Mexico City

Custom-made furnishings, luxurious marble bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling windows throughout. — goop

Four Seasons Mexico, D.F. provides a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. — Forbes Travel Guide

Rooms are exceedingly comfortable, and service is spot-on without being cloying. — Afar Magazine

Located in the Condesa district, Mexico City’s neighborhood of the moment, the 40-room Condesa is that rarest of breeds: a happening hot spot with dead-quiet accommodations. — Condé Nast Traveler

The hotel has a contemporary design and the decor is tastefully elegant although accented in pulsating red. — DK Eyewitness

This neo-industrial hotel is managed by the successful Habita group. — The Telegraph

Ultra-modern Hotel Habita sits on Polanco's upscale avenue Presidente Masaryk, in the midst of the neighborhood's fine restaurants and shops. — Afar Magazine

Offering a more refined level of service than the W Hotel next to it, the JW Marriott is affordable for business travelers, yet expensive enough to keep the tourist groups and airline crews out. — Star Service

In a town where corporate hotels and jampacked hostels are the norm, it's rare to find something in between, especially a place as comfortable as the Red Tree House. — Frommer's

The Nikko blends modern luxury with Japanese traditions of service in an architecturally striking 38-story tower. — Lonely Planet

More important than decor or location is the excellent service. — Frommer's

Billed as one of the largest hotels in Mexico City, the Sheraton'€™s two large towers are conveniently located between the American embassy and the Angel of Independence. — Gayot

Mega-high-rise hotel with a spa and seven bars and restaurants in Mexico City’s swanky Polanco district. — Jetsetter

Located in the heart of the historic center, this Hilton offers luxurious rooms and impeccable service. — Gayot

This three-room urban escape punches above its weight with innovative interior design and personalized service. — Condé Nast Traveler

Sleek Mexico City marvel with designer decor, a swanky pool scene and killer volcano views. — Jetsetter

Billed as Mexico City's first eco-friendly B&B, El Patio 77 is a charming, chic, and ultra-affordable accommodation in the neighborhood of San Rafael. — Afar Magazine

Even if you're not staying at this famed hotel on the Zócalo, it's worth stopping just to see the jaw-dropping interior. — Condé Nast Traveler

Located directly across from the National Palace in Mexico City's central square, the Best Western Hotel Majestic occupies one of the most spectacular pieces of real estate in the city. — Gayot