Brick Hotel Mexico City - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

“Great property to stay. Will consider again if we return to Mexico City.”

Location, very good property,

Room is small and with no windows.

“Amazing location and great staff, but not good value for money — the facilities aren’t luxurious and noise/safety fr”

Incredible location. The staff and concierge were excellent — she helped secure reservations at some hard-to-get restaurants and bars. Rooms were small but clean and nice overall.

Very noisy — our room was on the same floor as the rooftop, and there was a private event our first night. Random non-guests kept passing directly by/through our door to reach the rooftop, which felt like a safety concern given there was no separate entrance for event guests. Beyond the location, the property isn’t very luxurious for the price — restaurants and rooftop bar were mediocre. Also worth noting: tap water isn’t drinkable, and they should offer larger water bottles or a refill station instead of tiny bottles.

“We will return!!”

LOVED the breakfast!!!

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“Lively Neighborhood; Soothing Ambience; Good Breakfast; Small Room for Price”

The location was perfect, espeically for first time or solo travelers - many shops and restaurants in the area; very walkable; lively day and night life. But, if you want a more authentic neighborhood, this would not be it; too many tourists and the prices in the area are jacked up for tourists. That being said, it was easy to take Uber or Didi to any other destination. The hotel had a very soothing ambience; very clean; friendly staff; but the double room we had was quite small and the bathroom was tiny. But the balcony was perfet and it made the room felt more spacious. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. The daily breakfast that came with the room was very nice - fresh bakery and variaty of breakfast dishes to choose from. Do not take the hotel shuttle from the airport; they wanted to charge us about $150 USD, when Didi or Uber was under $15 USD. That just did not feel right; left somewhat of a negative impression.

The room was quite small for the price. The bathroom was tiny; felt claustrophobic. I am 5'5" and 140 lbs, and I had very little room to move in the bathroom. The sink area was also very tiny. Very basic room amenditites, including one tiny expresso maker and 2-3 expresso pods; not sure how we are supposed to make a latte from that; a pot for hot water for night time tea would have been nice. The water pressure was not high; maybe that was just city/area wide issue (not sure); but not bad enough to ruin a shower.