Mexico City·5.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Casa Zocalo, nestled in Mexico City’s historic center, places Zócalo Square within a three‑minute stroll and the Metropolitan Cathedral 500 m away. The hotel offers modern rooms with free Wi‑Fi, hairdryers, and daily housekeeping, plus a 24‑hour front desk and concierge. Guests enjoy easy access to the National Palace, Museum of Fine Arts, and the Angel of Independence, all within a short walk.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The only thing that’s off is the bathroom, which is practically a vomit zone—horrible—while everything else is acceptable, even climbing the stairs.
Claudia·2 weeks ago
The proximity to the Palace of Fine Arts was a plus, but the elevator was unusable for people with disabilities, they had to climb three flights of stairs, they didn’t give us keys for our rooms, there are video cameras in the male and female bathrooms, the kitchen only has a small gas stove for “camping,” and there was trash everywhere and it was generally dirty.
Sami·2 months ago
The price was affordable and the room was private, but even though we had a reservation, they told us it was full, so they sent us to Pino Suarez and the same happened, then they sent us to Alameda which is okay for the price but smells bad, is very hot, almost no toilet paper, and you can’t check in early.
Cesar·3 months ago
I was the only black guest and got charged for a pipe break that had nothing to do with me—felt like racism!
Timmie·3 months ago
The staff were friendly and helpful; even though there were no rooms available, they moved me to another location a few streets away and assisted with my luggage.
Juan·3 months ago