Hotel Templo Mayor

Hotel

Very good location.

Neat place! Friendly staff; Very good facilities.

Basic, comfortable rooms, put a bottle of water and maybe a blanket in the closet… It would be desirable. For dinner the area seemed a little insecure. I recommend returning not too late to the hotel.

Good location Hard beds. Price.

Good location, well priced and clean. Can be loud at night time with sounds echoing through the lobby. No breakfast offered dispite advertising it which was disappointing.

Old fashioned building in a nice location for good prices. Would go again.

It Is a place to rest if you Are backpacking and you use it to sleep exclusively, the receptions are very friendly and it is not a nice hotel but it is a few blocks from the Zocalo and it is arguably that in Puesteros area then it is OK if you are coming to buy Fayuca Hahahaha do not walk much, to my liking I'm not fussy and all well.

Very good service and has great attention with customers, but traders create an unattractive image for the place. But The view in the rooms is very good.

The Hotel is clean and they serve you well.
PROS: + There Is 24 hour reception service + Bottle of courtesy water + Close to the historic center + clean Rooms + Abundant hot water in the shower CONS: — Lots of NOISE at all hours, both from the street and from the same hotel facilities and Hu Éspedes. The Windows do not isolate the external noise. You hear the sound of flowing water in the pipes when in the neighboring rooms someone uses the shower for example.
— It is NOT a place where you can rest peacefully.
— The pillows are very hard.
— Many people who are not tourists are staying, and you can see how they spend with parcels of merchandise bought around them and make noises when packing them.
— For foreign tourists it can be quite dangerous to move one or more avenues to the South — The surroundings at night are extremely lonely and give no sense of security — For vehicle transfers To and from the hotel, the Embotell must be taken into account. Amientos FOR TICOs: Realize that you would be staying as if it were a place by the Coca Cola market in San Jose.

It Is A nice place, serves very well if you are going to stay for sightseeing in the center as it is close to everything, just to sleep and get up early to meet. I Gave 4 stars because there are missing details like Giving water or coffee to your guests would not hurt, another of the details is that from early start a lot of noise from the vendors around. And I finally give it a good, as it allows you to stay with your puppy.

Very pleasant staff. Unfortunately it can get quite noisy between the lobby you can hear through your door, the rooms connected to yours and if you have a room facing the street. Great location to walk around and explore some of the city, and about a 16 minute ride from the airport.

The servicie usted verygood, and the fotos is delicius.

It's ok for the price but there is some better options around el Zócalo! The rooms are super small and my bed felt like it was 10 years old but it's alright if you need a place to sleep only. The area is noisy and not the best, 2 streets up and you can find yourself with real trouble! Good, overall.

The rooms are small but really clean great place downtown and great service.

Nice and clean… good service. No fridge or ac.

This very good Museum and fun.

Museum is definitely worth a visit. It's amazing to see the remains of the Aztec temple rediscovered in the 20th century. Dedicate at least a couple of hours to the visit. I didn't hire a guide, but it probably would have been worth doing.

In addition to the ruins, there is also a museum which displays more related articles as well as other collections of anthropology. It is shocking the imagine that once the pyramids there came to be so high as the cathedral. The walk it takes around 2 hours, the visual appeal of the ruins is not as big as the other, but it has some details very noticeable. It is probably one of the must to do when visiting the capital, although I would recommend a visit on Sundays when admission is free to citizens of the country. You need a store more stocked.

A memory of Mexico's pre-colonial.

Small but nice site. Dual temples atop a pyramid (150'/45m tall when it reached its maximum). "Center of the universe". Serpent, eagle, frog, & more sculptures. Red frescoes (compare to color at Teotihuacan). Dedication to man's best friend (who guides your spirit thru the underworld). Eagle pottery, eagle skeleton.

Beautiful place where you joint art and history. Highly recommended to visit. If they can hire a better guide, if not, it is recommended to read the cards of the parts and areas. To admire and reflect.

A definitely must see when visiting the Zocalo area in Mexico City. It's got a lot of historical information and it's setup starting out walking through the ruins and ending at the indoor museum that has many more relics and artifacts from different periods. Definitely bring some sun screen and no food or drinks are allowed inside the ruins site.

Mandatory to go! Too many things to see you are going easy half day to visit the museum
It is recommended you learn a lot of history about the Mexican prehispanic
The entrance is free for students with credential.

The tour took me one hour and I learned so much. The grounds and museum are amazing and I consider this a "must do" when visiting Mexico City. I'm not sure a guided tour is necessary. It was helpful but not necessary.

Another must-see of the City of Mexico. The view from the second floor of the museum, in which you see the Templo mayor, the Cathedral and the Torre Latino is very significant of what has been the history of this country. My favorite piece is the Tlaltecuhtli which is one of the few monoliths that retains some of its original colors. The story of this goddess is fascinating; the ancient people regarded it as the deity who devoured the flesh of the corpses and paris their souls.

This is an excellent museum in the heart of Mexico City and should be on everyone's must see list. The collection within the museum is incredible and the sites setting behind the main cathedral real gives you a sense of how the city looked before the spanish arrival. You will need a couple hours to see everything in the museum so I recommend going with a full stomach as no food or drinks are allowed.

This has an interesting history. It was discovered in the 1970's and they have been digging ever since. There are 7 stages with each stage a different point in history where they built over the previous temples. You can walk through some of the ruins and follow that with an interesting museum. It has pretty good translations as well. Good place to visit when in the zocolo.

To be able to enjoy the archaeological zone and subsequently of the museum is an experience that is pleasing, I recommend it fully as it is extremely cultural.

Interesting to learn about Mexican culture and observe what they made it thousands of years ago our ancestors. Sunday is good idea not to pay ticket when you're Mexican.

It made my curiosity for the ancient Aztecs expand. Its my favorite civilization of the Pre-Columbian Era I just wish that I had a time machine to go back and see what it as like back then.

Simply incredible! See these ruins and the manitud of the ancient pyramids is impressive. Also very good Museum, signage and the Organization of the works. A pity the destruction that has been very interesting to all.

Begins with a series of catwalks above temple excavations. An impressive collection of artifacts are found in the museum building, which is well designed with excellent wayfinding. No beverages allowed onsite.

Located next to the Templo Major, this is a museum you much visit in Mexico City. The museum has four levels containing excavated items from the Templo, international exhibits, and item from other sites in Mexico. The exhibits let you see excavated items close-up. There is also a small gift stand and place to eat in the museum.

One of my favorite museums in Mexico city. Take your time and read up about the Aztecs beforehand for best effect!

Amazing Temple wholesale Mexica-Aztecs. Omg. Heartbets. I unworthy hurts to know that foreign (Spanish) destroyed what was the largest built by the Aztecs, a city on a Lake, I wish to return to the past and see wonderful constructions.

They emailed me on the last day (while I was flying) to verify my card details. Obviously, I did not have Internet and couldn't respond. THEY CANCELLED MY BOOKING! We reached late at night to find this out! Luckily, they had a room available for the night, which we took. Add to that — the washrooms smelled like sewers and staff spoke zero English. Travellers — go somewhere else!

Not is still as it is, but I have a feeling that this father. Even more to the pekes,
sends Les a big Hello: Belen Suarez Hdz.

This museum has two parts. One is a walking section that takes you through the original remnants of the ancient temple. The second part is the building which houses all the artifacts that were painstakingly taken and preserved. This museum is very large and the trip here will take you at least 3 hours to complete.

Since this more or less only a few bad x the location then in the night is only x there and or an oxxo or a store near. Not to go to dinner there is nothing x there. The rooms My small, and if you ask 3 people you say k will be u a bed for each one and provide you with a bunk bed all uncomfortable.

Definitely a great place to go for a walk and get to know the center of the CITY. You do not need more. Thanks and come back soon.

Thais hotel is really nice and well placed, noise outside during the day due to shops but nothing during the night. The only things is that the hotel say they speak English and Spanish but the people at the entrance don't speak any English.

We went as a group of 18 people x 5 days in a very good location and the service very good the only thing bad is the lack of fans for the rooms not facing the street at reception very friendly, the people in charge whether it be in the day as one of the tuno night I recommend it widely.

Not for everyone simple place to sleep if you are looking for fancy not your place. I liked it becouse you can walk to the center of the city and the tour bus, street food, coffee shop, once you know the rutine it is easy. If you like to mix wiith the people and travle light good place, sit on the roof in the evening nice view.

Very expensive for what it offers, the rooms are very small, the pictures on their website are misleading. To arrive, and it took an hour to give me my room, the hotel was in full remodeling and I commented at the time of my reservation. There was No phone in the room or water as in other hotels offer, I was not control for the tv, very early in the masons came and put music right outside my room. Only lasts for a few hours, but definitely would not recommend or return, there are places for that money ($480 pesos) or less, provide a better service and a more spacious room.

This place is ideal if you only need a place to sleep, no sit down lobby, no chairs in rooms, no breakfast, staff in front desk can be better and use a phone system to be allowed for communication from rooms avoiding the need to walk down stairs every time. Don't get me wrong, it is clean (more so than others), keep up in good appearance, has working elevator, next to a Police Headquarters is a plus. Over all, I highly recommend it because it suits my needs. I only needed a place to sleep.

Muy buen lugar y barato. Good place to stay and cheap.