, so we suspect bedbugs. Some towels were threadbare, and the shower pressure was weak, though the water was always hot. Breakfast looked very basic too, so we ate at the Fiesta Inn next door.