They have 24 hour security...I can't post email address but just look on line,there is people coming and going all the time.I would take tourist taxi....recommended at that time of night.Safer. I

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It is defined as hotel, but the quality does not suit its category.

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We had a room in the front and there was some night noise, however, it really wasn't bad. I would suggest asking for a room toward the back. We loved the central location and ease of getting around.

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There are two terminals in Mexico City. If you arrive at T1, the metro is a short 100 meter walk out the front door of the terminal. If you don't have much baggage, this is always my choice particularly if I arrive during the day. The metro is clean, safe, and easy to use, but it can be crowded. If you arrive at T2, as I usually do, catch a red shuttle bus destined for T1. It's easy to find just outside the terminal to the right. Tell the driver you want the metro stop. It's halfway between the two terminals, less than a mile away. You could walk, but for 5 pesos, it's worth taking. The bus will drop you right off and it's a simple one change trip to get to Isabel la Catolica station. Once there, it's a short 3-4 blocks to the hotel. However, if you have a lot if baggage or arrive at night, take an airport taxi. You will find a taxi stand just as you exit the terminal where you can buy a ticket. All the stands are priced the same, about $15, to get to the Centro Historico.

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