After accidentally ending up with a 21 hour layover in Mexico City, my boyfriend and I needed somewhere to crash for a night. This hotel was close to the airport and cheap, and coming on the tail end of a long vacation, both of those things were appealing to me. It ended up being a great value. It was clean and comfortable, the staff were helpful and communicative even though my Spanish is broken at best, and did I mention it was entirely affordable? All in all if I find myself in Mexico City again, I already know where I will be staying.

The location is very close to the airport and that's why we picked this hotel in the first place. Therefore I can highly recommend it. The breakfast is good, the rooms are super clean and specious and the shuttle from the hotel to the airport stopped every 15 minutes at the front door. And finally the shower is amazing. One of the best we have ever seen in a hotel I guess. So if you have an early or late flight and you want a good hotel near the airport to stay for a night, I will recommend this one to stay at.

Valentina in Mexico City was the first stop at the start of my trip to Mexico. Writing "Room Mate Valentina" as my address in Mexico caused some confused at Immigration, as they thought I was coming to live here! The hotel is in the Zona Rosa, which is also Mexico City's gay area. It's a clean, safe part of town. Staff are friendly. The restaurant looked nice, but I didn't use it so I can't really comment.

Breakfast was amazing! David and Sebastian (the two chefs) went out of their way to make us something that fit our dietary needs without a fuss, and the waiters at the restaurant were very attentive without being intrusive. Without the kitchen, I think the hotel is OK but not memorable; the kitchen staff made it memorable. Still good price and very clean, but the neighborhood not as lively as say Polanco. Close to historical city center.

The hotel is located on the main avenue in Mexico City (reforma) and walking dinstance from the city center (Alameda, Bellas Artes, Madero, Zócalo). It is a traditional hotel, but very well kept. The rooms are spacious (especially the bathroom) and the beds are really comfortable. The personal is great and always willing to help. The breakfast buffet has a lot of options and you can try mexican dishes. There‘s a pool and a spa.

We really like this hotel. It’s an interesting historical, character hotel with good sized rooms, helpful staff, comfy beds a good shower and the location is amazing - in Zona Rosa and Little Korea and walking distance to awesome neighbors like Roma & Condesa. For us it’s worth it’s value for a fun chance to explore the historical space.

The location is the best in Polanco. Close to metro and tourist bus departure point, Auditorium, even for taking the shuttle bus to F1 circuit. The staff is amazingly kind and very helpful. The suit is nice, the bed is the most comfortable we have slept in out of home. Definitely I would come back to stay here next time I visit Mexico City.

Everything about this hotel is wonderful. The staff, facilities and the bedroom. Although I didn’t eat at the restaurant it looked amazing. The spa was by far my favourite, such a relaxing place to chill. The location is amazing, on the famous Paseo de la Reforma you’re close to all the sites and Zona Rosa for a meal and some drinks.

The location. This hotel is very well located in the Reforma area, just a few steps to the Angel de la independencia and Chapultepec Castle. It is easy to go to Polanco, Condessa and Roma which are the best zones of the city. It has a good space and count with a small kitchen. The staff is very friendly.

The hotel is very stylish and on the whole well run and very safe and clean with nice cafe and seating area. When our initial worries were alleviated with booking and credit card payment we enjoyed the 3 days and really loved Mexico City. It was also really easy to get to and from the airport.

This hotel is incredibly stylish, clean and quiet. It’s in the heart of Mexico City, which means it’s a nightmare to get to via taxi but a good location for the historical centre. The staff were very friendly and helpful and we appreciated the free shuttle to the airport the next day.

This is one of the best hotels I have been in Mexico. Although the area where it is is not nice and in process of being recuperated by the city, it is in a shopping mall that has everything one needs. It is fairly close to Polanco by car, and fairly central to go everywhere.

Very well located in a convenient spot close to Reforma Avenue as well as Alameda Park and the old city center (Zocalo, etc). The hotel is simple, clean, modern. Good option for those who want something convenient and cheap without great luxuries.

The property was nice and it was in a good location. The hotel is walking distance from The Angel(reforma) and it’s walking distance to Zona Rosa. The staff was nice and the bellboy(I forgot his name) was very helpful in setting up trips.

Staffs were very kind and helpful. I stayed at a twin room and it was so cozy. Location Polanco was also safety. The price is bid higher than another hotel in Mexico city but I recommend the hotel for business trip.

We chose this hotel because it was convenient to the airport (about a 20 minute walk). The staff was friendly and gave us directions to a place to eat.

Beautifully decorated boutique hotel in a lovely neighbourhood (Condesa). Great rooftop restaurant for breakfast and drinks. Helpful staff.

Great boutique hotel in the best location. Very clean with great ammenities. I would return and would highly recommend staying at Casa Decu!

Breakfast is great! And staff was very nice to us. There is a free shuttle airport to hotel and hotel to airport. We had a great stay.

The hotel and neighborhood is nice and close to a lot of things... felt like I was in Williamsburg, NY!