Stayed here for three nights and it was nice. I had the private room. It has a hotel and hostel type feel. Very good if you want to get work done. You can wash your laundry for free. Lots of shared spaces which is cool. Rooftop area to chill. Definitely would stay here again. Yes there can be noise at night especially during the weekends but if you go out, you don’t have to worry about it ;) the only thing is that it got a bit warm at night and no ac, only a fan.
Triver is a super ideal coliving/hostel to explore the city from; it’s a very central location, with the best parts of the city mostly in walking distance. The trade-off that comes with that is a LOT of noise from the street, but I knew that was going to be the case before coming. The working spaces and rooftop are great and the staff are super. I would definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a sociable base and want to meet people to explore the city with.
I really enjoyed my stay here, so much so that I chose to stay on my last night before flying out as well as the first few days of my trip.
The location was awesome, just a block away from the Angel of Independence monument, very close to Reforma. Close to bike-shares, tour busses, bars, clubs, restaurants and the metro.
The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the communal areas were nice.
My only complaint is that its very close to some loud clubs at night, but they offer complimentary ear plugs, a fan, and a sound machine that negated to problem pretty well.
I've already recommended this place to others.
Overall, very good experience: excellent location, OUTSTANDING Customer Service, nice concept, super clean... but it is NOT a business location. It was very hard to get sleep, the neighborhood is pretty wild and noisy (my bad) and definitely not suitable for rest!
Again, if you are looking for a party-type place and you are ready for a good time, search no more!
The room size is approximately 19 square meters.
The location is excellent.it’s very easy to take the metro or bus, and there are plenty of dining options within walking distance. The building is secure with 24-hour security and offers great common areas, including a kitchen, coworking space, and self-service laundry. They even host free events!
However, because of the wooden wall partitions, there was very little privacy; I could hear neighboring guests' conversations and television sets throughout my stay. I was also disappointed that they performed renovations on our floor for the duration of our 10-day stay without moving us to a different floor, the common areas were covered in dust. I noticed that the old coffee grounds in the machine were left for several days without being emptied.
I stayed at Triver Coliving and had a great experience. The place is comfortable, clean, and thoughtfully designed, it feels calm and easy to live in, which I really appreciated. My room was quiet, the common areas were nice to use, and everything just worked.
The location in Juárez is a big plus. You’re close to great coffee spots, restaurants, and can move around the city easily, but the building itself feels peaceful. It also has a nice, natural sense of community.
I’d definitely stay here again and would recommend it if you’re looking for a well-located, low-stress place to stay in Mexico City.
Compared to other hostels and co-working/living spaces I've stayed in Mexico, Triver was the most thoughtful and functional: kitchens on 2 different floors plus on the roof top deck; multiple places to work, including a great desk in the room; adequate wifi bandwidth; smart, efficient room designs; attentive staff and 24/7 security guard. I will definitely choose to stay there again!
Location was ok. Horrible place to stay . It doesn’t have a/c and it is extremely noisy. We were greeted by a security guy that was smoking . Our room got changed (for some reason) and given to someone else and we didn’t get notified until we came back to the hotel.
Definitely would not recommend. Bathroom showers are dirty, the whole place seems dirty overall.
