Four Seasons Hotel, Mexico City
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“Among the most luxurious hotels in the capital, this eight-story hotel was modeled after the 18th-century Iturbide Palace–it even has a traditional inner courtyard with a fountain.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Mexico City.
“An oasis of elegance and fine living, the Four Seasons is not only one of the best hotels in the Distrito Federal, it’s considered, by many, to be one of the finest in the nation. That evaluation starts with the rooms, which are immaculate, decadently over-sized (and high ceilinged) with a serenity that comes from the fact that most surround a lush, fruit-tree-and-orchid-laden courtyard in this colonial-style building.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Mexico City.
“A comfortable, classy hotel with restaurants and rooms galore that’s also played host to royalty, politicians and pop stars. With Fifty Mils, it also has one of the city’s coolest new cocktail bars, while the hearty, knockout seafood at Zanaya is anything but stuffy.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
- Private parking
- Swimming pool
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
Located on Paseo de la Reforma, the Four Seasons Hotel is the city’s one of the best accommodations. This award sinner hotel offers amenities like no other in town. You can enjoy services such as a full-service spa, dining, a fitness center, an outdoor pool, and much more. After a busy day touring the city, guests can relax in the hot tub or sauna. Don’t miss out on their special spa treatment that will surely awaken all your senses.
There are seven guest rooms at the hotel offering a relaxing stay with amenities you’d love, such as complimentary WiFi, a hairdryer, a safe, private bar, and a lot more. If you want to double your enjoyment and comfort, book one of the four expansive suites with separate sleeping and living areas – ideal for families.
Just off the entrance of the hotel, you’ll find many street-food carts selling delicious local food. There is also an on-site restaurant serving Italian cuisine. Check out the Zanaya Restaurant if you are into some delicious Mexican dishes prepared by Chef Emiliano Rabia. The restaurant is famous for its authentic zarandeado fish from the Nayarit region of Mexico, prepared on a custom-built grill served with delicious sides.
Need to satisfy your sweet craving? The hotel got you covered for this too. Stop by Pan Dulce and try some of their best French and Mexican pastries with a freshly brewed cup of coffee while relaxing in the courtyard. Don’t miss out on the cocktails served at Fifty Mils – one of the best bars in Mexico City.
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