Casa Olea delivered big time for us. We booked an ample two bedroom room with small balcony on the fourth floor. All amenities you would hope for and then some. Helpful and prompt staff, willing 24/7 to take care of your needs in a jiffy. The lounge area was pleasant; and practically located on the premises was a very good café with a wide range of simple, delicious breakfasts and lunches. Damn good coffee. Over our five day stay we frequented 'Porfirio's Café' at least once a day. Convenient and good. This unassuming but very good 'boutique' hotel is located in the San Rafael district, an up-and-coming Mexico City neighborhood which I found to be a refreshing alternative to the trendier Roma Sur, Roma Norte and Condesa districts but without the noise. The Paseo de la Reforma is a few blocks away, about the same distance as the San Cosme metro stop (#2 blue line). A couple of slight drawbacks: 1) Dining choices in the neighborhood are quite limited. Mostly snack type outlets and cafés. 2) our balcony did not provide great views. Then again, we were not there to try to catch a glimpse of the volcanoes and elegant dining could be had in other parts of town without too much fuss. Casa Olea has my highest recommendation. You will not be dissapointed.