Name: DOWNTOWN MEXICO
Address: Centro, 06002 Ciudad de MÃ©xico, CDMX, Mexico, MX
Telephone: +52 55 5282 2199

DOWNTOWN MEXICO is a lodging, located at Centro, 06002 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico. They can be contacted via phone at +52 55 5282 2199, visit their website www.downtownmexico.com for more detailed information.

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Centro, 06002 Ciudad de México, CDMX

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Added by Jopie, at 23 October 2016

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Bill Opper

13 April 2018

Comfortable modern rooms, awesome roof top pool and lounge, great food and drinks in a really good location.
Ramiro RodriguezChong

09 April 2018

Beautiful boutique hotel. A very good location in the heart of the city. There are different options of shops inside, from restaurants, handicraft shops, cafes, and the terrace is amazing. The best option to stay or to make purchases near the Zócalo. I recommend the chocolate shop [Que Bo!].
Oliver Bengtsson Morales

07 April 2018

Cool boutique hotel with a full concept. Great location.
Adrian Gomez Serrano Olavarrieta

23 January 2018

Excellent boutique hotel, set of restaurants and shops all in one. Probably the best option near the Zócalo.
David Sjunnesson

27 December 2017

Beautiful boutique hotel. Stayed in one of the suites and it was a great experience. Make sure to check it the roof deck bar in the evenings.
Juan Sanchez

03 November 2017

Rooftop terrace is great! Wonderful drinks, great music, good service.
Thomas Briggs

18 September 2017

Really good drinks. Had a DJ even in the afternoon. It was tons of fun.
Alonso Molina

17 September 2017

We reserved a table at the rooftop for Mexico's independence day. It was nice decorated, the drinks and service was good. The best was de DJ and music. If you take that into consideration it's a great place, unfortunately my gf got her purse open and someone stole her wallet, so security is not great and it kind of ruined our elsewhat nice time.
Jasmine Rogers

18 August 2017

Had drinks and a snack on the rooftop of this very cool hotel, equipped with a pool and hot tub for warmer weather. Both the food and the drink menus were reasonably priced, even for a hotel. Stop by and unwind if you have the time!
Luis

09 July 2017

One of the best bars in the historic center, it's night view is ideal for romance in summer. Place of good atmosphere at the weekends.
The Way We Saw It

07 July 2017

Cool place, a concept location with hotel, Restaurants, cafés and shops. We had late lunch at Azul in the main courtyard. Illuminated with hanging candelabra, the place has a magic feel. Service was precise and courteous, food was delicious, a bit pricey though. Definitely recommendable!
Sofía Camacho

01 April 2017

The chofer that they recommended us from the hotel wanted to charge us more than agreed initially. The worst this it was that he was super, super rude to our Mexican host, calling her names and acusing her of wanting to pay him less when she wanted to negociated the 40 minutes he didn't drive us around like agreed. TERRIBLE experience. We even had to rush around the sites, because he wanted to go faster. We barely had time to go see what we traveled so far to see. I dont remember his name, but he said he had Canadian residency. The guy that called him was Alan, and the guy I called for help was Jesus Chavez the manager at the reception. He didn't tell me what they were going to do about it.
Enrique Ortiz

08 March 2017

Absolutely awesome. The service is a little slow, but mixology is awesome. The dj could be better, less reggaeton, more deep house.
Michael Sierra-Arevalo

20 February 2017

We popped upstairs for some drinks while we waited for our reservation at Azul downstairs. The pibirita usually comes frozen - ask for it on the rocks. Out of this world.
Esben Neander Kristensen

07 February 2017

Nice rooms with great restaurants and services in the building. Extremely central location and a good rooftop bar.
Andrea De La Torre

30 October 2016

It really has it all, an amazing hotel in a historic building, two great restaurants below, a world of little shops, cafes and bars all within the hotel grounds. We only left the hotel once to see the Torre Latino Americana and Cafe La Opera, but it's really nice to have everything right there. I was there for three days and it started to feel like home, the warmth of the history in the building is really great when combined with modern design.

The staff is very friendly and accessible to all your needs. There were three things I would have maybe changed but other than that it's still my favorite. 1/ The sheets were kind of hard, not soft at all but we did mention it to them and hopefully they can work something out. 2/ No windows in the room to let natural sunlight in, there was an option to make the door into a window but people walked by and could see in. 3/ The bathroom door was a sliding door, and it wasn't really private since it was open on top. But these are only observations I made, they would never stop me from coming back.

I can give you my top three favorite observations now so you see how amazing this place is. 1/ The openness of the whole hotel was so inspiring and pleasant. There were two open patios with the restaurants below that the rooms surrounded. There was always sunlight coming in and when it rained they simply covered the open area. Two/ The brick material within the hotel gave it a true antique Mexican feel. Three/ The pool area is exquisite, with the view of Mexico's core, bright sun to warm you up and cold beers to relax next to the industrial pool. I could keep going with these details that make the hotel worth visiting, but I recommend going and discovering all these elements yourself.