I stayed at Las Alcobas with 2 friends at the beginning of December and was stunned. What a fabulous place! Mexico DF gets bad press for being dangerous and dirty but Las Alcobas will change your mind. It is in a great location, with great shops, bars and restaurants moments away. The hotel itself is urban boutique chic with attention to every detail We met the GM several times during our stay and the staff could not have been more friendly or helpful.
Would have loved a small bar next to lobby, every girl needs a Martini before she steps out Could have stayed at the nearby W for less but think the intimacy and details are worth the extra money. Make sure you visit San Angel on a market day and do a long lunch at Piegari, stunning. Fallen in love with Mexico City and will be back!
Eines der besten Hotels in denen ich je war. Und ich bin eher der kritische Typ. This is hands down one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. The staff is incredibly friendly. The room service is awesome. The rooms are modern, clean, and comfortable. The location is excellent. They make you feel very welcome. If I come back to Mexico City, I will return to this hotel. Simply put, Las Alcobas is perhaps the very best hotel I have ever stayed at in an urban setting.
No detail has been overlooked, no expense spared. The result is an incredible experience of care, discretion, and comfort, all delivered so skillfully and subtly that I was left shaking my head in admiration. I was pleased, but not surprised, to meet both the General Manager and the owner of Las Alcobas during my week stay there-- this hotel is clearly a labour of love, of personal investment.
The extreme professionalism and care of the staff extends from the owner to the concierge to the restaurant staff. Here is a sampling of the very many high points and touching details: In the end, I felt incredibly spoiled by the hotel, in a good way! For light sleepers-- a rare example of glazing that actually succeeds in blocking out all street noise! In terms of potential drawbacks, I can think of only two, both minor: And the presence of an exclusive spa does not compensate for bare-bones fitness facilities for those guests who want to seriously exercise.
