It was okay, but there was only a fan and no AC. iit was a warm evening. The safr didn't work. Dumpy street and neighborhood. Bed and bathoom were fine.
Having a 11pm arrival in Mexico City, my group and i had a 5 hour layover and decided to get much more comfortable rest than what a vinyl airport chair could offer. So i got on my phone and ended selecting the Hotel Metropol. Hotel Metropol is about 4 miles away from the main airport but the drive feels like 40 miles. The hotel is situated in a few blocks off the main road in what looks to be a sketchy neighborhood but once you plant yourself right in front of the hotel you're feel safe as the hotels lobby is clean and comforting (compared to its surroundings). The doorman was very inviting and helpful. The desk personnel were very helpful and spoke very good English. Expedia made a mistake with my reservation and the staff were quick to offer a solution that was as comparable to the Expedia deal as they could get. Their rates were very reasonable. My two rooms with two separate queen size beds came to $130 after tax. The bellhop was an older gentleman that spoke English very well. The rooms were very compact but usable. The bathrooms were even more ummm. let's say efficient with their use of space. There was a leak in the bathroom and the water pressure was dismal to say the least. The toilet paper was as soft as 100grit 3M sandpaper and the towels were softer still as 1000grit. At least the bed was firm/soft enough for me. The room deploys a clever lighting system where the occupants are required to leave their room card in a holder to keep the lights on. Absent were the instructions for this innovative yet frustrating lighting system. This did not detract from my overall satisfaction of my stay at the Hotel Metropol. Although the amenities were lacking the level of direct customer service on a human level was on par with bigger popular hotels (like the Hilton 2 blocks away) but at half the price. If value is your thing than this is the place. If you wish to be waited on hand-and-foot than stay away from this joint as this is not for you.
I like a place that still has a beer bottle opener in the bathroom restaurant is upscale I love the low sheen bario
Great location. Competitive prices. Excellent clean rooms. Excellent dining options in the hotel and close by. Excellent service.
Great central location, short walk to many cafes and restaurants. Great Mescal bar just about next door. Wi-Fi OK but not great - a bit slow in peak times. Clean and comfortable but a bit dated. Friendly helpful staff. Overall its a good solid mid range hotel.
Internet is bad. Good for short stays.
The front desk attention is not as good as expected and the room has some parts that weren't cleaned properly.
Good hotel that is clean with nice staff. Nothing fancy, but the basics are done well.
It was a nice experience, the rooms are comfortable, the breakfast was really good, and it is a good place to rest there is no noise from outside
La atención me pareció excelente​ solo no me gustó que tardarán mucho en traer el pedido solo eso
Having a 11pm arrival in Mexico City, my group and i had a 5 hour layover and decided to get much more comfortable rest than what a vinyl airport chair could offer. So i got on my phone and ended selecting the Hotel Metropol. Hotel Metropol is about 4 miles away from the main airport but the drive feels like 40 miles. The hotel is situated in a few blocks off the main road in what looks to be a sketchy neighborhood but once you plant yourself right in front of the hotel you're feel safe as the hotels lobby is clean and comforting (compared to its surroundings). The doorman was very inviting and helpful. The desk personnel were very helpful and spoke very good English. Expedia made a mistake with my reservation and the staff were quick to offer a solution that was as comparable to the Expedia deal as they could get. Their rates were very reasonable. My two rooms with two separate queen size beds came to $130 after tax. The bellhop was an older gentleman that spoke English very well. The rooms were very compact but usable. The bathrooms were even more ummm. let's say efficient with their use of space. There was a leak in the bathroom and the water pressure was dismal to say the least. The toilet paper was as soft as 100grit 3M sandpaper and the towels were softer still as 1000grit. At least the bed was firm/soft enough for me. The room deploys a clever lighting system were the occupants are required to leave their room card in a holder to keep the lights on. Absent were the instructions for this innovative yet frustrating lighting system. This did not detract from my overall satisfaction of my stay at the Hotel Metropol. Although the amenities were lacking the level of direct customer service on a human level was on par with bigger popular hotels (like the Hilton 2 blocks away) but at half the price. If value is your thing than this is the place. If you wish to be waited on hand-and-foot than stay away from this joint as this is not for you.
Central location within walking distance of many facilities. Helpful staff and rooms are clean, tidy and reasonably sized. Potable water available on tap . Nothing grand but the showers are hot and beds are comfortable. Everything you want after a day out and about.
Excelent hotel right at the center of the city. Most museums and landmarks are just a short uber ride away. The only downside of the stay is that the Wi-Fi internet service was not working properly and the devices would not connect to it. All other areas of the stay, like room cleanness or the disposition of the staff to help is flawless, though.
I have stayed there twice with my family. The rooms are big with large beds.
Most of the staff is service-minded and friendly.
The waiter at the hotel bar did not make good coctails.
Good breakfast buffet. Very good wifi.