Hostel Moneda
Calle Moneda # 8, Centro Historico, Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 06020, Mexico
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tampa_shawn
- Reviews: 595
Great location - Amazingly helpful staff
I actually left the Hostel Cathedral for this Hostel and was so glad I did.
The hostel is older and looks a little beat up but the location was great and the staff were absolutely out of this world. They were SOOOO helpful. I'd ask what subway stop to take somewhere and they'd give me advise on what else to do while I was there etc...wonderful. They were giving information and advise I didn't even know to ask for!
Breakfast and dinner is provided in the room price. The food was quite good and was always served in a buffet style so you had a choice.
This hostel is a half block off the Zocalo. It is on Monedo..which is the only street between the presidential palace and the cathedral. Its location is PERFECT.
Subway stop: Purple line - Zocalo
Note if you take the subway to Zocalo from the airport you will need to change lines three times and there is a lot of stairs and walking involved...subway costs two pescos (US 10 cents) it is totally do-able if you have a backpack.
A cab will be $15 from the airport and US $18-$20 to the airport. If you take a cab go to one of the booths inside the airport to pay and make a reservation (the safe way to do it). It was real easy to find someone to split a cab. I did have a hard time getting a cab to take me to Zolco since many streets were closed down. If they give you a hard time ask them to get you as close as possible and maybe try a close subway stop on the purple line (the line the Zoloco is on). It is worth it to stay in that area!a live band and things were going to be loud. I was told the next night was horrific.
Unique Quality: The more days you book the cheaper the room rate!
Free internet 24 hours a day. There are 4 PCs and they are sometimes broken. Around breakfast and lunch there will be a line. PCs are located on the roof (good view). This is also where breakfast and dinner is served.
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dila
- Reviews: 948
Hostel Moneda
Had a special promotion when i booked. free breakfast internet and now extra dinner.
i found it a bit dissapointing. had a 2 person room for myself. did look a bit shabby. also there is lot of noise. music till 24. you hear people on the hallways talking and the plumbing if someone showers. when i left the elevator was broken down.
on the end of my 5 weeks tour i was at hostel moneda again (had booked it before i started my trip because of santa semana) had a room on the street side like this one better fresh air but you will hear street sellers untill they leave. elevator was working now.
Unique Quality: nice view from the terrace. free breakfast and internet special promotion dinner.
near the zocalo so nice location
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metteks
- Reviews: 207
Nice and very centrally located place
This hostel is located right behind the main square, with the catedral (Zocalo).
i stayed in a nice little dorm with 4 beds (bunk beds) only for women. The room had a private bathroom.
The prices are reasonable (from 9 US$).
Unique Quality: On the rooftop breakfast was served (included), it was a very simple breakfast; rolls, fruit and coffee/tea. There wasn't that much food, so one had to be there early to get some.
At other times of the day, the terasse was a nice place to relax and enjoy the views over the city.
In the reception area there was computers with internet and it was possible to exhange books. There was also a room where you could read the newspapers or just relax.
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coneyislandgreen
- Reviews: 156
A fun Hostel
Hostel Moneda is down a side street just off of the Zocolo. Often very busy in and outside the Hostel you are in the heart of the city. The Hostel rooms are bare except for interesting drawings on the wall but are clean and orderly with bathrooms inside. The staff are friendly and more then helpful. There a 2 free tours and many others for a small price that is discounted for guests. I went on many of them and the guides were great and I got to meet many of the other guests. A nice thing they have is breakfast and dinner everyday on the rooftop terrace. I made lots of friends because of this and saved some cash. The View of the Zocolo is beautiful from the roof. There are a few computers with free internet access and private and mixed dorms. Taxi service is available through the front desk and it has 24 hour reception.This area of the city is a little runned down and dirty in the day from the market but crime is no problem and at night it is all cleaned up.
Unique Quality: I was here for La dia De los Muertos, the hostel had an awesome party up on the terrace and the Zocolo had an amazing festival for 2 days. The street fair even had 3 story high marching skeletons carrying painted skulls. For 5 days I stayed here feeling as comfortable as I did in any university dorm room and I mingled with people from all over world. Steps from the Zocolo there is always something going on and everything is in walking reach or a short subway ride away.
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Enzyme_X
- Reviews: 378
Hostel Moneda
This place is great to stay while in Mexico City. The location is great. Right in the middle of happening, 100 m from Zocalo, close to metro station, on one of the busiest and most interesting streets in the city. Prices are 120 pesos for dorm bed and up. Breakfast included - bread, butter, cornflakes, yoghourt, pancakes... all you can eat.
All rooms have lockers (you only have to bring you own lock).
You can go to the terrace with a bar wher you can chat with other travelers or watch TV.
Unique Quality: Hostel also offers free internet. They organize guided tour to the tourist sites in Mexico City and Teotihuacan.
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Maria_75
- Reviews: 808
Close to the zocalo
Well, it might not be the best place I've stayed in, but it's certainly not the worst either. It's located right next to the zocalo and cathedral, so many of the attractions of Centro Historico are in walking distance from the hostel.
They have both dormrooms and private rooms with bath, and the price goes from 10 USD and up. You can also find an internet cafe, kitchen, laundry, tv lounge, book exchange and luggage storing. In addition to the roofterrace where you have a great view to the zocalo and cathedral. In the morning they serve breakfast here and it's included in the price.
The best thing about this place is that they also organise different kinds of tours both in and around the city. For every night you stay here, you get one free tour. There are just a few you can choose from, but they are very good and you should check them out if you stay there.
The staff are helpful and do the best to answer all of your questions. But there was always a queue in the reception, even if there were many people working behind the desk. They are not the most efficient people - but hey, you are on holiday so just stress down and get used to the mexican tempo... :)
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someguy3ca
- Reviews: 7
Mexico City Hostel Moneda
At Hostel Moneda in Mexico City I paid 270 pesos for internet use. I only used the internet for about 2 hours in total (Total Rip off). I would recommend finding an internet cafe that lets you pay by the hour. I also made a reservation on the internet and they did not have it on their computer. It is a great hostel to meet people and in all fairness the hostel is not that bad.
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gdaniels99
- Reviews: 6
Hostal Moneda
$14 US for a dorm room. Private rooms more.
Unique Quality: Pretty nice hostel in a great location just a couple blocks from the Zocalo. It has a rooftop terrace where they provide complimentary breakfast and you can sit and share travel stories with people from all over the world. Right across the street from the Presidential Palace and a couple blocks from the Cathedral and Templo Mayor. See my photo at the templo mayor.
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mocca
- Reviews: 351
right in the centre
We stayed at the Hostel Moneda, which is just of the Zocalo across the palacio National.
It is a basic hostel with good rooms and good beds. And they also have a nice rooftop garden where you can have a nice breakfast.
Unique Quality: It just 2 steps from the zocalo and centro historico
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Laura_Mexico
- Reviews: 628
Hostel for lower budgets
This Hostel is about 8 US dollars a night, in a dorm room, breakfast included. If you wanna have a more private room (for 3 or 4 people only, cause the dorm rooms are for 8-10 people) you have to pay around 12-15 dollars per night, which is still cheap.
Unique Quality: This is a very well located lodging, it's great for youngsters because of the price and seems to be a pretty nice option for those who don't care a lot about having a luxury & fancy room in a 5 ***** hotel and whose budget isn't great. The breakfast is included, it's close to many of the major attractions of the town (so you don't even need to pay transportation) and you can get to meet a lot of people there.
NOTE: I wanna thank Rudy from Austria (fly_away in VT) who gave me this tip and kindly agreed to share this information with me and the rest of the VT community through my site. Thanks! :)
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Mexico City, Yucatan and Belize
Hi
In October I'm going to Mexico City, Yucatan and Belize for 25 days. I would be very happy for any kinds of tips on things to see, how to travel around, places to stay etc.
I already booked the first night in Hostal Moneda, Mexico City. Does anyone know something about this place?
Greetings from
Maria
Re: Mexico City, Yucatan and Belize
How are you getting between Mexico City and the Yucatan??? I drove that stretch in May...you can check out some of the places I visited for tips, or email me if you would like.
Chris
Re: Mexico City, Yucatan and Belize
Hello Maria,
I was in Belize a few years ago. Stayed at the Coconut Hotel on Ambergis Caye - love the hotel. Small, clean and right on the beach!! Not too close to all the action (not too noisy), but all in walking distance. I recommend renting a golf cart - fun to drive all over the island. When I was there, the hotel had bikes available. GREAT diving too. Also spent some time in the jungle, St. Ignacio, went caving - amazing!!! And don't forget to visit the ruins and temples.
have fun!!!
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This is a very well located lodging, it's great for youngsters because of the price and seems to be a pretty nice option for those who don't care a lot about having a luxury & fancy room in a 5 ***** hotel and whose budget isn't great. The breakfast is included, it's close to many of the major attractions of the town (so you don't even need to pay transportation) and you can get to meet a lot of people there.
NOTE: I wanna thank Rudy from Austria (fly_away in VT) who gave me this tip and kindly agreed to share this information with me and the rest of the VT community through my site. Thanks! :)
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