Book the Four Seasons Mexico City with VIP Benefits

Set around a verdant inner courtyard, complete with tropical fruit trees and chirping canaries, the hacienda-style Hotel puts the hectic urban hustle of Mexico's vibrant capital city seemingly on pause, but only for as long as you'd like. Step outside the doors, and you'll find yourself on the grand boulevard of Paseo de la Reforma, just a short stroll away from Bosque de Chapultepec and the trendy neighborhoods of Condesa and Polanco. Want to know what makes Mexico City tick? Join us at Fifty Mils, one of the 50 Best Bars of the world, and taste the cocktails that are captivating Mexico City.

Housed in a hacienda-style building with a fountain courtyard, the fully refurbished Four Seasons Mexico City is an oasis within the busy city it calls home. The 240-guestroom hotel, near the upscale Polanco neighborhood, features peaceful gardens with a fire pit area and singing birds; book a Premier Room with a balcony or a terrace for even more tranquillity.

Dining

Il Becco Restaurant - Join us for an Italian feast at the lively and sophisticated, all-day eatery, where enticing aromas float out of the open kitchen, and the list of fine Italian wines is the longest in the country.

Zanaya Restaurant - From rod to fork, Chef Emiliano Rabia brings the authentic flavors from Mexico's Pacific Coast to life here in the capital, using only the freshest seafood, artisanal produce, and locally produced spices.

Pan Dulce - Need a quick bite to eat before heading out for the day? Stop by the bakery for classic Mexican and French pastries, best enjoyed with a cup of fresh-brewed coffee out in the courtyard.

Fifty Mils - Eclectic, innovative, and unpretentious, the calm and comfortable gastrobar is hailed as one of the best in the city. Sip one-of-a-kind cocktails while mingling alongside international travelers and stylish locals alike.

In-Room Dining - Whether it's breakfast in bed, an impromptu business meeting, or a late-night craving for chocolate cake, we've got you covered, day or night.

Location

You'll find the Hotel located right on Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City's main tree-lined avenue, just a quick stroll from one of the world's great urban parks, the Bosque de Chapultepec. Pay a visit to the street-food stands on Calle Burdeos, just off the Hotel entrance, before marveling at architect Ricardo Legorreta's bold, yellow Camino Real structure, or exploring the boutiques, restaurants, and charming cafés of the nearby neighborhoods of Condesa, Roma, and Polanco, all within walking distance.