Suites Parioli

Amazing Rooms... 53 square meters!! Absolutely the best for the money in CDMX. Nice well equipped kitchen with fridge. A fan for air circulation, Massive TV and beautiful sitting area with kitchen table. I'm only speaking for room 102 but if the rest are like this then this is definitely the best deal in CDMX. Big beautiful paned windows that you can open and a small balcony. Come on... This is amazing. And the location just two blocks off Angel is amazing.

The exterior facade and the lobby are really dated. When I pulled up I was disappointed until I saw the room. After that I'd accept the kind of shabby lobby and exterior look. They could make this really nice outside with better signage.

Location is excellent, being near but but distant enough from bars/restaurants to be completely quiet at night. Rooms are spacious with plenty of room to work as well as relax. Bed was comfortable. So good to have a bath to relax in. Cleaning people are excellent. Like everywhere in Mexico, soundproofing between rooms is minimal, and you can hear TV's, etc next door, however the layout of this hotel puts bedrooms on opposite sides of the building, meaning bedrooms are really quiet at night.

While extremely clean, the rooms are in serious need of updating e.g. new carpets/curtains/etc.

We've stayed before at Suites Parioli and evrery time has been very good; the location is very convenient with the famed Reforma avenue a couple of blocks away, dozens of restaurants, taquerias, cafes and bars nearby; and with the U.S. Embassy around the corner, this one of the safest areas in the Mexican capital to walk and explore. The staff of Suites Parioli is friendly and very helpful, and as a plus, they have in-premises parking.

It can be noisy some times.

Very well located and quite area

They did not allow us to have the late checkout (we asked for just 2 hours more. We had to pay for the early check-in even if the hotel was basically empty. At the beginning they said there was no possibility because the hotel was full then a lady speaking English appeared and she said that early check in was possible but we would pay.

The staff was nice and friendly, the room was thoroughly cleaned. The most important thing is the room size, we have two twin beds in a separate room with a bathroom, living room and a kitchen. Being able to switch rooms during a long stay is a nice benefit.

The furniture was shabby, the bed sheets are nearly worn out, there are multiple cracks on the walls.

This is a great hotel to stay at. A lot of things to do around the area ! You got the Angel De Independence few streets a way from the room. Oxxo. Circle K, Restaurants and bars near you too.

Just a few things I didn’t like about the property. One is that the room I got, the fridge didn’t work at all. I had to buy a cooler and ice to have my drinks cold. also the AC was a problem. There’s were no AC in the room.

Excellent price/quality ratio. Very good location. Friendly staff. Every day cleaning. A lot of restaurants nearby. Kitchen in room and the Grocery store is near.

The bed is fine, but not a king size. Internet could be better.

The apartment building is located on the quiet street, but still in the perfect location. So it was very quiet and relaxing stay.

Unfortunately, the cleanness wasn't perfect. I had to ask twice for re- cleaning the place. Wifi was also slow, at least for on the 8th floor.

Excellent location in a quiet area, a few minutes walk to Reforma. Angel of Independence landmark nearby, excellent bus service on Reforma.

Kitchen appliances need upgrading, fridge and toaster in particular.

The location is great – only three minutes walk to the US Embassy. There are many great restaurants near the hotel, especially some great Japanese restaurants. But do not try Mi Sushi, this is the worst place I have ever been to in Mexico City. The hotel staff was helpful and friendly. The room is super big and clean.

We lost our USB thumb drive together with our keys in the hotel room. After we checked out, we realized we left them in the room. But when we went back to the hotel, the receptionist can no longer find the USB and the keys in the room. The room was cleaned by the housekeepers, but none of them reported that they found a USB drive and the keys. But we were sure that the USB and the keys were left in the room. Our guess is that one of the housekeepers took it. We were pretty upset because we tipped the housekeepers everyone like 50 pesos. We expected more honest and friendly housekeeping staff.