Name: Downtown Beds
Address: Isabel La Catolica 30, Cuauhtemoc

Superb

Liked: Location
Disliked: Breakfast can be better

Nice, clean budget accommodation with...

Liked: Location and the style
Disliked: Nothing was wrong.

Exceptional

Liked: The location of this place us unmatched! This was better than I expected. I booked a single bed in the 4 bed mix dormitory and ended up having the whole room to myself. They had staff there 24 hours and were always available. There is a small locker in the room but you have to bring your own lock, the best of my larger bags I checked with security to put in the back room while I was out exploring. Perfect for my 2 night 1 day stay.
Disliked: nothing

Runaway from this

Liked: Just the location.. better run away
Disliked: Breakfast = 2 simple pieces of white bread Butter Jam, 1 banana, koffie only dirty water..I only ate the banana.. better don't get nothing.. that's not breakfast.The bathroom is too far from the room, no ceiling, so in the middle of the night, you can get sick.. with the warm body.Bed hard as a rock .. there are better hostels more less price with better Breakfast, better beds, better atmosphere.. You will feel like a poor person..

Very good

Liked: wonderful rooftop space
Disliked: wifi didn't reach the room

Very good

Liked: All good! It was a comfortable stay.
Disliked: Would recommend a dispenser for free water as well as a division in the top of bunk beds

Superb

Great place to stay Downtown...

Liked: The location is excellent if you want to be Downtown, the place itself is great, I felt safe, the staff was amazing always willing to help
Disliked: The noise of the aircondition at night is too loud and I was too tired to figure out how to turn it off

Highly satisfactory setting. ‘Nuff said.

Liked: I booked a reasonably priced bed in a quite basic four-bed room. The property is situated right in the city's historic core, practically around the corner from Zocalo Square. That proved to be an ideal base for going on day trips to visit and explore Tlatelolco, Xochimilco, Coyoacán (Frida Kahlo Museum), Guadalupe Shrine, Teotihuacan, and so on. I was alone in the room and among the very few guests staying there in mid-March. The whole place had an air of an abandoned ghost town about it, not that I minded. The neighbouring restaurant completely blew my mind with its lush green foliage covering every inch of the overhead space above the yard. The view from the terrace above the green canopy of the treetops was absolutely astounding, out of this world.
Disliked: Breakfast was quite modest and rudimentary, not to say stingy: two slices of bread and a banana (picture included).

Don't be fooled by the restaurant in front..

Liked: The location. The terrace.
Disliked: Staff was rather cold, uninterested, answered my questions from behind the curtain at the reception desk. I actually had to ask for breakfast (which was included) as it wasn't served. Judging by the rather expensive price per night, one would have expected more than an old piece of bread, a banana some thin coffee. On top of everything, there's no toilets in the actual room. You have to go out to a toilet section which gives the whole thing a rather prison-like ambience. One of my worst hostel experiences in Mexico. Find something else.