Hotel Maria Cristina

Fun place

Liked: Location and personal
Disliked: Price in comparison of rooms high

Good stay

Liked: Perfect location. Garden is beautiful for having breakfast or just relax. Personal very friendly and nice.
Disliked: Price is a bit steep

Nice room

Liked: Nice first stay.
Disliked: Nothing really

Nicely located

Liked: Nice rooms if you stay in the rooms behind the Lobby.
Disliked: I switched to another smaller room and found out quality really lower as the price goes down.

Confortable and excellent option to...

Liked: The place is quiet and comfortable
Disliked: A little bit old some furniture and the attendance, at the registration office a little bit rude but also kind of close to solutions

Superb

Lovely traditional hotel with peaceful...

Liked: Garden space and central location. Quiet
Disliked: No aircon. Property a bit dated. No potable water for guests

Epico!

Liked: Beautiful building and old school vibes.
Disliked: coffee - but good coffee around the corner!

Never again

Liked: The location is excellent
Disliked: Hotel Maria Cristina has an excellent location, very close to the Paseo de la Reforma and the Angel of Independence. This is the only good thing about this hotel.Our room (202) had windows that could not be locked and an unpleasant odor in the living room and the bathroom. The refrigerator had extensive areas covered by mold and a large collection of microorganisms (see attached picture). These problems were reported the day we arrived, but no action was taken. Furthermore, the comment that the refrigerator was covered by mold, indicating that cleaning didn't take place for several weeks or months didn't trigger a concern in the person responsible at the front desk, that apparently was not surprised by this information.The rooms have no air conditioning. The only way to distract the heat was through noisy air blowers.To get breakfast, the customers had to report every morning at the front desk and request a personal voucher that had to be signed before proceeding to the restaurant. The waiters at the restaurant during breakfast were kind and efficient, but at the end a bill was provided to be signed; the only reason for this to display a price reminding that the tip was not included. It was an obvious fixation with the tips although in Mexico tipping is voluntary because the service is always included in the bill. There is no reason to book a room in this hotel; for a similar price there are excellent places very close by.