Hotel Don Nino

This is a budget hotel whose value does not exceed its price. My room had no windows, didn’t even have a chair or a reading lamp until I asked for them. The fan was encrusted w. dust; the staff replaced it immediately when I objected to it. The hotel’s main asset is its location--- sort of. Pino Suarez is near the ADO terminal, adjacent to the Jalatlaco area, on the main drag for restaurants, and a short walk to the Alcalá. The hotel faces Parque Llano, an actively used park. When I was there during the Dec holidays, a carnival was in full blast in the Parque until 11PM every night. Entrance to the hotel is through a restaurant, which plays music all day, until 9 or 10 PM. On Sun. at 6:30 AM, I was awakened to an announcer at a road race taking place at the Parque. So, unless you can sleep though a rock concert, Hotel Don Nino is not a good choice. Receptionist Mario gets 5 stars for courtesy, helpfulness, and quick response to the hotel’s lapses. Perhaps the rooms at the extreme end of the floor, facing the “garden,” are quieter. The garden is available to all guests.

Not recomendable if You want to rest or sleep. Young people talking loudly, running very late at night. people at the reception desk was asked to do something, but they did not/could not

We booked two rooms in this "hotel" for a family holiday for 8 of us. We turned up at the so called "hotel" and it turns out to be a hostel!! We booked it via *********** where it is falsely advertised as a Hotel. And nowhere it has been listed as a hostel. But at the hotel site, it has postings of a hostel and it looks like a hostel! It was like being in a prison. The rooms were dark and dingy and the bathrooms tiny! There were no windows that let any natural light in the rooms. We had to ask the reception each time we wanted to turn on the air conditioning or to change its temperature!! I also came out in a rash in the few hours I was in the room. AVOID this hostel at all cost!!

Everything was walking distance, place was quiet and staff was helpful if anything was needed.

Great value for money and easy walk to the Zoco

great location, okay room, credit card didn't work for payment, water dispenser empty, shower inconsistent, safe not fixed during 8 nights i was there

Really friendly and helpful receptionists. Allowed us to check in early, were patient when we couldn't figure out how to use the safe and made a real effort to help us find the place we wanted to eat. They provide free drinking water from a garafon. The location is nice and it is close to the bus station for Mexico City and Tuxtla. The main down side is that none of the windows look out onto the street.

Was excellent!! Service...super friendly! Ambience also cool ... only first night a bit noise but for a while ... ah hot water for tea 😅, but ... in the end they always try find a solution for you, and that's very a big plus point ! Thank you 😊

I loved that it was close enough to the Centro but yet quiet near Parque Llano. I stayed here previously and assumed that it was still a hostel where I could cook and enjoy the breakfast but they have converted it to hotel. Disappointed in that aspect