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Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City pairs one of the great historic centres of the Americas, built over the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan, with leafy neighbourhoods such as Polanco, Roma and Condesa, where design hotels, galleries and celebrated restaurants line tree-shaded avenues. Paseo de la Reforma links Chapultepec Park and its museums with the Zócalo, and the city's tasting menus, mezcal bars and markets make it one of the world's essential food capitals.

Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City

A hacienda-style hotel on Paseo de la Reforma built around a leafy courtyard garden, home to the celebrated Fifty Mils bar, a rooftop pool and a full-service spa.

The St. Regis Mexico City

A César Pelli glass tower overlooking the Diana the Huntress fountain on Paseo de la Reforma, with butler service, the King Cole Bar terrace and Diana Restaurant.

The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City

Rooms on floors 37 to 47 of a 58-storey tower overlooking Chapultepec Park, with Samos restaurant, the Carlotta rooftop bar, a spa, a pool and a Club Lounge.

Las Alcobas, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Mexico City

An intimate 35-room Luxury Collection hotel on Avenida Presidente Masaryk in Polanco, designed entirely by Yabu Pushelberg, with Anatol restaurant and Aurora Spa.

Sofitel Mexico City Reforma

A 2019 glass tower on Paseo de la Reforma near the Ángel de la Independencia, with French-inspired interiors, a top-floor restaurant and panoramic terrace, a spa and a pool.

Camino Real Polanco México

Ricardo Legorreta's 1968 Olympic-era landmark on the edge of Polanco, a self-styled hotel-museum of vivid pink and yellow walls, major artworks, inner gardens and a pool.

Gran Hotel Ciudad de México

Built in 1899 as a department store beside the Zócalo, this Art Nouveau landmark keeps Jacques Grüber's vast stained-glass ceiling, its cage lifts and a terrace facing the square.

Círculo Mexicano

Grupo Habita's 25-room hotel in the 19th-century building where Manuel Álvarez Bravo was born, right behind the Metropolitan Cathedral, with a rooftop pool and Comedor Mexicano terrace.

Condesa DF

A 1928 French neoclassical building on Avenida Veracruz between Condesa and Roma, with India Mahdavi interiors, a leafy patio restaurant and a rooftop sushi bar facing Parque España.

Habita Hotel

Mexico City's first contemporary design hotel, wrapped in a frosted-glass facade by TEN Arquitectos on Avenida Presidente Masaryk, with a rooftop pool, terrace bar and spa.

Brick Hotel

An early 20th-century red-brick mansion on Calle Orizaba in Roma Norte, now a Small Luxury Hotels member with Cerrajería restaurant, a lobby bar, a terrace and Hela Spa.

Downtown México

Grupo Habita's 17-room hotel in the 17th-century Palace of the Counts of Miravalle, two blocks from the Zócalo, with a Rodríguez Lozano fresco and a vast rooftop terrace.

Casa Polanco

A restored 1940s Neocolonial mansion facing Parque Lincoln in Polanco, with 19 individually designed rooms and suites, Mexican art, a library, terraces, a wellness area and the Veranda restaurant.

La Valise Mexico City

Eight dreamlike suites in a 1920s French-style townhouse on Calle Tonalá in Roma Norte, with a bed that slides onto the roof terrace, one MICHELIN Key and a French café.

Nima Local House Hotel & Spa

An adults-only hideaway of four rooms in a historic house on Calle Colima in Roma Norte, with a roof terrace, honesty bars, private dinners on request and its own urban spa.

W Mexico City

A W tower on Campos Elíseos in Polanco, near Chapultepec Park and the Auditorio Nacional, with playful rooms known for their hammocks, a lively Living Room bar and an Away Spa.

Andaz Mexico City Condesa

A restored Art Deco landmark by José Luis Benlliure on Avenida Insurgentes in Condesa, with 213 rooms, a 17th-floor rooftop restaurant, a heated rooftop pool and Pasana Spa.

Octavia Casa

A six-room design house in Condesa born from the Mexican fashion label Octavia, with teak lattices and reeded-glass walkways by Pablo Pérez Palacios, a guava-tree courtyard and a rooftop.

Mondrian Mexico City Condesa

A 183-room design hotel in a building by José Luis Benlliure between Roma and Condesa, where every room carries an Ara Starck mural, with a patio bar and The FlowerShop café.