I stayed in Hostal Moneda in 2003 and 2011. Unfortunately, I think it was a better place to stay before. The location is wonderful and the staff is really friendly, but now the private rooms are ugly and expensive and the food is terrible (I can't understand why, because usually the food is delicious in Mexico). More

As soon as we saw the rooms we left the hotel. Dirty bathroom, full of dirt from the road. Terrible bed, we saw some hair from last client. Smells pretty bad. We have been traveling all over central americas, and I can tell for sure that was the worse hostel we saw. Furtunatly we ask to see the room before... More

The location of the hostel was really good, and the breakfast and dinner served were decent. The beds were ok, but the noise at night was bad. All the windows face elevator-like ventilation shafts so you can hear all the doors slamming, toilets flushing, etc from the other rooms. But at least there is no street noise. We, however, were... More

17 Guys, I have stayed in thousands of hostels around the world and I am sure Hostal Moneda was the worst ever. And I mean it! Very dirty bed sheets, without hot water, very noise all night long during 3 nights - parties finished by 3am! One night we could not get into the hostel because there was a croud... More

While the location, price and breakfast are all good, do not stay here if you want any sleep at all. Rooms facing the street get all the noise from the Zocalo and the ones that face inwards are subject to window rattling base from the roof terrace from about 6pm-3am. Ear plugs don't help, neither does closing the windows. Staff... More

Warning! An employee misused my visa-card while it was in the safety box in the reception. They still don't take responsibility for it. So never leave your valuables in their custody, they may be misused! More

If you want to sleep at all don't stay here. If you want to party all night, probably a good choice. It's located on one of the busier streets in Mexico City and all you hear all day long into the evening is yelling, sirens etc. When night falls all you hear is the music from the rooftop bar. The... More

Breakfast was very average, no laundry service, me and a friend staying in another room both had money stolen from our bags during the day when we were out. More

I arrived at midnight at the shelter, and although it was during low season, the price was 195 MXP, quite expensive if you consider the supposed commodities. There's soap or either shampoo for taking a shower. No shared TV at living room. The rooms retain the original structure and design of an ancient Hotel. The buffet breakfast consist of 'quesadillas',... More