It was attractive that it was built in an old building. We had 6 family members traveling to Mexico City for a nice vacation TOGETHER. We booked four rooms so we could be together. When we arrived at the property, we were told they were overbooked and 3 of us had our two rooms (my family) but 3 of us did not (my sister n law’s family). It took an inordinately long amount of time for the front desk to rectify this situation. There was no sense of urgency or even a sense that they were sorry this was happening to us. They did find another hotel for the three of us that were displaced. So we were all split up. It was a very stressful first night on our arrival in Mexico City. My family of 3 had two separate rooms at the city center Marriott hotel. At night the hallways are extremely dark. Too dark, that it feels unsafe and a little creepy to walk to your room in the dark. Friday night some very very strange and suspicious happened. We had just gotten to sleep and we had a persistent knock at our door. The front desk person said their systems notified them that our hot water wasn’t working, which was not true. Then a man & woman from front desk knocked on my 33 year old daughter’s door. She was afraid to open it at 1030 at night especially with the dark hallways. The two people then tried to unlock her door and she was terrified, ran to the door to block them from coming in. They said that their systems notified them that her room was too hot. Which was definitely not true. so