Standard King Room
376 sq.ft • City View
From $1,159
Mexico City, Mexico
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
From $1,079/Night
From $1,079/Night
Standard Amenities
Outdoor pool
Spa
Fitness center/Gym
Yoga classes
Free WiFi
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Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
In the heart of Mexico City, The Four Seasons sits on Paseo de la Reforma in a seven-story building that manages to feel both substantial and intimate. The location is prime: you're in Polanco, which means excellent restaurants, serious shopping, and museums within walking distance. The hotel itself occupies what looks like a European-style mansion, with a central courtyard that becomes the heart of the property. The rooms are what you'd expect from Four Seasons—well-appointed, comfortable, and professionally maintained. High ceilings, marble bathrooms, good beds. Corner rooms on upper floors get the best light and views toward Chapultepec Park. The suites are worth the upgrade if you're staying more than a couple nights, particularly the ones overlooking the courtyard. Polanco is where well-heeled chilangos live, shop, and eat. You're walking distance to the Museo Soumaya and the Anthropology Museum, both worth your time. Masaryk Avenue has luxury shopping if that's your thing, but the real value is the neighborhood restaurants where Mexico City's food scene shows what it can do.
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Deluxe King Room
430 sq.ft • City View
From $1,197
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Deluxe Quadruple Room
484 sq.ft • City View
From $1,189
Executive Suite
644 sq.ft • City View
From $1,741
Standard King Suite
538 sq.ft • City View
From $1,862
Superior 2 Double Room
430 sq.ft • City View
From $1,079
Superior King Room
376 sq.ft • City View
From $1,090
Premier Double Room
430 sq.ft • City View
From $1,500
Premier Double Room with Terrace
484 sq.ft • City View, Private Terrace
From $1,523
Premier King Room with Terrace
538 sq.ft • City View, Private Terrace
From $1,527
Superior Double or Twin Room
430 sq.ft • City View
From $1,202
Insider Info
What to Know Before You Go
Local Flavors
Quintonil and Pujol (walking distance) need weeks of advance booking but deserve it. For something excellent without the wait, Dulce Patria does creative local dished. The hotel concierge is a great place for tips.
What to Wear
Polanco skews polished. Think tailored pieces, good shoes, understated accessories. Mexico City in general dresses well, and this neighborhood especially.
Where you'll be
Paseo de la Reforma 500, Colonia Juarez (near Miguel Hidalgo), Mexico City, Mexico
Need to know
A few notes on your visit.
Situated in a prime location in Mexico City, this luxury urban hotel is a top pick for business travelers.
The hotel features a 24-hour reception, currency exchange service, and wireless internet access in public areas.
The hotel is wheelchair-accessible and offers numerous facilities for guests with disabilities.
The hotel has an outdoor pool, garden, and a spa, providing ample opportunities for relaxation.
The hotel offers a range of dining options, including a café, a bar, and two air-conditioned restaurants.
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