InterContinental Presidente Mexico City

Good business location. Low profile service. Don't change or replace the daily ammenities.It's not hotel for your friends may be for your boss. Pool missing, gym poor.

unbelievable: nobody helped for the luggage as they were chatting, the heating took one day to repair, there was no slippers for the dirty carpet or bath carpet in the bathroom and the reception staff was totally unfriendly trying to make you feel very badly. They accepted the rproaches and they just came back with 4 chocolates, lucky we were not to receive peanuts like for monkeys. A real shame for a hotel that doesn't have anything to do with other Intercontinental hotels around the world. Please do not go...

Best part of this hotel: great location. My partner and I stayed here for four nights: April 21-25, 2012. I liked the very central location in Polanco and it was a good value packaged together with my flight. The majority of the front of the house staff was very nice and helpful, but the woman at the concierge desk most of the time we were there was snippy (I don't know her name but she is small & short, and speaks pretty good English). Though clean, the lobby, open sitting area just below the lobby and the rooms are in huge need of a renovation. The seating in the open sitting area just below the lobby was old and cracked. The little tables need to be replaced. The carpeting is old and worn, though clean. Our room smelled musty, moldy and stuffy each time we returned to it. There was a stain on my sheet under the pillow. The in-room movie cost us almost USD $20...for one movie! We knew that before ordering it and it was our decision of course, but that is more than twice the cost of a movie in even nicer hotels. Unbelievable. The bathroom is in DESPERATE need of a renovation. I would not stay here again based on the bathroom alone. The toilet was something you would find in a public restroom. The wallpaper and flourescent lighting was straight out the 1980's. I could not beleive the drop ceiling and cracked caulking in the shower. Someone left their razor cover on the edge of the shower which housekeeping missed every day! We ordered two juices through room service which took almost an hour to arrive! It made us late in meeting up with a friend because we couldn't leave until the juices arrived. We didn't even want them by the time they came. On our final day at checkout, the man who checked us out (early 30's, curly dark hair) asked if we had eaten or drank any of the items in the room. I told him I ate one pack of granola bars. The form he gave me to sign had three packs listed. I asked why there were three, and he said something to the effect of, "well you ate three packs." I said, 'no, just one." He looked at me like he didn't beleive me, and said in a tone of disbelief, "in ALL of your stay, you're saying you had just ONE pack?" "yes!" He removed them and gave me a new form. We left our luggage at the front desk because our flight wasn't until 8:30 pm and we figured we would walk around the city to kill time. At 5:30 we picked up our luggage and I wanted to change clothes because we had been walking around all day and had a long trip back to the U.S. I asked the woman at the concierge desk (the woman I referenced earlier) if there was somewhere I could change, like in the spa upstairs. She instead directed me to the public bathroom in the sitting area below the lobby. Before venturing down there, I decided to check the spa to see if they would let me use the changing area because JW Marriott hotels let guests use the spa to change. The spa said I could, but I would need to purchase a showering service for $25! That's not what I needed or asked for. So, I headed down to the public bathroom - via the stairs with a 50 pound suitcase because there is no elevator! It is not right to have a guest change in a stalll, especially when the stall is so small that luggage cannot fit inside! I needed to leave my suitcase and computer bag unattended while I was inside the stall changing. It was very embarassing having to open my suitcase on the floor and dig through it on my hands and knees to find my clothes and toiletries while people walked around me to use the urinals. All in all, I liked the proximity everything I wanted to do but I would not stay here again until its gone through a major refresh.

Room had musty smell and had to change rooms. Bathroom mat missing two days and A/C not working properly. Dirty glass not replaced. Bed too hard.

It was comfortable and conveniently located for us. La Chimenea restaurant was fabulous.

The Intercontinental Presidente Mexico City is ideally located in Polanco. I had a room on the 22nd floor with a lovely view of the National Stadium and adjacent parks. The room was very comfortable and met my expectations. The architectural style of the hotel is iconic and expansive. It has plenty of fine dining options as well. I do recommend this hotel especially to the business traveler, and this seems to be the target guest for this particular hotel. There are a lot of business suits in this hotel, and the staff is quite formal and polite, though a touch too coldly detached for my taste.If you are looking for something more hip, or more boutique-style, there are other excellent options in Mexico City in both Polanco and La Condesa. I should also mention that I found such an exceptional price offer [...]that I could not say no, even though this is not my typical style of hotel.

the hotel is very well situated, but the service is bad. First the day that we arrived we didn't have a room until late. Then in room sheets were dirty and the next day they didn't change them. I had to call to make sure they change it.

Old rooms, not enough towels, bathrooms really old fashioned. Not a good value. I go to mexico city often and usually stay at other hotels. Not staying here again.

It has probably 3 of the best reataurants in Mexico City. It is always a pleasure to stay at this hotel. Management very friendly and hospitable

Great place but when we got there they informed us that we had to pay for an obligatory $24 per day (that included Internet)... it's not bad but the way they impose this to you think is not absolutely nice... Amazing restaurants inside the Hotel ! some of the best in Mexico City for sure. Great hotel, great location, great views, amazing service... downside, bit old shower hardware, the hidden charges and a bit overpriced items (like a $6 single can of soda)...