Elegant downtown sanctuary combining European sophistication with Mexican artistry. Located on prestigious Paseo de la Reforma with skyline views, fine art collection, and signature champagne sabering ritual. Diana restaurant offers innovative Mexican cuisine, while King Cole Bar serves legendary cocktails.
The St. Regis Mexico City stands at Paseo de la Reforma 439 in the Cuauhtémoc borough of Mexico City (CDMX), one of the capital's most prestigious business and diplomatic addresses. Opened in 2009 within a purpose-built 31-storey tower, the hotel blends the St. Regis brand's century-old tradition of European luxury service with a significant collection of Mexican contemporary art. The building's floor-to-ceiling glass facade frames elevated views across the Reforma boulevard, the Bosque de Chapultepec park, and on clear winter mornings, the volcanic peaks of Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl.
The 189 guestrooms and suites — beginning at a generous 55 square metres — are furnished in a cool palette of ivory, silver, and warm stone referencing Mexico City's modernist architectural tradition. The hotel's celebrated butler service delivers the brand's champagne sabering ritual at 6pm in the Salon de Reforma — a longstanding St. Regis tradition.
Dining centres on Diana, the hotel's signature restaurant named for the nearby Glorieta de la Diana Cazadora statue. Executive Chef Javier Sosa presents an evolving tasting menu that reinterprets Mexican haute cuisine through local heirloom ingredients and classical French technique. Diana consistently earns placement on Mexico City's top restaurant lists. The King Cole Bar — replicated from the Manhattan original — serves the iconic Red Snapper cocktail, the hotel's own invention and the precursor to today's Bloody Mary.
The Remède Spa offers seven treatment rooms, a heated lap pool, steam rooms, and a menu drawing from both European thermal tradition and Mexican herbal medicine. A 24-hour fitness centre and business centre cater to the property's significant corporate clientele.
Amenities
- rooftop pool
- spa
- fitness center
- fine dining
- bar
- butler service
- business center
- concierge
Location
Paseo de la Reforma 439, Cuauhtémoc, 06500 CDMX
19.4276, -99.1619 View on map
Highlights
- Champagne sabering ceremony at 6pm daily in the Salon de Reforma — a St. Regis signature tradition
- Diana restaurant serving Mexican haute cuisine with a tasting menu by Chef Javier Sosa
- King Cole Bar recreating the Manhattan original and serving the legendary Red Snapper cocktail
- Floor-to-ceiling glass suites with views of Paseo de la Reforma and the Chapultepec forest
- 24-hour butler service with personalised room preparation and in-suite dining
Tips for visiting
- The champagne sabering ceremony at 6pm is open to all guests — arrive 10 minutes early for a good position.
- Diana restaurant requires reservations, particularly Thursday through Saturday evenings.
- The Bosque de Chapultepec park is a 10-minute walk along Reforma — best visited on Sunday when the road closes to traffic.
- Ask the concierge about private gallery visits — the hotel maintains relationships with Polanco's top contemporary art spaces.
- The spa offers a day-use rate for pool and steam access without a treatment booking.
Accessibility
The St. Regis Mexico City is a purpose-built modern tower with full wheelchair accessibility throughout the lobby, restaurants, spa, and meeting facilities, including adapted guest rooms on request. The hotel complies with Mexican accessibility standards; guests with specific mobility requirements should notify the reservations team to confirm adapted room features.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is the St. Regis from Mexico City's historic centre?
The hotel is approximately 4 kilometres from the Zócalo, a 10–15 minute taxi or Uber ride. Taxis along Reforma are readily available throughout the day, and the Auditorio Metro station (Line 7) is about 1.5 kilometres from the hotel.
Is the St. Regis Mexico City suitable for business travellers?
Yes, the hotel is one of Mexico City's leading business venues. It features a full business centre, multiple meeting and event rooms, and express morning service. The Reforma location places guests within minutes of the city's financial and diplomatic districts.
Does the hotel have a pool?
The Remède Spa features a heated indoor lap pool available to hotel guests. There is no outdoor pool. The spa pool is accessible with a treatment booking or via day-use pass.
What is the Red Snapper cocktail served at the King Cole Bar?
The Red Snapper is the St. Regis's own creation from the 1930s, combining tomato juice, vodka, and spices in the style of a Bloody Mary. It is considered the original inspiration for the Bloody Mary and is a signature order at all St. Regis King Cole Bars worldwide.