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The St. Regis Mexico City

Hotel · Luxury hotel$$$$Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City

A luxury hotel on Paseo de la Reforma beside the Diana fountain, with 24-hour butler service, an indoor pool with skyline views and ten restaurants and bars.

At a glance

Type
Luxury hotel
Area
Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, Mexico
Price
$$$$ · Luxury
Official site
marriott.com

Good to know

  • Butler service
  • Indoor pool
  • Spa
  • Kids' club
  • Multiple restaurants

Why we recommend it

The St. Regis Mexico City stands on Paseo de la Reforma beside the Fountain of Diana the Huntress. It opened under Starwood with 189 rooms and suites, every one of them with city views, and it is a full-service luxury hotel with a strong record in industry ratings: AAA Five Diamond status from 2019 to 2023, a place in AAA's 2026 Diamond Top 10, and a Forbes Travel Guide four-star rating in 2022.

The signature of the brand is the St. Regis butler service, available 24 hours a day, including remotely through the eButler service. Butlers will pack and unpack, press clothes and serve drinks, which makes a real difference on a short or busy trip. The hotel's main atrium and concierge desk are on the third floor, and a Children's Club on the 15th floor has views over the city, so families are well looked after.

There are ten restaurants and bars, which means you rarely need to leave the building to eat well. Diana Restaurant serves modern Mexican cooking with views of the fountain it is named after. The King Cole Bar is known for its terrace and cocktails. La Table Krug is a reservation-only dining experience, and the Glass House Café serves coffee and lighter meals. Other names include Sushi Tatsugoro, Animal, Nusr-Et, Caroline's 400 and MYKA.

The Wellness Center has an indoor pool, saunas and Jacuzzis with views over the skyline, and the St. Regis Spa by Remède offers treatments with city views. Since every room has a city view, it is worth asking at booking which rooms look towards the Diana fountain. It is a good choice for couples on a special trip, business travellers who need to be on Reforma, and families who will use the kids' club.

When it opened, the hotel's owners placed it about 30 minutes from Benito Juárez International Airport, with Polanco, the financial district and the historic centre all nearby. Reforma also passes the Four Seasons and Chapultepec forest, home to the Museo Nacional de Antropología. Book through Marriott's website, where the hotel's room categories and current offers are listed, or by phone. Remember to reserve La Table Krug in advance, as it only takes bookings.

The St. Regis Mexico City FAQs

Where is the St. Regis Mexico City?

At Paseo de la Reforma 439, beside the Fountain of Diana the Huntress.

Does the hotel offer butler service?

Yes. St. Regis butler service is available 24 hours a day, including remotely through eButler.

Is there a pool?

Yes. The Wellness Center has an indoor pool, sauna and Jacuzzis with skyline views.

How many restaurants are there?

Ten, including Diana Restaurant, the King Cole Bar, La Table Krug and the Glass House Café.

Is it good for families?

Yes. There is a Children's Club on the 15th floor.

What ratings has it received?

AAA Five Diamond from 2019 to 2023 and a Forbes Travel Guide four-star rating in 2022.

Is there a spa?

Yes, the St. Regis Spa by Remède, with city views.

How do I book?

Through Marriott's website or by phone.

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