I liked very much this hotel because it has many services, the staff is very helpful, the rooms are very comfortable.. I love the bed.. This time they were remodeling the restaurant, hope to come back soon. Just a recommendation: I saw a vending coffe machine near the elevator and I believe it's not the proper place for the safety... More

My room upon arrival was dirty and worst the toilet seat was dirty with dry pee and there was a wine cork on the floor. This was enough for me to write this review. The room has good size and the hotel looks food on the outside.

This hotel recently changed name to Real Inn, also known as Camino Real Perinorte, Hotel is nice an clean, for sure my best choice in the area, rooms are quiet, WiFi is efficient, and food is good, it also has a very nice pool but never get to use it since I only visit overnight for bussiness, I also like... More

I am honestly thinking that there is a lot of room for improvement. Rooms are nicely decorated but missing the good will of maintenance, cleaning and care for the detail. Quite industrial environment and I am thinking not really nice to go around. The breakfast in the hotel is OK with plenty of options. I had dinner one night and... More

We were sent to occupied rooms twice, third time we were OK. My colleague was given a room that had not been made up, the next key he received did not work , third time lucky. There was trash in the fire escape stairs, etc. etc. In fairness the manager only has six weeks at the hotel and he has... More

There are not many hotels in the norther part of Mexico City and even fewer relatively new ones. Getting into the hotel can be a challenge.....you can only access it coming north on the Periferico, and exiting onto the frontage road and and driving through the Vazquez furniture store parking lot, or by coming south on Av. Gustavo Baz and... More

The hotel is well located if you are looking for lodging in Perinorte/Naucalpan. You can find a good rate on their website, but still it can be expensive for Mexican standards. My only problem with this hotel and every Camino Real is that they charge for everything and it is really expensive! $5USD for a bag of bad coffee +... More

This place is located in the north side of Mexico City, and is minutes away from the newer industrial areas of the city. Also, there is at walking distance of shopping mall just infront of the property. You also can take a cab to the biggest mall in the city called Mundo E.

The was the worst hotel I've been to. When I arrived the computers were down for over an hour so I could not get to my room. The hotel appears old and dirty. The television channels were mediocre. You have to pay for Internet and it's extremely slow. The soap and shampoo had a clean but strange smell. The workout... More