Flowsuites Wtc

“Nice stay”

Hotel is hidden so you'd have to tell the taxi to take you to the back side of the WTC (world trade center) building. Taxis from the airport do not know where the hotel is and there is no airport shuttle. The rooms are nice and clean but a little old. But if you are going to spend a week like I did… more

Hotel is hidden so you'd have to tell the taxi to take you to the back side of the WTC (world trade center) building. Taxis from the airport do not know where the hotel is and there is no airport shuttle. The rooms are nice and clean but a little old. But if you are going to spend a week like I did, this is a steal simce it comes with everything you need to cook...especially when the supermarket is across the street.

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“Nice rooms and property w/ good location but not quite perfect”

Overall a good hotel and I would definitely go back if I needed to stay in that part of Mexico City. Close to the 'World Trade Center' which is a concert venue and also hosts conferences & conventions. Also plenty of good restaurants and a decent mall right across the street that includes a full-si… more

Overall a good hotel and I would definitely go back if I needed to stay in that part of Mexico City. Close to the 'World Trade Center' which is a concert venue and also hosts conferences & conventions. Also plenty of good restaurants and a decent mall right across the street that includes a full-sized American-style grocery store. Good cook-to-order eggs / omelet for breakfast was included, though the dining area (top of building) could use a bit of an upgrade -- not as nice as the rooms and lobby. And rooms include kitchen with gas stove (be sure to turn off the gas!). Rooms are modern and all new with good bed and nice / large TV. My only quibble with the room was that the desk chair was hard and not padded, and I like to work at the desk, this was a bit of a letdown. Also the wifi didn't work for me when I arrived, but did later (and was very fast). The only other problem was periods of noise. The place is on a street that is not too busy but there was some traffic noise nonetheless. And back to the mall – they don't allow dogs in the mall (which I appreciate), but as a result, people tie their dogs outside of the mall while shopping, and 2-3 dogs barked for quite a while, even after 10:30PM, though it eventually stopped. But as mentioned, that is not enough of a reason to stay away, as overall it's a good spot and was only US$100/night which I thought was a good price.

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“Has potential but not great ”

We only stayed for one night, but these are the points that stuck out: - Area is bit weird, not great. A few over-priced chain restaurants around. Looked like a good street food market down the road though. Definitely wouldn’t want to stay here if I was staying for longer in Mexico City; you must … more

We only stayed for one night, but these are the points that stuck out: - Area is bit weird, not great. A few over-priced chain restaurants around. Looked like a good street food market down the road though. Definitely wouldn’t want to stay here if I was staying for longer in Mexico City; you must hit Condesa & Roma instead! - The bedroom was a bit run down. The door didn’t shut because it was too big for the door frame. The lights were just simply not wired properly and a machine noise came on any time you tried to turn the side lamp on. They were also blue light which doesn’t help when you’re trying to sleep. - The outside area was extremely noisy until about 4am. The windows must be single glaze because you could hear EVERYTHING outside as if it were in the bedroom. Whenever a car drove past it sounded like it was going through you. You could also hear the other rooms around you... - The bathroom was nicely decorated, but the shower itself was designed completely stupidly and inappropriately. The way the shower head was angled (which you couldn’t move) means the shower flooded and you couldn’t avoid it. Other than that it was fine.

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