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5 restaurants; breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch served

InterContinental Presidente Mexico City by IHG

Polanco

฿19,108 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Jun - 14 Jun

Marquis Reforma Hotel Spa

Reforma

Art Deco hotel offers wellness sanctuary with 10-room spa and indoor pool for luxury escapes in Reforma.

฿14,244 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Jun - 21 Jun

Live Aqua Ciudad de México Bosques de las Lomas

Santa Fe

Indulge in spa bliss at this 5-star Mexico City retreat, where luxury awaits with pillowtop beds and exclusive treatments.

฿13,648 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jun - 5 Jun

Hacienda Peña Pobre

Tlalpan

Intimate colonial hacienda offers luxurious comfort with Egyptian cotton linens and hydromassage showers.

฿4,992 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Hyatt Regency Mexico City

Polanco

Experience luxury in Mexico City with an indoor pool, full-service spa, and 3 upscale restaurants just minutes from Chapultepec Park.

฿10,802 total

includes taxes & fees

12 Jun - 13 Jun

Camino Real Polanco Mexico

Reforma

฿13,258 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

Historic Center

Savour historic luxury with 2 restaurants, a stunning rooftop terrace, and premier concierge services just steps from Zócalo.

฿10,427 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

NH Collection Mexico City Airport T2

Venustiano Carranza

฿7,396 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Jun - 9 Jun

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Top Mexico City Hotel Reviews

Hotel Canada Central

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful hotel, staff, location."

Hotel PF

6/10 Okay

"Great location a couple blocks from the Angel of Independence. Located in a very vibrant and lively neighborhood. Lots to see and do within walking distance, with many restaurants options and shopping. I've stayed in this zone a few different times but this will be my last stay at this particular hotel. There's really nothing overly wrong with the hotel per se, but the room resembled a hospital room. Very impersonable and cold. Nothing inviting about it whatsoever. Some cracked and chipped floor tiles, a tiny little wall mount TV you can barely see from the bed with very limited channel selection. Simply unappealing room overall. I stayed one night out of a 4 night booking and booked a different hotel after the first night. The price was reasonable, so if you're just looking for a place to sleep, this place is probably fine, but there are way better options in the immediate vicinity."

Historico Central Hotel

8/10 Good

"Overall this is a pretty good hotel. Highlights are the included breakfast to order, the 24 hour on site Cafe which is complimentary, and the very helpful staff. The hotel is well maintained and tastefully decorated. The room and bed were very comfortable. The downsides included a very small, impractical gym (which some may not care about) and TERRIBLE wifi. I'm not sure if it was just the room we were in or if it's a common issue but we had to switch to data to use our mobiles and doing anything on my laptop was an exercise in frustration. I told the front desk and was told they are "working on it" so I assume that means they are aware of the issue. As a side note, and not the hotels fault, there were large government protests at the Zocalo while we were there. This resulted in a tent camp right outside the hotel which stunk and the closure of the surrounding streets around our hotel for blocks. So catching Uber or other transport meant walking several blocks from the hotel each time. Same for drop off when returning to the hotel. We were always dropped several blocks away and had to walk to the hotel. I have now been caught in 3 different government protests while staying in the Zocalo zone on various visits. I won't stay in that zone again. Again, not the hotels fault but still super annoying and inconvenient."

Camino Real Polanco Mexico

6/10 Okay

"Nice hotel, centrally located in polanco close to restaurants and stores. I give the hotel 3 stars because the water in the shower took 15 minutes to heat up before a shower. The AC was extremely loud which didn’t make for a very relaxing sleep. Also, by day 4 before our check in, the bathroom had started smelling a little funky (urine smell). Thank goodness it was time to check out. Final morning at breakfast was also unnecessarily unpleasant. Staff ignored our call to pay and later came harassing us about not paying for breakfast. Overall a nice place to stay but could definitely use some improvement."

Frequently asked questions

Are you searching for a great accommodation for your luxury getaway to Mexico City?

Fly into Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX) Airport or Santa Lucía, Mexico (NLU-Felipe Ángeles Intl.) Airport, and then pamper yourself by staying at one of 60 Mexico City luxury hotels. Known for its art and culture, Mexico City also has some interesting things to see and do including Zócalo and Angel of Independence Monument, so you may want to take in the local sights during your visit.

What's the best luxury place to stay in Mexico City?

Barceló México Reforma is a luxury hotel with 3 restaurants and a full-service spa, and it's a popular choice for Expedia travellers looking for an elegant place to stay. Galeria Plaza Reforma and Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View are other upscale choices for your trip.

How many luxury hotels can I expect to find in Mexico City?

Lie in the lap of luxury during your getaway to Mexico City in one of Expedia's 60 luxury hotels.

When can I expect good weather in Mexico City?

Planning for the weather is a good way to make your trip to Mexico City relaxing and enjoyable, especially when you're splurging. The hottest months are usually April and May, with an average temperature of 19°C, while the coldest months are January and December, with an average of 15°C. The rainiest months in Mexico City are August, July, September and June, with each month seeing an average of 186 mm of rainfall.

What's there to see and do in Mexico City?

When you're in Mexico City, enjoy exploring the sights and attractions here including Zócalo, Angel of Independence Monument and Paseo de la Reforma. If you have spare time during your trip, you might want to make a stop at Estadio Azteca and Palacio de Bellas Artes.

How can I get around Mexico City?

It's easier to get around town comfortably when you know your options. You can access metro transport at Zocalo Station, Allende Station and Pino Suarez Station.

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Our top choices for Mexico City luxury hotels

InterContinental Presidente Mexico City by IHG

Marquis Reforma Hotel Spa

Live Aqua Ciudad de México Bosques de las Lomas

Hacienda Peña Pobre

Hyatt Regency Mexico City

Camino Real Polanco Mexico

Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

NH Collection Mexico City Airport T2

Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel

Hilton México City Airport

Top Mexico City Hotel Reviews

Hotel Canada Central

Hotel PF

Historico Central Hotel

Camino Real Aeropuerto Mexico

Barceló México Reforma

Galeria Plaza Reforma

Hotel Zócalo Central

Camino Real Polanco Mexico

Geneve Ciudad de México

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Our top choices for Mexico City luxury hotels

InterContinental Presidente Mexico City by IHG

Marquis Reforma Hotel Spa

Live Aqua Ciudad de México Bosques de las Lomas

Hacienda Peña Pobre

Hyatt Regency Mexico City

Camino Real Polanco Mexico

Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

NH Collection Mexico City Airport T2

Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel

Hilton México City Airport

Top Mexico City Hotel Reviews

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