Hotels near Museo Nacional de Artes in Mexico City

"The hostel's location is quite good, right near the subway station. Facilities: The room has a bathroom, but it's pretty basic. There's a kitchen on the rooftop, but you have to bring your own utensils. Overall, the value for money is decent."

"This is my second year in a row staying at this hotel for business trips. There are tons of restaurants nearby, and it's very close to Chinatown. The first day, the bed was a bit dirty, but after I told a staff member, they changed it for us to a clean one. The hotel is in the city center, within walking distance of many attractions like the National Palace, churches, the Palace of Fine Arts, and the Bank Museum."

"Excellent! One of the few hotels I've liked. Spacious and modern room. Beautiful and private bathroom. Window facing the street with almost blackout blinds (it has a side track to prevent light from filtering in). On Tripadvisor, I got a discounted price of 910 MXN (approximately $45 USD), but the regular price was 1150 MXN ($57 USD). For the price, it was excellent. Although eating directly at the counter seems to have cost 1400 MXN, what a great deal! If I had booked at the regular price (1400 MXN), I would consider the room just average. It didn't have air conditioning, but it wasn't necessary; it wasn't hot. Although it's the rainy season, I don't know how cool it would be in the summer. They have free luggage storage, check-in is at 3 PM, and I was able to leave my things around 12 PM without any problems. Early check-in seems to cost around 500 MXN extra (25 USD), in case anyone is interested. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The only thing I didn't like was the bathroom floor; the tile isn't non-slip, so you have to be careful and always wear sandals. And the soap and shampoo bottles in the bathroom are mounted on the wall opposite the shower, so you have to walk two steps to get soap and back to the shower as many times as you need. With that type of flooring, it could be a little dangerous if you're not wearing sandals."

"Amazing! It's fantastic to find a new and affordable hotel in Mexico City, especially surrounded by the vibrant Chinatown and art galleries, right in the heart of the Gulf of Mexico's liveliest area."

"The service was excellent, I arrived at 5am in the morning from Singapore, and although there wasn't any room available for early check-in, the staff was kind and nice to offer me free breakfast. And knowing I am tired from the travelling, they gave me the room at the earliest. The room is great, the breakfast is fantastic, would highly recommend to anyone coming to Mexico City."

"Very good hotel, This came in as a surprise when booking as it was not really recommend, but the hotel location is very central and the staffs are super nice, they are there to help as much as they can! room also clean. the only downside would be the shower as this is showerhead was quite hard and feel like piercing through my skin when showering."

"The room was really nice, I loved it. The location is superb; everywhere you walk is a scenic spot. It’s the perfect place for some leisure and entertainment after a business trip. The staff were very helpful, coming a long way to assist me with my luggage. Breakfast was very rich, with lots of local delicacies like tacos, beef, and bread. The only downside is that the soundproofing isn't great. Overall, it's worth visiting again."

"Nice hotel, centrally located. The staff were very pleasant and welcoming. Our evening meal was very good and good value for money"