Mexico City Hotels with Wifi

"Old hotel with average service, it's main function is to serve as a convenient location if you have to catch an early flight. The room is comfortable, but if you book the cheaper rooms they will send you to another wing, difficult to carry heavy luggage up to the rooms as the pathway to get there from the lobby is not well arranged with steep ramps."

"The room was quite large, and the hotel facilities, while not new, were clean. It was very convenient for an overnight stay with children. We arrived at 3:00 AM and called the hotel. The hotel driver promptly picked us up at Exit 4. The shuttle bus had the hotel's name on it, making it easy to spot. However, the hotel wasn't as close to the airport as expected. The shuttle back to the airport departed at the hour. Overall, I was quite satisfied."

"1. I hope you can upgrade your internet and improve the service in the rooms because it's never working. 2. Please add cable channels; your televisions are very old. The hotel leaves much to be desired. If you can't offer these two services, it's essential. You can find them even in hotels that cost 200 pesos. Thank you for your prompt response. I really like the hotel, but we do need these services."

"The room was OK, but as usual there was no toothbrush, toothpaste or slippers. The breakfast was great and started at 05:00. The hotel is on the 6th floor of Terminal T2. There is a bar and an open-air smoking area upstairs, and of course there is also a smoking area downstairs."

"The staff kindly responded when I was in trouble. I was really grateful. It was good that the coffee machine was always free."

"I have been back and back and it is definitely the best option, very central, I visited many museums nearby, the breakfast is very very good, with incredible attention from the staff, very quick check-in, thank you very much"

"Huge & very comfortable bed! Excellent location for exploring the pretty areas of Roma Norte & Condessa which have incredible food spots! Also walkable to the metro! Reception staff were very helpful & the shower was good - consistent hot water and good pressure!"

"To get to the hotel in T1 you need to go to gate 8 and go up the escalator. Although it says Radisson (or other hotel chain) it actually takes you to this hotel. By the time I arrived to Mexico City, the internal transfer train from T2 to T1 wasn't working (it is currently under maintenance). I am not sure if the hotel has a shuttle bus but at the airport they indicated me to take the ”red bus”; it charges 25MXN per person but then I learned there was another bus next to it that takes you for free to T1. The room itself was fine, although it had certain Indian smell, not sure if from previous guest or the lotion they have by the sink. I spent only one night there due to late arrival and early next day flight. Although I checked out very early, they managed to prepare the breakfast for me. The chicken sandwich was a blessing in my next flight. 2 things that were not so great: One of the 2 elevators to get to the lobby from the airport were not working properly, aways getting stuck at the lobby floor. In the room, the curtain was not closing entirely, and the bright white light of the airport was easily entering in the room (I am not sensitive to light to sleep but some people may). I would recommend this hotel if you were just sleeping over for the night. There is nothing touristic around, but the airport offers you plenty of food options nearby the hotel."

"It was a wonderful stay! Great value for the price. Location was decent! Many restaurants etc nearby. Only negative would be the constant wait on the elevator, but that’s not saying much."