Mexico City—a major business hub and growing city for leisure travelers—has a ton of great places to stay. There are reputable five-star chains like ... Read More
Mexico City—a major business hub and growing city for leisure travelers—has a ton of great places to stay. There are reputable five-star chains like the St. Regis, Four Seasons, and W, as well as one-of-a-kind hotels. A few options: an eco-friendly B&B that doubles as an art gallery; a star-architect-designed hotel that served as housing for athletes during the 1968 Olympics; and a three-suite boutique hotel with a bed that can be rolled to the terrace for sleeping alfresco.
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Camino Real Polanco
Architecture aficionados should book at least one night at Camino Real in Polanco. The hotel, built for the 1968 Olympics, was designed by the late... Read More
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Distrito Capital
Minimalist and modern, Distrito Capital is an ideal hotel option if your travel takes you to the business district of Santa Fe. Note that while in the... Read More
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Downtown México
A restored 17th-century building is home to Downtown México, a 17-room boutique hotel in the heart of Mexico City's Centro Histórico (Historic Center)... Read More
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El Patio 77
El Patio 77's owners, the friendly Diego Le Provost and Alan Favero, bill El Patio 77 as Mexico City's first eco-friendly bed and breakfast, and in... Read More
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Hippodrome Hotel
Hippodrome Hotel, located on a leafy side street just off the lovely Parque México, evokes the Art Deco era with slate, plum, and aluminum accents. The... Read More
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InterContinental Presidente Mexico City
Exceptional service, large rooms, excellent on-site dining options, convenient location, and stellar views of Mexico's Auditorio Nacional (National... Read More
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La Valise Hotel
Mexico City has no shortage of boutique hotels characterized by thoughtful design details, but something about La Valise is particularly special. The... Read More
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Las Alcobas
Modern Mexican might be the best description of the Las Alcobas aesthetic. Rooms at the boutique hotel (now part of the Luxury Collection) are decorated... Read More
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The St. Regis Mexico City
St. Regis couldn't have picked a better spot for its first Latin American property, which opened in 2009. The 31-story hotel sits on one of Mexico City... Read More
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W Mexico City
Design buffs who aren't afraid of angles, geometric patterns, bright colors, bold art works, and psychedelic lighting will love W Mexico City, which... Read More
