Triver · Mexico City 🗺️
in Mexico 🇲🇽
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since 2022, offering:
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I stayed here two times during this Mexico trip. Both times I was given the same room (which was kinda cool). The personal was super friendly and the check in process was more than easy. The rooms are comfortable, clean and I really liked the shower. I enjoyed the shared kitchen and tv rooms. The location is perfect for exploring the districts of Roma Norte, Reforma and Chapultepec park by foot. In general I’m very happy with the place
I stayed here for a few days on a business trip and loved it. The location is perfect, everything is within walking distance, from great restaurants to cafes. The space is clean, modern, and has a really welcoming vibe. The Wi-Fi was fast, and the common areas were great for getting some work done. My room was comfortable, and the staff were super helpful. Overall, it felt like a home away from home. Would definitely stay again!
Location is super and staff is amazing but if you go in the weekends, you don’t sleep, it’s extremely super iper noisey
I had an excellent experience here. Price was amazing. Location could not be beat. Service was great. Facilities were clean and modern. The room was exactly what I needed for a couple of nights downtown.
The only drawback, as has been said, is the noise level. The walls are thin, and things outside get loud at night, however they do provide powerful little ear plugs and a fan which, in addition to my own white noise playing from my phone, did the trick.
I will stay here again.
I see a lot of complaints and while they may be valid, Triver is honestly such a great initiative. For the price you pay (especially if you make a reservation is via their website) is well worth what you get! The single rooms are quite comfortable for a solo traveller. The water stations, kitchen, laundry and common areas are so tastefully designed, clean and welcoming. The washrooms are great.
I personally prefer the cardless locking systems. If you are high up, the the noise from the streets is minimal, and with a fan, the room isnt hot.
the staff is absolutely wonderful and I love the security guard too, everyone was extremely helpful to me and answered so many of my questions. The neighbourhood is fantastic, I personalyl love how lively it is, and feels very safe.
The people inhabiting these rooms are extremely noisy when they decide to have drinking nights on the rooftop. They're a menace to neighbours that live around this building. If this persist, I will be putting my denuncia. And in response to your comment of "we are committed to keeping a peaceful community" well your guests don't think so, in fact lights went off at 11pm on your rooftop today Friday and they just came back on at 12:30 am and again your guests are singing so loud and they think they can get away with it because it's a Friday night, but I'm not exagarating when I say their voices and screams are piercing, in comparison to the music coming from the clubs and I'm a heavy sleeper, never had an issue with the clubs on a Friday and Saturday. But it's getting too much having disrespectful people being so loud just a few meters away. Also I'm starting to think one of your employees if not the owner or general manager is behind all this. I've read your policy on disturbance. If it were guests not following the rules, it would be strange that every single week new guests decide to break the rules isn't it? It is almost as if... One of the workers or someone in charge likes to bend the rules and allows guests to be as noisy as possible on your rooftop after 11pm and because I already complained when you guys were causing disturbance on a Wednesday night, clearly the employer or employee is aware now, so instead they do it on a Friday or Saturday, because last Saturday it happened until 2am and because they know it is harder for me complain.
To echo previous comments... I would not recommend any remote worker to stay here. The location is good, and the accommodation is mostly good- good set up with rooms and layout + rooftop/common spaces, the kitchens are DEF not well-stocked though for long term living, and it IS noisy and hot. There is ZERO community aspect here and I actually wrote a thorough message to the company when I was there a year ago giving helpful feedback on the need for community facilitation and such and basically their response much later was regarding the monthly 'event' they organize. I'm aware that now they are basically partnering with nomad programs (Hacker Paradise) for them to use the facility for their programs. Honestly, the best choice for them since they do not want to exert anymore effort other than maintaining a decent accomm. So I would find a different coliving (CO3 is best IMO, do not do Outsite until they work out their many kinks).
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