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1. Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
A hacienda-style luxury hotel on Paseo de la Reforma built around a garden courtyard, with the Fifty Mils cocktail bar, a ten-seat omakase counter and a spa.
View details — Four Seasons Hotel Mexico CityWhere you stay in Mexico City shapes your trip. The Centro Histórico puts you beside the Zócalo, the cathedral and the Templo Mayor. The Gran Hotel Ciudad de México, in a former department store with a famous stained-glass ceiling, and Círculo Mexicano, a boutique hotel with a rooftop pool facing the cathedral, are both a few steps from the square, and Hostel Mundo Joven Catedral offers dorms and private rooms just behind the cathedral.
Parque España and the leafy streets of Condesa and Roma suit travellers who want cafés and restaurants on the doorstep; Condesa DF, in a 1928 building with a rooftop bar, is the design choice here. Paseo de la Reforma and the Zona Rosa are central and well connected: the Four Seasons and the St. Regis offer full luxury service, while Hotel Geneve, open since 1907, gives history at a more moderate price. Polanco, beside Chapultepec forest and its museums, is the upscale option, and Las Alcobas is a small five-star retreat on Avenida Presidente Masaryk for guests aged 13 and over. Book early for holidays and major events, and check whether parking is included if you plan to drive.
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Our top 3 hotels in Mexico City
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A hacienda-style luxury hotel on Paseo de la Reforma built around a garden courtyard, with the Fifty Mils cocktail bar, a ten-seat omakase counter and a spa.
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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.
View details — The St. Regis Mexico CityHotel
A five-star boutique hotel of 35 rooms on Avenida Presidente Masaryk in Polanco, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg, the Anatol restaurant and the Aurora Spa.
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A 60-room hotel in a former 1899 department store a few steps from the Zócalo, famous for its Art Nouveau stained-glass ceiling by Jacques Gruber and its rooftop terrace.
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A Grupo Habita design hotel of 40 rooms in a 1928 French-style building on Avenida Veracruz, with a rooftop bar over Parque España and a courtyard restaurant.
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A 25-room Grupo Habita hotel in a 19th-century building behind the Zócalo, birthplace of photographer Manuel Álvarez Bravo, with a rooftop pool facing the cathedral.
View details — Círculo MexicanoHotel
A large historic hotel in the Zona Rosa dating from 1907, styled as a hotel museum, with 226 rooms, period suites and free guest parking near Paseo de la Reforma.
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A sociable hostel just behind the Metropolitan Cathedral, with dorms and private rooms, a rooftop bar with sunset views, free walking tours and nightly activities.
View details — Hostel Mundo Joven Catedral