Hotel Maria Isabel Sheraton

Central to downtown, but traffic makes it difficult to get around. Good reception, good impression clean comfortable rooms. If you’re a member of their hotel you can get membership and collect points which get you free nights, better service and a few freebies like daily fresh bottled water and turndown service at night.
The breakfast buffet was delicious with offerings of cold cuts and fresh fruit and pastries.
Wifi was the worst here. Don’t count on it for consistent connection. If you need Internet for work, you’ll need to pay for the high speed connection and connect directly to a physical line. Apparently sheratons are known for bad wifi but in comparison to the other top end hotels, this one is fairly comfortable. It’s right next to the us embassy which makes it easy if you’re here for business.

A star in the Starwood brand. This hotel makes you feel very welcome with an English speaking staff and they really take care of their SPG members. Our room overlooked the Angel and there were treats left with the turn down service. Steps from the US embassy if you have any business there. A request for extra towel service was met within seconds. This is the place to stay in Mexico City. Loved it!

I stayed here for two weeks when I was in D.F. It is in a great location, right next to the Angel of Independence. Lots of really good restaurants around the hotel.
The service could be better. The front desk was not as helpful as I expected at an SPG hotel. Even if you have free internet courtesy of a card membership or SPG status, they put a hold on the credit card for the Internet fee. They will remove it from the bill, but you have to make sure it doesn’t get charged.

Stay away!!! This has to be one of the worst Sheratons I have ever stayed at.
I am an SPG member and I stay in SPG hotels because they are known for their service and nice hotels. Unfortunately this Sheraton does not live up to SPG standards.
I booked a car service to pick me up at the airport upon arrival and was told I would receive a confirmation email. One and a half days past and I decided to call. They had nothing confirmed.
First clue this might not be a good hotel. It also listed in the website of the hotel that the driver would be bilingual. This was not the case. The driver was pleasant but spoke very, very little English.
I had requested when I booked my room for a high floor and a quiet room away from elevators and service doors.
It was wonderful to see that they read my profile request and put me right across from the service door and about 4 doors down from the main elevator.
Upon entering my room I was greeted a wonderful aroma as if the room hadn’t been opened in day 5 years! It apparently hadn’t because there was enough dust covering everything that I could literally write my name in the end tables, the TV say and the desk!!!
Called for a room change, no empathy just waited for fifteen minutes to go down one floor.
As the bellman was escorting me to my new room he told me these were all new rooms and that dust was everywhere. He then proceeded to show me all of the dust on the tables in the entry way just off the elevator. Was this suppose to make me feel better?
I travel Internationally for business 2 weeks out of the month. I own my own consulting firm and my business is teaching companies how to create a WOW experience for their guests. This hotel needs to up their game. Referrals are the name of the game and this hotel will not be getting one from me!

This an awesome hotel in Mexico city and we had an awesome room facing the angel of independence which is Mexico’s answer to our Statue of Liberty.
We got a room facing the statue of liberty with an awesome view.
The tour buses come there so you definitely have to go on sightseeing tours of the Teotihuacan pyramids. You can also take the city tour buses for self guided hop on /​hop off style tours with commentary in English.
This Sheraton hotel is near the American consulate so its in a high security zone and has a Starbucks in the lobby with free wifi and Mexican style sandwiches.
The hotel does not offer free Wi-​Fi and this is a serious disadvantage to this hotel.
I recommend this hotel for your stay in Mexico city, however you should request the rooms facing the angel statue. its really an awesome view at night
Note: learning few words of Spanish will make your trip more useful as they speak no English outside the tourist zone.

I stayed at this hotel during my stay in Mexico city. The hotel is in a central location. The room was clean and the service was friendly. They have a gym is clean and a plus it’s open 24 hours. The have a couple restrauants in the hotel. I
One of my go to hotels when staying in Mexico City.

One of my go to hotels when staying in Mexico City. Why?
Starwood preferred guest hotel
Clean and friendly
Room service is decent.
Their hotel gym is better than the other hotel gyms in the area.
The furniture in the rooms might be a bit dated however, the rooms are pretty big. Also this hotel is right in the middle of many great restaurants and attractions.

Si vienes de visita, llena tu cartera de dinero porque aún entres en moto, la tarifa de estacionamiento está por los cielos. Cuesta $ 54 pesos la hora y las fracciones de 15 minutos van desde los 13 hasta los 40 pesos. Prevé antes de dejar tu coche o moto.
Para eventos, los salones son bastante amplios; dan buenos desayunos pero las galletas, ¡mmm! Caen muy bien si no has comido y estás de trabajo (como es el caso de varios). Si tienes oportunidad de hacer un evento corporativo, usa el Salón del Angel. Tiene una vista al Angel de la Independencia increíble y puede ser el lugar perfecto para una cena de negocios.

Uno de los hoteles emblemáticos de la zona, el Sheraton María Isabel es también un espacio para grandes reuniones. Conocí sus salones cuando asistí a un foro de más de 500 invitados, además de una plenaria hubo reuniones simultáneas en más de cinco salones y el evento sucedió sin ninguna eventualidad logística.
No sé cuántos de ustedes se dediquen a realizar este tipo de eventos pero por mi experiencia en este lugar se los recomiendo mucho.

Histórico mamotreto localizado en el corazón de la ciudad, hoy en día mejor ubicado como el epicentro de manifestaciones, meetings, y punto de encuentro de los fanáticos del deporte cuando México gana algo. En algún momento de la historia, en los lejanos años 60s y 70s era aquí donde la crème de la crème se reunía a tomar cocktails, en su momento un hotel que definía el concepto de estilo y clase. Hoy no me parece que brille con la mima luz, es un hotel práctico por su locación que le urge una manita de gato. El hecho de ser el ilustre vecino de Embajada Americana lo hace en mis ojos una mini frontera, rodeada de policías y vallas. No lo mas amigable del mundo.

Este hotel es una referencia en Paseo de la Reforma. Durante muchos años fue uno de los hoteles más importantes de la ciudad por su buena ubicación, estándar de servicio y estilo de las habitaciones. A la fecha sigue siendo un destino clave para miles de viajeros. Desde que El Angel se ha convertido en espacio para celebraciones de fin de año ha atraído a un gran número de turistas nacionales. Tiene una alberca en el último piso y con vista a Reforma.
El hotel se construyó en 1962 por el millonario boliviano Antenor Patiño. Un año después, en 1963 el hotel lo tomó el hotelero mexicano César Balsa. 6 años más tarde lo vendió a Sheraton. Se incrementó el número de cuartos a 755 con una nueva torre. Actualmente tiene varios comercios y restaurantes, además del tradicional Bar Jorongo donde se puede escuchar mariachi. Aquí se abrió uno de los primeros Starbucks cuando llegó la franquicia a México. Tiene estacionamiento propio y servicio de valet. Está ubicado en la esquina de Paseo de la Reforma esquina con Río Tíber, cerca del metro Chapultepec, y la parada del RTP del Ángel.