The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City offers some of the best views in the Mexican capital. Located on the 37th to 47th floors of one of the city’s tallest skyscrapers, the hotel’s floor-to-ceiling windows look directly onto the iconic Reforma Avenue and Chapultepec Park.
Rather than providing a retreat away from the hustle and bustle, The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City invites you to get to know the city from a unique perspective. Soaring above neighboring high-rises and lively city streets, you will feel like you, in fact, have arrived at the heart of one of the world’s biggest metropolises.
But there’s a lot more to The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City besides the views. Opened in 2021, this haven of modern luxury is equipped with world-class spa and fitness facilities, where attentive staff will tend to your every need. An indoor pool offers respite after a long day exploring the sights, and whether you prefer a full dining experience or cocktails and tasty Mexican bites, Samos restaurant and Carlotta Reforma Sky Bar will have what you crave.
- The expansive views of Mexico City dazzle. The luxury hotel’s prime location on Reforma Avenue treats you to an urban landscape of crisscrossing streets intermingled with the lush greenery of the neighboring park. With a bit of luck and clear skies, you might even see the mountains that surround Mexico City.
- The terraces provide some of the best places to enjoy a meal, be it ordering room service (most accommodations have a balcony) or at Samos restaurant’s tables for two.
- The indoor pool, steam shower and sauna all allow you the chance to recharge after a long day exploring the sites. Thoughtful staff will offer tea and snacks to enjoy as you unwind. For even more relaxation, book a spa treatment rooted in the indigenous Aztec healing traditions.
- Take advantage of the rainfall shower and separate bathtubs in the incredibly spacious marble bathrooms.
- Don’t miss Carlotta Reforma Sky Bar for mesmerizing 38th-floor views overlooking the city and great cocktails, particularly the gin-based Prickly Pickle Prince.
- The Mexico City hotel’s 153 guest rooms include 19 suites, all tastefully decorated with a minimal yet luxurious layout and a color scheme of light blues and grays. Comfortable sofas — some with a semi-circle design — in the sitting area, rugs under the couch or bed, and wooden floors and wall panels create a warm atmosphere.
- Floor-to-ceiling windows are the star of every guest room, especially those that open onto a large, glass-enclosed balcony.
- All rooms have rotating large flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, safety deposit boxes and a Netflix-compatible entertainment system.
