Name: Hotel Excalibur
Address: Hamburgo 49 Col. Juarez,Hamburgo, Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico City, 06600, Mexico
Rating: 7

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Insurgentes

Cuauhtemoc

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The Angel of Independence Monument

Museo Nacional de la Revolucion

La Ciudadela

Alameda Central

Museo Franz Mayer

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San Ildefonso College

Museo Soumaya

Museo Frida Kahlo

Benito Juarez International Airport

Felipe Angeles International Airport

Toluca International Airport

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I wound up at this hotel because my original hotel in Polanco was overbooked.  I wasn't too happy, but it turned out, it was half the price and covered my basic needs.
The internet worked fine, it was clean and had toiletries, dryer and bottled water.  The hotel offered a complimentary simple breakfast of cereals and yogurt in the morning.

The bed wasn't the best and the pillows were all too big, plus the hotel is smack in the middle of one of the busiest streets in the city, so it's pretty loud all through the night, so the sleep quality wasn't great.

The front desk clerk was always quite friendly and professional and the location was pretty close to most things.

Good location, budget hotel, beds could be more comfortable

Stayed at this hotel for two nights before returning to London. The staff was extremely friendly, especially Senor Carlos who got me a cab for the airport, Senor Miguel who emailed me to let me know my friend had not returned to the hotel after missing her flight and the night porter, a lady who was very kind and found a taxi for my friend very late at night. 
The room was a good size, with two twin beds, big windows, spotless clean bathroom. There is noise coming from outside.
The continental breakfast was good, however served in the small lobby, which was a bit odd.

Great location, very friendly staff

My wife and I returned to D.F. after two weeks of traveling in Morelos and taking spanish lessons in Tepoztlan.  A friend recommended this hotel.  We found a great deal on the internet at 710 pesos per night for 3 nights, including continental breakfast for 2 and WiFi internet.  The hotel is quite conveniently located in the Zona Rosa with nearby connections to multiple forms of mass transit.  Metro Juarez is a short walk away.

The reception staff was remarkably helpful and courteous on our Thursday afternoon arrival.  Our room on the 8th floor was spacious and very clean with full wide-bandwidth WiFi.  Breakfast was simple continental with cereals, yoghurts, coffee, juices, sweet breads, toast and fruit.  

Everything in our room worked:  all the lights and electrical sockets, all the bathroom services including the hair dryer.  There was a spacious clothes closet with many hangars, a good work desk with outlets for laptop and cell phone charging.  The king-sized bed was a little hard, but nothing compared to our experience in a nearby hotel a few weeks ago.  The shower was large with plenty of hot water.  There was a flat-screen  TV with cable and good resolution.  We had a little trouble sleeping because of intermittent street noise, as we were in the heart of the city, but it wasn't significant overall.

Walking in the streets after dark felt safe and secure.  This part of the city is quite alive at night with many restaurants and bars.  The hotel is situated in the midst of heavily used streets, however, so one needs to be careful and keep a sharp eye out for traffic when navigating the surrounding complex intersections.

In short, the Excalibur was clean, functional, inexpensive, friendly and well-situated.  Would we stay there again?   You bet.

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