Hotels near Rectoria de la Divina Providencia, Mexico City

The hotel is located on the 3rd floor of Terminal T2, with the departure hall on the 2nd floor and the arrival hall on the 1st floor. It can be said that the location is excellent and very convenient. Although the room is a bit old, it is acceptable relative to the convenience of the location, and the quality is higher than many 4-star hotels in the city. In addition, the Italian-Argentinian restaurant in the hotel is very good, and the steak, salad and pasta are all delicious.

The hotel was clean, the service was good. AC did not work but once mention to service, they fixed it within 1/2 hr.

I specially booked this hotel during my transit and found it to be a treasure. It is of consistent Marriott standards. Although it is located in the T1 terminal of the airport, there is no sound at all and the room is very big. I am very satisfied!

I arrived in Mexico just before lunchtime and didn't fly out until later in the evening so wanted a place to get a shower, have nap and rest before the flight home. I used an app to search for hotels that offered a 'day rate' and found this one I was really impressed A taxi from the airport cost $MXN 45 and I was there within ten minutes Check in was fast and easy and free tea and coffee are available too The room was big, had great double gazing keeping out the street noise and a really good blackout blind so I got a few hours rest before taking a walk outside and grabbing some food from the stalls near the hotel. Just before checkout I realised I needed to print some documents and the reception did that for me for free, thanks I'd happily recommend this hotel and stay again, thanks, andrew

The bell boy service is really embarazing, they want to help and touch the luggage 5 Meters before your final destination. Nevertheless in the critical points, is not possible to find one of them. They are every time in other places or occupied talking with other bell boys.

Three excellent stays related to business trips. Manager Sofia, was extremely helpful. I wasn't checking in till after 6 am, and I've had problems before where a hotel night auditor thought I was a no-show and canceled my reservation. Sofia made sure they knew of my late arrivals. Also, I'm a light sleeper, and Sofia made sure to get me rooms on the quiet side of the hotel, away from the road. Very good breakfasts, nice front desk people, and pleasant, punctual shuttle drivers. I look forward to more upcoming stays next month at Holiday Inn Mexico Dali Airport.

Express hotel, can not have too high requirements, facilities are quite old, can say that it is OK. The front desk of the hotel is very warm! There is also a free car to go to the supermarket!

Stayed 7 nights with my partner at this wonderful hotel, which is centrally located (10 minute walk to the main Zocalo square with lots of shopping nearby) and has a very good bar/restaurant on-site. The rooms are new with firm beds, thick towels and linens, a hot shower, daily maid service, a medium-sized safe that can hold a tablet, good climate control, and a Nespresso coffee machine. A filtered water dispenser to refill water bottles is quite the advantage in the lobby. The gym on the 2nd floor is modern with very usable equipment, and is located next to an outdoor terrace. The breakfast buffet was very good with several choices. Antonio and Nayla provided excellent customer service during breakfast, and Antonio also alerted me to breakfast options that were healthier for my sensitive stomach. The lobby staff were very friendly and helpful. Overall, I rate this hotel an 8 or 9 out of 10 and would definitely stay here again. That being said, I would like to offer some suggestions to Novotel to make the hotel room a bit better for travelers. This new, minimal hotel room concept means that there are no dresser drawers for storing clothing, and there’s only one spot in the hanging metal “closet” for storing one suitcase - the other person must put their suitcase on the floor . One must live out of their suitcase during the entire stay, which is very annoying. This can easily be remedied by having more hangers (10 instead of 5?) in the closet, and having one or two folding luggage racks available. Also, another side table is needed beside the bed, since there’s only one. The person sleeping on the left side of the bed must put their water, glasses, phone, etc. on the floor, since there’s no side table, or place their items far away on the desk. Also, the thick towels keep falling off the three very lame wooden towel “knobs”. These knobs need to be replaced or extended outward in order to be able to hold a load. I would hang up my wet towel and it would immediately fall onto the floor. We fought with this the entire week. The hotel would save a lot of money by not having to wash towels every day that have fallen onto the floor. Additionally, perhaps for an upcharge, a small refrigerator could be placed in the room. These minor issues did not affect our overall satisfaction of this hotel.

We stayed at this hotel and it was our first time in Mexico City. It felt safe and secure since guests need to use their key to be allowed into the lobby. It’s conveniently located to most of the places we wanted to visit. At night time, it’s quiet, at least, we didn’t hear noise in our room. The breakfast was really good as well. The staff are all very friendly and greet everyone. There’s a cafe and seafood restaurant attached to the hotel. The bathrooms do not have a lot of space, almost like closet size. For the price and the location where it’s situated, it was worth the price and definitely will stay again.

The city view room has an incomparable view. Sitting by the window, you can have a panoramic view of Syntagma Square and the Cathedral, and you can have an unobstructed view of the excitement of the Day of the Dead. Although it is an old building, the interior is well maintained. The breakfast in the restaurant on the top floor is okay, and the coffee bar on the first floor can also provide simple meals. The only drawback was that I stayed in a corner room, and the top floor restaurant was upstairs. There was a sound of chairs being dragged around at around 7 o'clock in the morning.