PARRAL 14 BOUTIQUE HOTEL — Hotel in Mexico City

It is a really nice hotel, located walking distance to most of Condesa. We were in the two bed room and it was a little cramped because of the two beds. In February, we asked for extra blankets for each bed and slept really comfy under the sheets and blankets. I suspect that, since heating is not available, this might not be a great hotel to book in the coldest months, especially if one has to get up during the night. The breakfast of eggs and chilaquiles was perfectly acceptable and the coffee was good (they buy from La Parroquia, and it wasn't the dark over roasted coffee that one can still find in Mexico, as opposed to the new specialty coffee places). Staff was great. There was a hiccup, one that i was content to pay for. I lost my key/card to the room and there was a $12 charge for the loss. But hey, they are a small hotel and probably have to pay for these cards at a small volume fee. It is possible that this would not be a good choice for people who are larger, carrying a lot of weight as, with our room, they might have trouble being comfortable moving around if they are somewhat obese. Like I said, the location was great, just around the corner from a favorite pizza place of mine, Nosferatu, and down on Mazatlan, the 40's era Roxy Neveria is walking distance, as are the two parks ( I took my wife on an orientation walk around calles Amsterdam, Laredo, etc. since this was her first visit to the area). And back to the hotel. A high point was the glorious hot shower. Would I stay here again? I honestly don't know. In the past, I've booked hotels in the $50-60 price range and I'm comfortable with those. We chose this one cause it is close to where our friend lives, whom we wanted to visit. In the price range of this hotel, I'm prone to think I won't book it again, as in that price range, there are several others in the area that I'd like to check out. But having said that, it is a pretty nice place to book for a night or two. Disliked · Well, the rooms aren't heated, and ours was cold in February. But it really wasn't a deal breaker as they provided thick blankets and we...

It is a really nice hotel, located walking distance to most of Condesa. We were in the two bed room and it was a little cramped because of the two beds. In February, we asked for extra blankets for each bed and slept really comfy under the sheets and blankets. I suspect that, since heating is not available, this might not be a great hotel to book in the coldest months, especially if one has to get up during the night. The breakfast of eggs and chilaquiles was perfectly acceptable and the coffee was good (they buy from La Parroquia, and it wasn't the dark over roasted coffee that one can still find in Mexico, as opposed to the new specialty coffee places). Staff was great. There was a hiccup, one that i was content to pay for. I lost my key/card to the room and there was a $12 charge for the loss. But hey, they are a small hotel and probably have to pay for these cards at a small volume fee. It is possible that this would not be a good choice for people who are larger, carrying a lot of weight as, with our room, they might have trouble being comfortable moving around if they are somewhat obese. Like I said, the location was great, just around the corner from a favorite pizza place of mine, Nosferatu, and down on Mazatlan, the 40's era Roxy Neveria is walking distance, as are the two parks ( I took my wife on an orientation walk around calles Amsterdam, Laredo, etc. since this was her first visit to the area). And back to the hotel. A high point was the glorious hot shower. Would I stay here again? I honestly don't know. But I think that the answer is "yes". That is because, in the past, I've booked hotels in the $50-60 price range and I'm comfortable with those. We chose this one cause it is close to where our friend lives, whom we wanted to visit. Having said that, it is a pretty nice place to book for a night or two.||Disliked · Well, the rooms aren't heated, and ours was cold in February. But it really wasn't a deal breaker as they provided thick blankets and we...

It is a really nice hotel, located walking distance to most of Condesa. We were in the two bed room and it was a little cramped because of the two beds. In February, we asked for extra blankets for each bed and slept really comfy under the sheets and blankets. I suspect that, since heating is not available, this might not be a great hotel to book in the coldest months, especially if one has to get up during the night. The breakfast of eggs and chilaquiles was perfectly acceptable and the coffee was good (they buy from La Parroquia, and it wasn't the dark over roasted coffee that one can still find in Mexico, as opposed to the new specialty coffee places). Staff was great. There was a hiccup, one that i was content to pay for. I lost my key/card to the room and there was a $12 charge for the loss. But hey, they are a small hotel and probably have to pay for these cards at a small volume fee. It is possible that this would not be a good choice for people who are larger, carrying a lot of weight as, with our room, they might have trouble being comfortable moving around if they are somewhat obese. Like I said, the location was great, just around the corner from a favorite pizza place of mine, Nosferatu, and down on Mazatlan, the 40's era Roxy Neveria is walking distance, as are the two parks ( I took my wife on an orientation walk around calles Amsterdam, Laredo, etc. since this was her first visit to the area). And back to the hotel. A high point was the glorious hot shower. Would I stay here again? I honestly don't know. But I think that the answer is "yes". That is because, in the past, I've booked hotels in the $50-60 price range and I'm comfortable with those. We chose this one cause it is close to where our friend lives, whom we wanted to visit. Having said that, it is a pretty nice place to book for a night or two.||Disliked · Well, the rooms aren't heated, and ours was cold in February. But it really wasn't a deal breaker as they provided thick blankets and we...