The St. Regis Mexico City

Amazing experience, exquisite drinks, attentive service and a wonderful view of "Reforma Avenue" in México City 🇲🇽😉

This was my second stay at the St Regis and I still find it to be a great choice. Highlight of this place is the impeccable service, great butler service with free coffee and ironing services. Room was very nice and clean with separate tub and shower. Great gym as well.

Outstanding place to spend with your family , the staff brought me a cake and gloves for my birthday , pool was amazing with views of the city. Diana’s restaurant was amazing and we go for the news eve celebration every year Spa is one of my favorite places in the world

I was a little surprised by the hotel in comparison to the other St. Regis Hotel I stayed at. The lobby is less impressive and the staff is not as attentive as the hotel in Asia. The rooms are also a little smaller and butler service is a little less attentive. Great location in Reforma, close to Roma Norte and Polanco by walking.

I stayed from August 2-9, 2025, in a Junior Suite. It was a little more than I'd wanted to spend on the room, but (in my opinion) ended up being very much worth it. I'm Lifetime Titanium with Marriott, and though I wasn't offered an upgrade, the room was still fantastic. The hotel itself is wonderful, though the style is starting to show just a little bit of age (lots of wood paneling in the rooms, carpeting choices, etc). I did very much enjoy the rainfall shower, but was puzzled by the tub (it's awkwardly positioned in the bathroom, and didn't get much light). Honestly, these are minor nitpicks. Where the hotel truly shines is in its service. The St. Regis prides itself on its service, and this hotel is no exception. From the moment you arrive, you feel welcome and "at home." When seeing you, every staff member, regardless of who they are, will stop what they are doing and greet you with a big smile. And every night, you are treated to a spectacular ceremony where the butlers will "saber" champagne for the guests. The location can't be beat--it's one of the main reasons I chose the hotel--it's almost directly next to Chapultepec Forest, which gets you within walking distance of Chapultepec Castle (the National History Museum), the Anthropology Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art. If you're a runner, the forest also offers fantastic trails and the concierge at the hotel can help with recommendations. The hotel is *not* near the traditional "touristy" areas (e.g., the Zócalo), but it is just north of Roma/Condesa, which tends to be fairly Anglicized, offering a range of fantastic rooftop bars and restaurants. I loved the in-hotel restaurant *so much* that I ended up eating there fairly frequently, and I highly, highly recommend the short rib tacos (though if you ask the servers, they will also recommend getting one of each kind). The bar is one of my favorite places to have a cocktail, read a book, or just people-watch--and there's almost always something going on. When the weather is pleasant (which is almost always is) they will open up the glass doors and you can enjoy the breeze on the terrace. The fitness center, pool, and spa are located on the top floor, and provide commanding views of a good portion of the valley. You can see the mountains and enjoy the skyline while (if you're anything like me, and live at sea level) huffing and puffing your way through a workout. One minor point worth noting; I enjoyed my room and the view it offered of the Diana Fountain, as well as a glimpse of the Angel of Independence, but be aware that hotel rooms facing the roundabout by the fountain will experience more late-night traffic noise than the other side of the hotel. I can't say it ruined any nights of sleep, but I did wake up a few times to loud horns, revving engines, and any other of the sounds of a busy city. I would love to return and stay here again.