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The St. Regis Mexico City

Mexico City • Colonia Cuauhtémoc • SPLURGE

avg. $531 / night

Includes $28 / night in cash back

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PB hotel design editorial

Soaring thirty-one floors above Paseo de la Reforma, the elliptical glass tower designed by Adamson Associates and Elias Cattan that houses the St. Regis Mexico City has been a fixture of the capital's skyline since the hotel opened in 2009 — its curved curtain wall catching the sunset light in the images here with the warm copper glow that defines dusk along this Haussmann-inspired boulevard. The 189-room property shares a mixed-use tower with offices and residences, the hotel floors distinguished by interiors conceived by the New York studio Yabu Pushelberg, who calibrated the brief carefully against the brand's Beaux-Arts New York origins while leaving enough room for a distinctly Mexican warmth. Guest rooms arrive in a palette of aubergine, taupe, and dark walnut, quatrefoil lattice screens filtering the city views through sheer drapery while glass-topped side tables with gilded bases add a layer of decorative ornament that keeps the rooms from feeling purely corporate. The restaurant, visible in one image, deploys a geometric black-and-white marble floor beneath a glazed ceiling, a mature specimen tree planted in an oversize steel planter grounding the space in something closer to a private garden than a hotel dining room. The bar — deep cobalt carpet, brushed steel columns, black leather seating arranged along a full-length glazed wall — looks directly at the Reform corridor's illuminated towers, the city becoming, deliberately, the room's dominant decorative element.

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The St. Regis Mexico City is located at Paseo de la Reforma, a key financial and business district as well as a center for social life in the Mexican capital. The hotel in Mexico City enjoys a strategic location in front of the Glorieta de la Diana Cazadora, a meeting point between the Bosque de Chapultepec museums, Polanco business district, and the Centro Histórico, and the airport is a mere 45 minutes away. Savor seven on-site dining experiences at our hotel, relax in impeccably appointed rooms and make a splash in the indoor pool as well as our multi-facilitated spa. Explore the heart of Mexico City at The St. Regis Mexico City!

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The St. Regis Mexico City Reviews

1,389 reviews

"We absolutely loved the St. Regis in CDMX with one glaring exception -- the glass bathroom doors! The service was impeccable, the beds comfortable, the concierge worked magic to get us great seats at an event. Breakfast every morning was a fresh and hot delight. But, what's not delightful is having absolutely no privacy in the bathroom. The bathroom doors are glass and they are not opaque. They're frosted, but it's very easy to see through them and that makes for some very awkward moments. My husband was trying to shower when room service arrived. He ended up huddled in the tub trying to push himself as far into a corner as possible because there was literally nowhere else in in the room he could go to not be visible by the staff bringing the food. The toilet in our room is in the main bathroom area -- visible. The shower? No door, just an alcove. Visible though the glass. We were traveling with teens and the connecting door is right across from the shower door. Everything is visible. I'd go back in a heartbeat if it was just me. With others? Unfortunately, no."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 16, 2026

"A classic in Reforma. _Rooms are nice, linens are solid, service overall is great. _Breakfast is not the best (food is a bit disappointing across the board). _Great location, rooms, options. It’s always busy, but it doesn’t feel that way. _Good wine selection (an oddity in the area). _Probably the best hotel gym in CDMX (and top 10 in the world). A solid spa; pool is just OK. _Eventful: there is always something going on—busy, but not in a negative way. _Reliable stay. On a recent trip, we switched from the Ritz to St. Regis after a weekend in Valle. Lesson learned."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 16, 2026

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

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 04, 2026

"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."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 27, 2026

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