Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
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Tranquil hacienda-style oasis with courtyard, spa, and top dining
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Av. P.º de la Reforma 500, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions
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Tranquil hacienda-style oasis with courtyard, spa, and top dining
Av. P.º de la Reforma 500, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions
$$$$
"For World Cup matches in Mexico City, this hotel is suggested as an upscale urban oasis along Paseo de la Reforma, giving football fans a polished refuge with leafy courtyard spaces while staying near the city’s main arteries and fan zones." - Jessica Chapel
"If you prefer a more luxurious stay near the opening matches, I recommend the Four Seasons Mexico City for its proximity and comfort." - Paris Wilson
"Located on the bustling Paseo de la Reforma avenue where the lavender blooms of jacaranda trees blossom every spring, this hacienda-style property is one of the classic luxury hotels of the city. It’s one of the top choices of celebrities visiting the city, too, including the likes of Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa. Beyond the dimly lit lounge—where velvet sofas and a café offer an intimate setting for casual business meetings—is the heartbeat of the property: the central courtyard, an area draped in fruit trees, tropical plants, and Mexican art. It’s also where guests can access the hotel’s restaurant, Zanaya, a seafood-forward eatery that showcases the fresh catch of Mexico’s Pacific Coast, and Fifty Mils, one of the top cocktail bars in Latin America. Beyond the courtyard are over 200 guestrooms, of which 40 are suites, either with a courtyard view or a view of the skyline, outfitted with rich interiors like hardwood floors and a color palette of persimmon, sky blue, and gold." - Michaela Trimble
"A long-established luxury option in Mexico City that consistently ranks among readers’ top picks in the World’s Best Awards, noted for delivering strong performance across core categories such as rooms, service, location, and dining in reader surveys." - Sarah Bruning Sarah Bruning Sarah Bruning is the special projects and surveys editor at Travel + Leisure, where she has been on staff since 2018. She assigns stories across the magazine, primarily for the Experiences section and feature well. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A grand, hacienda-style retreat tucked behind Paseo de la Reforma, organized around a tranquil citrus- and banana-filled courtyard with a fountain and offering 240 rooms with white linens and burgundy accents. Onsite amenities include the Zanaya seafood-centric restaurant and ground-floor bar, plus a third-floor fitness center, spa, and outdoor pool for relaxation after exploring the city." - Mary Holland
