Hotel Amigo Suites

The location of this hostel is great, it's close to several museums and the main town center, public transportation is also close by. Food is decent and there is usually a great variety (if you're vegetarian ask the staff if they can make you something and they are usually happy to help) Room cleanliness is decent and the staff is very friendly and willing to answer any questions you have. Free wifi and some basic cable options in Spanish, CNN is the only English channel. Some things to note They have some small toiletries kits for sale usually 20 pesos. Free umbrella to use but you have to return it. They have a laundry and or ironing service you have to drop it off in your own bag. Cost is usually 130 pesos for 5 kilos of clothes to wash 20 pesos for ironing. They also have tour available, they are all reasonably priced and includes travel, entry tickets, insurance, guide but do not include food (but they will show you some great food options around your destination) If you need thicker sheets ask and they will provide them. Most important is this place is usually very quite at night so you shouldn't have any noise issues till early morning.

Clean and comfortable hostal, friendly and helpful staff, located in the centre of the historical centre, restaurant and shops. Adequate BF

Great location, walking distance to the city center. Very friendly staff with English speakers at the desk. Simple, homey meals available but we chose to eat out. Laundry service available for a small fee. Hot water for showers. So that's the good part. On the negative side, the internet was spotty. The ladies who clean work very hard and that was obvious but the rooms are a bit dingy, not their fault, stained curtains, etc. The bed was ok comfort wise but the pillows were flat with a few tufts of poly filling floating around in there. There are no fans in the room and the windows don't have screens, of course, so there were mosquitoes and other flying insects. Closing the window made for a very stuffy experience but we had to close the windows, not so much for the bugs, but because of the throbbing, loud music from the bar upstairs. Loud, very, very loud that could still be heard even though the windows were closed. The kind of loud that wrecks your sleep. Still, if you can sleep through anything and don't count on the internet, it's a great location. The staff is very nice, I must say.

best hostel i have been to in mexico city - great rooms and great food

I liked the place but the fact that they were not able to fix the light on my room during my stay speaks really bad about their maintenance. There is mostly young people in the place, and they can get a little loud at times. It did not bother me, but if you are looking for a five star quiet place this is not your place to satay. Also the rooms with a balcony may get loud during the day but at night is quiet. The location is great not too far from the zocalo with lots of places to do an ear within walking distance. The breakfast and dinner are good. Overall is an okay place to stay, I guess what kind of ruin it was their poor maintenace.

The beds are really rough. The meals are amazing! The food was very good but would not stay there again. The terrace is nice but it is not a good view.

The hostal is in a great location and the staff are friendly. The water was off for most of my stay and I woke up with bed bug bites. Not good

Very busy, unorganized reception. There was no one for me to check out and call a taxi to the airport at 4am. So I had to call a taxi company by myself and let myself out and come out to the dark and dangerous mexico city street. When he finally woke up and come down to the reception he didnt say a single word. Very poor quality staffs.