Hotel Meksiko

The nice size room with a nice clean renovated washroom, big bright windows, lacked basic amenities. We got a two small bars of soap and a small tube of body wash not a big deal for us. Our room had two single beds and a single chair couch which converted to an extra bed for our son. This bed was on the floor and did not have any sheets or pillow cases. At least we got a pillow and cover for him. We would have asked for sheets but we came back after 9pm and no one works at reception after 9pm daily. The AC was perfect. They do offer a simple breakfast on the first floor. Parking was an issue as they have a very limited number of spots. We had to park at a 24 hour parking lot across the street. It cost 40€ to park there overnight.

I booked this hotel through Hotel.com thinking it was a three-star hotel, but it turned out to be a huge disappointment. The room I booked was supposed to have a queen bed, but instead, there were two single beds pushed together, which made sleeping very uncomfortable. The bathroom was another disaster—the glass partition wasn’t properly sealed, and the entire bathroom floor got flooded after just one shower. The reception closes at 9 PM, which is highly inconvenient. Cleanliness was also a major issue—there were stains on the bed sheets, and even blood stains on the blanket. The bathroom wasn’t properly cleaned either, with hair stuck to the walls and leftover shampoo from previous guests. On top of all that, the hotel is in a terrible location—right next to a hospital emergency entrance and an emergency helipad. The noise from helicopters and ambulances was constant, making it nearly impossible to relax or sleep. Hotel.com offered to move us to a "deluxe" room, but it wasn’t much of an improvement. The bathroom still leaked, and basic amenities were missing. The breakfast was underwhelming too, with limited and low-quality options. To make things worse, I wasn't even given a “Do Not Disturb” door hanger despite asking the reception for one. As a result, the cleaner came into the room while we were trying to rest. It wasn’t her fault—she wouldn’t have known without the sign—but this kind of basic mismanagement is unacceptable in a hotel. The only redeeming aspect was the polite amd friendly staff, but unfortunately, that doesn’t make up for the overall terrible experience. I would not recommend staying here.

Nice hotel with spacious room, free parking on the ground level, although next to the hospital not really noisy at night, a super friendly and helpful receptionist (a slightly elder lady cause we met 3 staff during our stay) who very passionate to guide us on parking, places to visit and to eat, 10 minutes walk into the centre, a breakfast buffet with not much choices and the venue is too small for this amount of guest

Reviews were somewhat dismal last year and so it was a pleasant surprise to find the Meksiko Hotel to be a quiet, clean, and well-run hotel.|I had a single, en-suite room on the top floor (3rd). Yes, my window faced a wall of the adjoining building but I hadn't planned on a view anyway. Hotel Meksiko is located next to Lubljana's largest hospital but I never heard a sound from there during my 4 day stay. Breakast Buffet runs from 0730 to 0930 and provides a simple but filling layout. Plenty of hot water and pressure in the room's shower.|NB: The Reception Desk closes about 2000 hrs (8 pm) and the front door is locked. If arriving after that time, be sure to request the code for the keypad lock at the front door from the hotel in advance. It's a 20' walk here from.the central train and bus stations and convenience stores and restaurants are nearby. It's a 30' walk to the central square in Old Town

My wife and I stayed here for three nights between the 10th and 13th of May. It is centrally located and a 15-minute walk from the old town and bus terminus. A special mention to Mattaeus, who checked us in professionally and also helped us out with nearby places of interest. Truly an asset to the hotel, thankyou again Mattaeus.

Meksiko Hotel is located adjacent to Ljubljana Central Hospital Emergency Building where including the hospital itself and the parking spots of ambulances. During day time, the sirens made by the emergency vehicles are constant. Luckily it was not the case during sleeping time of our 2-night stay. There’s a Hofer Supermarket right outside of the hotel. The main entrance of the hotel is quite hidden but there are big signs with arrows showing how to access the hotel from the main road and thus we didn’t have any issue to find its entrance. The breakfast room has enough seats for the morning crowds. However it could be quite tough to go through the isles between rows of tables/seats. Breakfast was decent normal continental foods with choices of coffee, juices, and tea

It is a 20 minutes walk from the bus station. The receptionist Clara was very friendly and helpful. She got us a room exchange without a fuss

I booked a room in the hotel because it si very close to the UKC where I was supposed to have a treatment. But the treatment was cancelled. So I asked the hotel if I could cancel the booking for free although free cancellation period was expired. And they agreed. Really appreciate that gesture - after all we are humans not robots. Thank you very much, kind people from Hotel Meksiko!