My favorite little hotel in Mexico City. The same staff has been there for a long time and they know me by my first name. It has been remodeled. Convenient to the Metrobus. A short walk to the Zona Rosa. Rooms are a little small, but pleasantly decorated with a European style. They even let my dog (a small bichon)... More

I spent 2 nights at the Roosevelt and was partially disapointed. Pros: Great location in La Condesa, great restaurants and bars close by. Cons: Old building with an ancient style. Basic service. Soviet atmosphere. More

We stayed for 1 night at the hotel and left the morning for another place. Room was very small, bed linens, courtains and towels were rotten with holes and steins. Bathroon was ok, with hot running water. Location is not the best, it felt a little dangerous. I would not go back there. The price was low, but not the... More

had been staying here for 6 years. under new management and the place is dreadful. low morale with staff. new all night bars all around the already noisy hotel. people yelling in the halls and the staff making noise in the early morning. after 6 years with this hotel [3 times a year] the new management will not make a... More

This is a good choice for economy hotel in a great, central location, near MexiBus which is fantastic way to travel around the city. The only thing I would change is they need better quality pillows on the bed. They were stuffed with a material that was coarse and prickly which scratched my face through the coverings. Otherwise, for the... More

I chose this hotel based on the good reviews, the price (about $65 per night) and the location. I have to say, it exceeded my expectations. The rooms were very clean and the maids left two bottles of water for us everyday. The room wasn't exactly spacious, but they definitely weren't cramped for two adults and one young child. The... More

Hotel Roosevelt is beautifully located on Insurgentes Sur, within 100 feet of the Metro Bus stop. It is a 10 minute ride on the metrobus to the Zona Rosa, and is surrounded by shops and restaurants. The neighborhood behind the hotel (Condesa) is upper class urban, young, and filled with great restaurants and parks. The hotel is older and basic... More

I stayed at this hotel while taking a two week language course at a nearby school. It was just fine, except for the first weekend, when the noise (which some might call music) was SO LOUD (excuse the caps) that I could not get to sleep until after it shut down at 2:15 in the morning. I just can´t believe... More

We went to Mexico City for one of the biggest parties of the year, the Day of the Dead festival/Halloween. Even with all the parties, festivals, street fairs and commotion, the Hotel Roosevelt was calm and tranquil, even though they were very busy. We were extremely happy we picked there to stay! It is in a centralized location, right on... More