Marquis Reforma Hotel & Spa

Paseo de la Reforma 465, Mexico City, Quintana Roo, 06500, Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico
Fodor's Choice

Why We Like It

Luxury at a fair price, with a world-class spa.

Fodor's Expert Review

This plush, privately owned member of the Leading Hotels of the World is on the edge of the Zona Rosa and just blocks from Chapultepec Park. Its Art Nouveau facade combines pink stone and curved glass, and the lobby is filled with an eclectic sculpture collection selected by the owners. Rooms and suites are spacious, with a recently renovated look that tempers the dominant Art Deco theme with modern elements.

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Room

Mahogany wood furniture, carpeting, and gentle lamp lighting give rooms a homey feel. The well-priced "executive" rooms are the size of most hotels' suites.

Tip Ask for a higher-floor room facing Reforma—they have fantastic views.

Bathroom

Marble bathrooms, generously sized, with L'occitane toiletries, robes and slippers.

Lobby

The capacious lobby is home to an eclectic, at times bizarre, collection of art and sculpture.

Pool

Within the glass-atriumed spa, the indoor pool has an outdoor feel, with an attached whirlpool.

You Should Know The pool is adults-only.

Spa

The 16000-sq. ft. Spa Marquis houses the indoor pool, fitness center, ten treatment rooms, and separate saunas, steam rooms, and jacuzzis for men and women.

You Should Know Spa access isn't complimentary in all room rates.

Gym

The glass-domed fitness center is state of the art, with on-site trainers.

Dining

The hotel's three restaurants include a branch of famed Spanish tapas bar La Cuchara De San Sebastián, open daily from 1:00-10:00.

Drinking

Bar Sikeiros (named for the famed muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros) is a sports bar during the day and piano bar at night.

What's Nearby

Getting Around

Area is very safe, with Condesa, Roma, Zona Rosa, and Juárez all within walking distance.

Restaurants

Rokai (10-minute walk) is one of the city's best Japanese restaurants; make a reservation, as it's very small. Grab tacos de carnitas from the outdoor taco stand at Los Panchos (8-minute walk). Dine on traditional Mexican fare ringed by chirping caged birds at Casa Bell (7-minute walk).

Bars

Fiebre de Malta (9-minute walk) is one of the best places to explore Mexico's craft beer scene, with good food as well. Salon Ríos (6-minute walk) is a new cantina with an old-school vibe.

Quick Facts

HOTEL INFO

Phones: 55-5229–1200;800-235–2387