Marquis Reforma Hotel/Spa

I can't say enough about the great people at the Marquis Reforma. I stayed for three nights on business. Everyone - from the Bell Hops (Pablo especially), to the Front Desk, to the Business Center (Beatrice), to the maid staff - was very cordial and made me feel like the only guy in the hotel. One anecdote: I was meeting a business associate in the lobby of the Marquis one evening, but I had never met him in person before. Before I walked around through the lounge and lobby to ask the identity of those present, I notified Pablo at the front door of the name of the person I was meeting in case he entered while I was away. Before I could begin my search, Pablo went around to the people in the entire lounge and lobby to ask if my party had already arrived. That was above and beyond my expectations. The room was very clean and comfortable. It had all of the expected amenities, including a phone in the restroom, a programmable safe and a fully-stocked mini-bar with snacks, drinks and even toiletries if I forgot mine. Plus, they provided two, free bottles of water for each night I stayed. I ate room service which was prepared properly and had certain local flavors including (availabel by request) guacamole on my hamburger and very unique, simple, flavorfull fish quesadillas. I ate at the Japanese restaurant in the Lobby of the Hotel and it was fantastic. All of my american friends joked with me about being careful with the food in Mexico. When I returned, I told them that my restaurant was so great that I ate raw fish (sushi) with confidence in Mexico and it was spectacular. I highly recommend this hotel for your stay in Mexico City. Especially because I paid about 60% of the rate that they were charging at comparable 4-Star Properties on the Paseo de La Reforma.

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On the Reforma a great location and quite good place to stay. restaurants are good but the Bar needs some help. Staff is very helpful and pleasant. The hotel is undergoing some refurbishing so some areas will improve. Overall a reasonable place to stay with lost around or within walking distance.

When in Mexico DF usually i stay at Nikko Hotel or Marquis Reforma. The Nikko Hotel is located in a better area, walking distance from nice bar and restaurant but the Marquis Reforma except for the location (which is very good but not walking distance from Polanco Bar and Restaurant) is very nice, clean room and awesome staff and the rate is in my opinion unbeatable for the level of the hotel. Nice gym. I definitely suggest this hotel for a business trip.

The location on the Reforma, a short walk from Chapultepec Park is ideal, as the area is relatively quiet and you are near the Condessa/Roma, Polanco, and Zona Rosa neighborhoods. The historical center is a longer walk (45-60 minute) walk, but frequent buses on the Reforma will take you quickly to the Alameda. The hotel is a good 4-star property, with attentive service, good business center, excellent restaurant (los Canarios), and nice (if somewhat antiquated) rooms. If you can afford or get a good deal at the 5-star+ Four Seasons across the street, you should prefer it.

The Marquis is in a great location across the street from the Four Seasons and about 50 yards from the new St. Regis which are both 5-star properties. At the Marquis Reforma, I get the 5-star treatment and spacious rooms for much less than either of the aforementioned properties (I've stayed at the others when the Marquis is sold out). Comparatively, the Marquis offers larger rooms, fantastic services and amenities, and a very friendly helpful staff. There is SO much more to do in Reforma than, say, other districts. The hotel is walking distance to a newer shopping mall and, of course, Chapultepec Park which has museums and all sorts of various activities.

Close to shopping & Zona Rosa for dining.Four of us took a taxi to the Pyramids and back for about sixty US dollars. Very reasonable.We used to go to the Formula 1 races years ago and never were able to go sight seeing until now. Wonderful!!

We tried this hotel part of the Leading Hotels of the world. It has not too much in common with the others! If you want to attend the pool, you have to pay 17$ Us a day. The restaurant is nice but the food is like in a dinner at night! For sure you are on the Paseo de la Reforma, the main street of Mexico. But we prefer Polanco for dinning and shopping.