Welcome back to the channel and today I want to show you what you could expect from the Hampton
Inn and Suites Mexico City This hotel is in the Centro Historico district. You can see that
beautiful ceiling there in the lobby. It's kind of a unique Hampton and you don't find many that look
like this in a historical building of sorts. This is the King Suite with Sofa Bed. I just booked
this out right so no upgrade to this room. The room was fairly cheap. You will find hotels in the
Centro Historico district are fairly cheap. This is a pretty basic room. There here you've got the
safe there underneath the cabinet, a microwave also to the left side of the safe. You do have
complimentary waters that were available there too you. You have the refrigerator underneath the
tv stand with the coffee maker above. You do have a fairly decent view, it is somewhat blocked by
the other building. It is essentially looking at another building's rooftop, but that balcony
is super super thin so it's not a roomy balcony. Other than that this does look like a Hampton Inn
you would see in most places inside. I mean with some of the the design elements that you
normally see at Hampton inns such as the desk and the couch. Here you've got a place to put
the luggage and a dresser where you can store your clothes. You have a really high window there you
have to be pretty tall to look out of it or move that dresser over and stand on it to look out.
You have the nightstand there with the phone to the left side and a standard king bed.
You have a TV in here as well some more space for clothes that you can put in there in the dresser.
The nightstand has a charger and a clock there on the right side of the bed. Plenty
of space to charge things up. Here you have the bathroom where you have some closet space there
so you can hang some things up there. There's an iron and iron board and extra covers up top;
f you need it if you're cold which you might be because it does get
colder in this area because the buildings aren't so tall so the sun doesn't necessarily reach them.
Here you have; surprisingly the Crabtree and Evelyn toiletries which normally you see at the
Hilton brand but i guess they're using some here at the Hampton Inn which normally I think they use
Neutrogena. There's the shower. There nothing too special about that, again pretty standard
stuff inside the Hampton to me. This hotel is more for the location because you're very close to
Zocalo and other touristic sites within walking distance. The location is the main
thing and outside of the building being really beautiful along with the roof
you do also have a wonderful uh terrace there on the fifth floor so you do have a place where
you can get drinks and food out here. Here's the terrace, like I said the real draw is the
outside of the building and there's the view you kind of look up there you got a view of
the Centro Historico district and there's the Torre Latinomericana in the distance there
kind of hiding. You have excellent views and I think it's worth it if you're touring Mexico
City to stay here. The rates rates are very cheap. As far as breakfast goes
I would say it is standard but it is a Mexicanized breakfast. There are some eggs and some mole.
Excuse me those are refried beans. You have yogurt, fruits, juices, and teas.
You have milk there for cereal if you need it. Instant oatmeal, pastries and bread.
Pretty much the standard things that you would see at a Hampton Inn. This is what I had. A
tostada with beans and some eggs with hot sauce and cheese of course; only in Mexico.
Overall my stay was good here. I do like the location as it puts you really close to tourist
attractions other than that it's a basic Hampton Inn. The outside of the building
and the view from the terrace are beautiful. That was my experience at the Hampton Inn and Suites
Mexico City in the Centro Historico district. Please give this video a like, hit the subscribe
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