Mexico City Homestays

The featured image is not the hostel, it is a nearby hotel. After booking a month early and repeatedly requesting a quiet room, I was given a 4th floor room adjacent to the bar and restaurant area. Even though the bar officially closed at 11pm, people still hung out there all night, screaming and yelling. My room was just feet from this open area and was awful. Even worse, the bright lights were on all night blasting into my room. On top of that, there is no AC and no screens on the tiny windows. This was one of my worst experiences ever. I decided to move to a better place and checked out the next morning. The unfriendly staff refused to refund the remaining 5 days reservation. Why? ”Not our policy”. They implied that I was too old to stay at this hostel . It was a busy weekend and I am sure they rented out my room to another travelor. Also there no elevators and visitors need to climb narrow stairs. Avoid this place unless you really don't need to sleep.

Location is amazing! Old catholic cathedral just in front of it, 2 min to Maya museum, 1-2 min to stores, 30 sec to tour bus stop, 10 min to bar streets. Not bad breakfast, like a bonus - nice bar on rooftop. Friendly and helpful stuff. A room is not so clean, no outside windows, you can feel a lack of air a little, but there is a fan in a room. Hot water, locker. What else do you need for such price)) oh, there is a public kitchen, public coffee maker and fridge are available.

Check the photos...this place has expired. The reviews reflect an old hostel profile. This place is now a transit centre for migrants primarily from Cuba, Venezuela and China intending on crossing the U.S border illegally. It's bar and vending machines are abandoned and most light fittings are empty of bulbs. It is dark and filled with families packed into cramp rooms. Literally a boarding house now. The reviews do not reflect this ”new place”. Staff were fine as was cleanliness, but this place is not safe. I met a man in my room who has his wallet stolen...not surprising as 90% of guests are illegal migrants...

As someone who grew up in Mexico City, I definitely recommend Bemate Masaryk!! Polanco is one of, if not, the safest spaces in the city. You can walk with your child at any time and there is always people walking with dogs and children. Bemate is in the perfect area for walking to any local restaurants and boutiques. The biggest pointers of the hotel are the air conditioning, the great water pressure for the shower, and the staff are very accommodating and welcoming. Monse, our room attendant, always left the room clean and tidy and was very willing to work around our schedule. Definitely recommended.

It was overall a great stay! Staff are awesome and helpful, activities planned every day so it makes it easy to meet people! Private rooms are secluded (at least the one I stayed at - 111). Definitely had some trouble sleeping at times. This particular bedroom is next to the bathroom which gets cleaned daily at around 5:45-6am and it’s pretty loud for a light sleeper. Another morning someone decided to play the guitar loudly on a Saturday morning at around 8am lol so that was a bummer. Definitely party people come in late but that’s inevitable. Breakfast was delicious, I didn’t try the cocktails though but I imagine they’re tasty, too. Bathrooms and rooms are tidy! Bed was comfy!

With a stay at Casa Pepe Hostel Boutique - CDMX, you'll be centrally located in Mexico City, within a 10-minute walk of Metropolitan Cathedral and Zócalo. This hostel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Palacio de Bellas Artes and 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Angel of Independence Monument.Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and an arcade/game room. Additional amenities at this hostel include a television in a common area and tour/ticket assistance.You can enjoy a meal at the restaurant serving the guests of Casa Pepe Hostel Boutique - CDMX, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities.Make yourself at home in one of the 31 guestrooms featuring microwaves and Smart televisions. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Housekeeping is provided daily, and irons/ironing boards can be requested.

Casa MX Alameda is okay, just minutes from the subway station. You need to make your own bed, and you will be given a sheet that can be used for a mattress. The second sheet can be used to cover your body and isolate a blanket! Do you know why? Seriously suspected of fleas on the blanket! !! !! I have a lot of bags on the bite, so itchy! !! !! !! Breakfast is a little bit of fruit, coffee, something that looks like milk, corn flakes, bread. . You don't have to eat. . . The terrace on the top is particularly large, the chairs are hollow and comfortable, and the kitchen is ok, but messy, with oil and salt, the refrigerator is large enough, but full. In addition, the bowls and plates are made of plastic. I feel that they are not clean after washing. The pots and pans are all too messy. There are also TV sofa rooms, recreation rooms, sports lounges. On the left side is the OXXO convenience store. On the left side, there is a coffee shop or a breakfast shop. Printing is free on the second floor, and there is a computer for free Internet access. The toilets are large and the bathrooms are slightly small, but the hot water is not bad. The laundry room is locked, you can spend 80 pesos, the guard takes you to the top floor washing machine to wash, there is a dryer, 80 pesos together, you can dry again without drying, but you must guard from the first floor It is inconvenient to get the key to open the door of the laundry room. There is a dilapidated place on the top of the building for drying clothes. The sink is concrete square, so it's not easy to wash clothes. I have a folding basin.

the accommodation itself is excellent, very well located and large apartment but I chose the apartment covered with external jacuzzi, but it had no hot water and was unrein filled with dust and leaves and almost stuffed, I asked for cleaning and console of the hot water record but they didn't get up and refund me saying I had already paid to the agency in the case of booking and they had no way to turn me out some value and they promised me only a discount for when I return ... or it's the same thing as nothing, another thing is that it was very cold because it was winter and it had only one Edrodon per bed and they claimed that they had no covers!! They gave me a heating device that didn't help much, another thing is that in the kitchen there are microwaves, oven, coffee machine, ice cream and cheese, I had only a table and cup game for 4 people and I had neither a pan, nor anything to use in the oven ! ? ! ? what fucking so? I that I won't bear my panels on travel, I found it absurd, I wasn't well attended and I didn't like if I knew I would prefer to stay in a hotel with breakfast coffee and swimming pool that was even cheaper ...

This Aparthotel is well located (many restaurants and coffee shops nearby), the suites have two bedrooms (a double bed and a single), with two bathrooms, a small kitchen, plus a small living room with sofa (not appropriate for sleeping), and dining table. This makes it convenient for 3 people. Cleanliness is good, housekeeping and reception personnel are very kind. The lobby manager is awesome and caring. On the downside, the hotel overall is kind of old, the appliances in the kitchen, as well as dinnerware, silverware, pots & pans, etc are mostly mix & match from different sets, they’re scratched, the microwave was totally nuts (when you press “cancel” it actually adds 30-seconds, there’s no way to stop it except opening its door). At the lobby at times when you ask for something out of their comfort zone (like requesting a couple bottles of water we needed at 10pm to take some meds, given water in CDMX is not drinkable) their best answer was that “the bottles inventory was depleted since a week ago and they still hadn’t replaced them. 😳 The a/c had a steady temp which cannot be regulated, and in summer it can get quite hot. Additionally the closet had no hangers (so we had to go and buy some to be able to unpack). Also, one of the dining chairs was broken and we had to put it aside to prevent anyone from accidentally falling. Finally, on a Saturday when perhaps guests prefer to sleep in, that’s the day they perform repairs to the rooms, and we heard about half an hour of hammering before 10am. Anyway, it’s still a good value option for a convenient stay given its location.

A fantastic location, very helpful, professional staff, willing to provide assistance and answers to every question. 24h reception, comfortable beds, quiet and quiet despite being in the very heart of the city. The hostel is located in a beautiful building, with the front of the restaurant, one of the best in the city. For this hostel at an amazing price - approx. 40 zł per night.