Hotels in Reforma, Mexico City

Really nice hotel with people that are really friendly. Clean, smells really, and serviced really well. The desk staff were really friendly and helpful. Rocío cleaned and looked after my room really well! Thanks Rocio. The Spa and gym was amazing - especially the staff who were really helpful and kind. The trainer Ariel was really helpful showing me various training routines and ways for thinking about exercise - he is an expert in Judo (black belt!). Alexis was really helpful with the spa facilities. Thanks Ariel and Alexis! The beauty salon run by Azul was really good and especially with the treatments she offers! She convinced me to start looking after the smaller things about my appearance. It is the people that make a place and in this case in Hotel Marquis Reforma. I will definitely go back. Thanks Azul! Thanks Hotel Marquis Reforma! See you soon.

I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the amenities like the pool and fitness center were excellent. Great location too, close to all the main attractions. Overall, a wonderful hotel experience that I would absolutely recommend to others.

Exceptional experience ! Ultimate Ritz Carlton experience, would highly recommend if you travel to Mexico City! Definitely get one of the best view in Mexico City from your room , it truly exceed my expectation of a Ritz Carlton hotel. Extremely good service and always address you by your name. We encounter some problems within the room in the beginning, however the front office manager solve it very quickly which is excellent. We have stayed in the hotel for 2 nights and will definitely come back if we visit Mexico City again. Became a fan of Ritz Carlton now

This place gets a no from me. Principally, it's because we were awoken at 7A to smoke filling the room. I went out to the living area and proceeded to have a panic attack because I couldn't breathe. For the record, the hallways were much better. I rushed downstairs and stayed outside until the front desk could send someone up to do something to make it better. Definitely not a relaxing experience. Now, the hotel would say, we left a piece of paper on the check-in counter for you explaining this would happen. Yes, you did, but this is unacceptable all the same. Some folks will have asthma or other breathing issues and this could be potentially very serious for them to deal with. I happened to have a cold. Giving notice on check-in isn't enough notice. In addition, most of the lights were that bright white light I hate because it reminds me of hospitals. Plus, certain window areas were filled with dust. Ick. Just not a good hotel experience. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, the room service prompt, and the breakfast downstairs was fine so two stars.

Most of the hotel attendants speak English and pop-up tours must carry personal cleaning supplies including slippers. The laundry service provided by the hotel is very expensive but there is a laundry shop down the street next door lobby has a big screen to watch football, a total of three restaurants one of the steak is very good. It's worth a try

Staying in Mexico City for two days, the location of the hotel is not much felt, but the hotel itself is very beautiful, the design is very strong, the hotel's buffet breakfast is also very good, the restaurant is also very beautiful, the hotel is very convenient to the largest museum in Mexico City

It is indeed antique🌹It is a building built in 1907 after all, so I took a lot of photos inside the hotel. The room is nice. Although it is a bit old, the hygiene is good. I especially like that there are windows on both sides. The morning sun comes in and it is very comfortable. The restaurant on the first floor is good. It has a good environment and a wide variety of food. It is not expensive and could be used as a brunch restaurant. However, there is no USB socket in the room, which is not as convenient as a new hotel. In addition, the hotel is divided into several areas. The rooms on Londres Road are the best, and the ones facing Liverpool are darker.

Located in the city center and really convenient to take the subway just next door to ibis. That’s line 3. Spend 5 Pesos to move around in Mexico City. 5 minutes away to the Park and 10 minutes to Place of Art. Three Chinese restaurants and 7/11 , supermarket next to hotel. Bring your bottle for cold or hot water at the ground floor.

This hotel provides good facilities (fitness room, free WiFi, restaurant, bar, Starbucks) and has a great location. The staff is super friendly and the hotel is doing an excellent job to keep the facility and rooms clean, and to adhere to current health condition and following best practices. It's been a while since my last stay at Fiesta Americana, but even for a short stay it was a very positive experience. I highly recommend the Fiesta Americana Reforma.

Sofitel is certainly the best hotel in CDMX right now. The pool and restaurants are very, very, very good, the rooms beautiful and spacious, and the service is world class. Special thanks to Diego, one of the managers.