Casa Tuna — Hotel in Mexico City

Beautiful boutique hotel about two blocks from the center square of the Coyocan neighborhood. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, especially Angel. The rooms are modern and comfortable and some have balconies and small kitchen areas. There is an amazing upper sitting area that is well shaded with a hammock and seating. The central courtyard of the hotel is beautiful with a small fountain. This is where a substantial breakfast is served each day. The rooms do not have air conditioning, which at first worried me. But, with a fan provided by the hotel the temperature was fine in the rooms at all times of the day. At night with the windows open it can even be chilly. The entrance to the hotel is not marked with a sign, but the address is correct. Just ring the bell. The location of the hotel is fabulous. The neighborhood is safe and walkable for many blocks in each direction including to the Frida Kahlo museum. The center square of Coyoacán is very lively and very beautiful. There are many restaurants in the square, as well as coffee (Starbucks) and bakeries. There is also a “turibus” stop for city tours in this square. We spent six days here and would...

I almost didn't write this review because the place is so wonderful and I didn't want the secret to get out. Hard to imagine that behind the two big, black doors is an oasis of charm half a block from downtown Coyoacan. A former residence, the rooms are huge, modern, and very clean. It is, however, the inner courtyard and roof-top terrace that get the highest marks. Simply beautiful. The staff is terrific and, as someone else already mentioned on here, Señor Aurelio is a gem of a human being. Count yourself lucky if you get to spend some time chatting with him in this tranquil space. He will bend over backward to help you out. I couldn't get a taxi or Uber confirmation to the airport at an unreasonably early hour and he reached out to a family member to make sure I made it to the airport on time, safely, and without worrying if the driver would show up. I was so grateful to him and I made sure to give the nephew a big tip. I felt totally and genuinely cared for. This is a different level of...

I almost didn't write this review because the place is so wonderful and I didn't want the secret to get out. Hard to imagine that behind the two big, black doors is an oasis of charm half a block from downtown Coyoacan. A former residence, the rooms are huge, modern, and very clean. It is, however, the inner courtyard and roof-top terrace that get the highest marks. Simply beautiful. The staff is terrific and, as someone else already mentioned on here, Señor Aurelio is a gem of a human being. Count yourself lucky if you get to spend some time chatting with him in this tranquil space. He will bend over backward to help you out. I couldn't get a taxi or Uber confirmation to the airport at an unreasonably early hour and he reached out to a family member to make sure I made it to the airport on time, safely, and without worrying if the driver would show up. I was so grateful to him and I made sure to give the nephew a big tip. I felt totally and genuinely cared for. This is a different level of...