“Fantastic Location!”

Fiesta Inn Centro Historico is very well communicated and within walking distance of the city's major attractions, such as the zocalo. The beds a bit hard, the water pressure from the shower head is decent. A major plus is that the room had its own A/C system. Free wifi (not like the Fiesta Americana), free use of their computers and coffee :) in their business center. Overall, this hotel was clean, very quiet and a great place to stay.

“Great location”

I decided becasue it`s location. is in front of La Alameda, near to everywhere in Mexico City.

“Excellent hotel for both Business and pleasure”

Excellent location, attantive staff, good parking arrangements, comfortable rooms

“Centro Historico Mexico City”

Great location...walking distance to Bellas Artes Palace, the Zocalo and other important tourist sites in the Centro Historico. Hotel was quiet, clean, and visitor friendly. Highly recommended!

“Fiesta Inn...A perfectly situated hotel in Mexico City”

The hotel was immaculate and the staff was very friendly. The ground floor houses the most delightful coffee shop (not the Starbucks, but there is one for you to enjoy). Directly across the street is the Diego Rivera Museum and directly behind that is the Metro station. This is the best bang for your buck.

“Safe and easy”

This hotel was clean and staff were friendly and helped with our outings. My sister and I traveled alone and had a great time. It was close to a Metro stop. Starbucks and shops downstairs below hotel lobby. It was well worth the cost.

“Very friendly and good hotel”

Staff were very friendly, location is very good. I was pleasantly surprised . Okay there was no minibar in the room but overall there was a very pleasant atmosphere. I would recommend this hotel to anyone ,,,,,

“Great location, not much atmosphere”

Located on the second floor of a shopping mall, the hotel doesn't exactly draw you in, physically. In fact, at first we were afraid our taxi driver had brought us to the wrong place. But it's clean and comfortable, with good service and well-located. The Alameda is right across the street, along with the Diego Rivera museum and a subway stop. Bellas Artes is a block away and the Zocalo an easy walk. Taking back streets to the Zocalo, we discovered a great museum of popular art, with an excellent shop, and continuing on, stumbled across Mexico City's Chinatown. Plenty more nice little discoveries in the area, and convenience by bus and metro to other areas make this a good location at a reasonable price.

“Perfect package deal”

We (2p) got a great package deal to fly from Boston to Mexico City and back and stay 3 nights in this hotel (business hotel; during weekdays quite expensive). I had expected much less for the price we paid, but it actually turned out to be a perfectly fine hotel. Nothing spectacular, but nice, clean, good service, good amenities. Above all, the location was perfect for a first time visit to the city.

“Great Location”

The best feature the Fiesta Inn Centro Historico has to be it's location, and what you can find around it on foot. It's just steps from the Palacio de Bellas Artes where you can enjoy classical music concerts performed by the National Symphony Orchestra and art exhibits. The hotel itself is what you can expect from a business travel oriented hotel chain, it has the usual business amenities like wifi, business center, fitness center, restaurant lounge, etc. The staff felt trained in hospitality but a tad rigid. Some of the rooms have nice views of the Alameda Park right in front of the hotel. The room service food is great and reasonably priced.