modern interior design, lovely rooftop terrace, central location

The noise from the nearby main square can be overwhelming!!! A better solution for the bunk bed mattress size and poor insulation would greatly enhance guest comfort. Don’t even get me started on those flimsy pillows and sheets!!!

Exploring the vibrant heart of Mexico City 🇲🇽✨

The staff were just fantastic—like my chommies! They gave us killer tips on where to eat and what to see. The rooftop was a real highlight, perfect for those sundowners with a view! The whole vibe of the place felt so lekker and cozy, super central too!

Enjoyed the balcony view while the hot water was inconsistent during my stay.

Delicious traditional breakfast options

The rooftop terrace offers a fantastic breakfast experience with stunning views of the historic buildings. Staff members go out of their way to provide helpful information, although not all speak English fluently. The proximity to local cuisine spots was a highlight, but the noise from the square can be disruptive at times. The room size also felt a bit cramped, impacting overall comfort.

Comfortable Stay with a Central Vibe!

I enjoyed three nights in a cozy setup. The staff opened the door every time, adding a personal touch. While the attic bed felt unique, be ready for some noise from the nearby road. Early risers should explore local breakfast spots nearby for a great start!

casa sabina has a perfect location, just 2 minutes to the zocalo and the templo mayor museum. the breakfast was delicious, and the staff were super friendly. the rooftop terrace was a great spot to sip margaritas and enjoy the view.

totally recommend

The rooftop terrace sports a delightful view of the city, perfect for sipping margaritas. The charming decor in the rooms creates a vibrant atmosphere that meshes well with the spirit of the local area.

Thin walls make for a noisy stay. you’ll hear everything from your neighbors' conversations to street vendors shouting. The hot water takes a good five minutes to get going, and the absence of air conditioning left me swatting mosquitoes after leaving the balcony doors open for some relief. Plus, there’s an inconvenient bell system to enter the building, which can be bothersome at odd hours.

i stayed for 1 night and couldn't have asked for more from my recent visit to mexico city. the budget double room at casa sabina offered me a refreshing retreat with a cool fan and a heavenly complimentary breakfast on the rooftop, making it a relaxing escape from the city's hustle. exploring a nearby museum was a breeze from this well-placed gem.

shower had inconsistent hot water.

I stayed here for three nights to explore the historical center of Mexico City. The perfect location allowed me to visit the Templo Mayor Museum in just a brief walk, making my sightseeing much easier. The room was charming, with a lovely decor that fit the vibe of the city, and the beautiful rooftop terrace was an excellent spot for an afternoon margarita. While the bed mezzanine was a bit warm, the breakfast selection made my mornings enjoyable.

The cozy design radiated warmth, with natural tones and calming spa music, making it an inviting retreat. The rooftop terrace was delightful—sipping coffee while enjoying the view felt like being in a charming garden oasis!

Easier access to the main entrance would help seniors.