Hotel Teresita

Terrible room. Had no electricity in main part of room. Were it not for the bathroom light spilling over, we’d be in complete darkness. Drain in shower was clogged, very tiny bathroom and no towel/floor mat so very slippery (dangerous with an 82 y/o with cataracts). Reported the no light situation at 7 AM but they didn’t have anyone to check it until 9 AM. Very noisy on ground level. Only thing going for it was convenient location. Would never come back.

This hotel is in a very nice location, and it's easy to walk to all of the attractions in the center. The employees were very helpful and let me check in early on the day of my arrival. My room was on the smaller side, but was comfortable for a two day stay. Overall would recommend staying here!

Have stayed here 3 weeks. I have a single ensuite. Room is very clean but quite small. Excellent location for exploring the old historic centre. Very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommend it.

Great location. Simple and basic, but very clean with towel and soap. Staff were friendly. Free drinking water dispenser in lobby.

Hotel Teresita is only one block away from the Zocalo, everywhere was really walkable- we found it was the perfect location. The room was cleaned daily with fresh towels, beddings etc. So for cleanliness I give it a 5. We were happy with the price as it was so central and close to everything. However, it was a little dated as there were chips and stains on the walls, it was very small (but was ok for the 2 of us) and didn’t have an exterior window. Also, there was only one outlet in the bedroom which was a bit of a pain. Everyday at around midday there would be a smoke smell (cigarettes) that would be in our room and bathroom which I found unusual because no smoking is allowed in the building?

The hotel's room is small but spacey enough, the bed is hard but considering the price. it's passable. What is unacceptable however is the sound of the pump ringing through the walls and make in it impossible to sleep (isn't the whole purpose of a hotel sleeping?). I can also hear music deriving from one of the other rooms around, which means the walls are thin as paper. All this I am writing at 3am in the morning. So.. What is my advice? Would you like to sleep? Find another hotel! Hopefully I will be able to a refund in the morning so I can find a decent place to sleep in (the person on call tells me he can't do nothing and I have to wait for the manager tomorrow).

This is a very centrally located hotel. The rooms are small and so are the bathrooms which had no bath tray or bath curtain. The water was not available early morning as the receptionist forgot to turn on the pump which is located in the main lobby and is noisy!||||It is just good enough for a night or two to sleep only. It is very centrally located and is cheap, better than going to a hostel.||||Wifi was fairly good in all areas of the hotel. The room had a TV with Spanish language programming.Bed was comfy so no complains here.

Very noisy hotel. Many rooms are on an atrium that broadcasts noise from the first floor to the roof. I thought the first night's noise was an anomaly - children running and yelling in the halls until 11PM, people seemingly talking between rooms with doors open and, at 5 AM, people talking very loudly in the hallway. But the second night was worse and included a stranger trying to get in my room at 10:45. I opened the door and she walked away with no explanation, laughing heartily. Drunk? I complained at the front desk. The receptionist, talking with the woman when I got there, said the woman had mistaken my room but had treated me 'respectfully' so what was my problem? Indeed.