The Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City Review: A Grand Oasis In CDMX
It’s no secret that Mexico City has recently become one of the trendiest travel destinations in all of North America. The metropolitan hotspot, also known to many as CDMX, is vibrant, fascinating, and full of culture.
If you’re lucky enough to be heading to Mexico City, you’ll want to add a stay at Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City to your list. The Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City makes for a luxurious respite after a long day of exploring the City. And from the moment you walk into the beautiful foyer, the Four Seasons’ team will have you feeling right at home.
Having spent a week here, I can assure you that Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is one of the very best hotels in all of CDMX. Keep reading to learn everything you can expect during your five star getaway to Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City.
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HOW TO GET TO THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MEXICO CITY
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is located in the Juarez neighborhood of Mexico City, which is just steps away from all of the action. Right outside your door, you’ll find Chapultepec Park and the National Museum of Anthropology. Walk a little further, and you’ll stumble across the trendy neighborhoods of Roma, La Condesa, and Polanco.
The best way to get from the Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX) to Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is by car. You could catch a rideshare from the airport, but I highly recommend you hire a hotel car through the Four Seasons for added peace of mind. In my experience, the drivers were professional, friendly, and extremely knowledgable.
A ride from the Benito Juarez International Airport to Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City will typically take around 30 minutes.
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ROOMS AND SUITES AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MEXICO CITY
This five star hotel is set around a beautiful inner courtyard, tucked away from the lively noise of Mexico’s capital city. The architecture and interior design is Mexico meets Marrakech - but in all the right ways.
Rooms overlook either the lush, green inner courtyard or Paseo de la Reforma. I opted for a Deluxe Room with a view of the inner courtyard and was not disappointed. The room itself had a minimal, yet very sophisticated feel.
Here is an overview of the different types of rooms and suites available at Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City:
Superior Rooms: 537 square foot room with a view of Paseo de la Reforma. Available with a king or two double beds.
Deluxe Rooms: 602 square foot room with an inner garden view. Available with a king or two double beds.
Premier Rooms: 537 square foot room with an inner garden view and balcony. Available with a king or two double beds.
Executive Suite: 766 square foot room with a view of the inner garden. Comes with a king bed, sofabed, and one crib.
Presidential Suite: 2,228 square foot room with a view of Paseo de la Reforma. Comes with a king bed and one rollaway bed or crib.
Master Garden Suite: 1,529 square foot room with a view of the inner garden. Comes with a king bed and one rollaway bed or crib.
Master City Suite: 1,615 square foot room with a view of Paseo de la Reforma. Comes with a king bed and one rollaway bed or crib.
One-Bedroom Suite: 1,005 square foot room with a view of the inner garden. Comes with a king bed and one rollaway bed or crib.
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RESTAURANTS AT THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MEXICO CITY
This hotel also has no shortage of spectacular dining options within its walls. If you wanted, you could eat every single meal at the hotel and leave very, very happy.
Here are the can’t-miss bars and restaurants to visit during your stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City:
Zanaya, a Mexican Pacific restaurant, offers a top tier hotel breakfast buffet that includes Mexican pastries and a selection of made to order dishes.
Fifty Mils, an intimate gastrobar, is considered one of the best cocktail bars in all of Mexico City. Their one-of-a-kind cocktails are the perfect way to unwind after a long day.
Il Becco, an Italian eatery, offers a fine dining experience that is available all day. Expect an attentive staff and delicious take on traditional Italian cuisine.
Pan Dulce, a convenient on-site bakery, serves up grab-and-go Mexican and French pastries. This is a perfect solution for those of us off to an early start.
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SERVICE AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MEXICO CITY
At the end of the day, a stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is all about five star service. From the moment you land in Mexico City, the Four Seasons’ staff is ready to make your stay as easy and as comfortable as possible.
Want to take a private day trip with a certified guide? Hoping to get a reservation to that coveted five star restaurant? Well, the Four Seasons’ concierge team will be more than happy to help.
In short, the hospitality that I experienced during my visit was honestly unparalleled and made my stay well worth it.
BOOK YOUR STAY AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MEXICO CITY
Now that I’ve shared what you can expect at Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City, you’re ready to book your stay! Between the location and five star service, you’ll find yourself planning your next visit to Mexico City before you’ve even left.
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is one of the luxurious, five star hotels that our travel agency can book for your next trip.
Ready to start planning? Schedule a free trip consultation call with one of our certified travel advisors.
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THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND
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Your Connect,
Gabriella
This post is brought to you in partnership with Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City. As always, all opinions are my own.
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