Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City

“The famous brunch here absolutely lives up to the hype! It features fantastic Mexican cuisine, but they also offer all the international must-haves like pancakes, cheese platters, and smoked salmon. The hotel itself is nice, though it could definitely use a refresh, especially the rooms. Don't get me wrong, it is still a great property, but compared to other Four Seasons locations around the world, the design feels a bit dated and stuck in time. It is also a massive hotel! On a positive note, their business facilities are fantastic. If you need to rent a meeting room, they provide top-notch se” — lisa-nil sevdik

“We had a mixed stay here, but overall I still came away really liking this hotel and would return once the renovation is complete. What stands out most is how beautiful the property is. The garden is absolutely gorgeous, full of greenery, and gives the hotel such a calm, peaceful atmosphere. The lobby is also stunning- serene, elegant, and beautifully designed, with lovely flower arrangements that made a real impression on me. We first came for Sunday brunch, and when we returned later for our stay, the floral display had changed to a beautiful Easter arrangement. It was so thoughtfully done a” — Scarlett L.

“Stayed here for a few nights in early 2026 and it was everything I hoped for from a Four Seasons—pure luxury with a serene escape right in the middle of bustling Mexico City. The location on Paseo de la Reforma is unbeatable: steps from Chapultepec Park, easy walks to Polanco, Condesa, and Roma, and quick access to major sights. Yet once you step inside, the hacienda-style courtyard with its lush greenery, fountain, and outdoor seating feels like a peaceful oasis that completely blocks out the city noise. Service was impeccable from the moment we arrived—warm welcome, attentive staff (shoutout” — Ricardo Laris