Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Sofitel Mexico City Reforma

Name: Sofitel Mexico City Reforma
Address: Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, México
Price range: Desde $4,250 MXN
Rating: 4.7

El primer Sofitel de México, en una torre de Paseo de la Reforma junto al Ángel de la Independencia

Abierto · noviembre de 2019

Ver más fotos →

Sofitel Mexico City Reforma, primer hotel de la marca Sofitel en México, abrió en noviembre de 2019 en una torre de Paseo de la Reforma junto al Ángel de la Independencia, con 275 habitaciones y tres restaurantes propios.

Lo esencial

Grupo: Accor (Sofitel)
Apertura: noviembre de 2019
Habitaciones y suites: 275 habitaciones y suites
Segmento: Luxury
Diseñador: NC
Precio de entrada: Desde $4,250 MXN

Más información →

El lugar

Paseo de la Reforma 297, a pocos pasos del Ángel de la Independencia, ocupando varios pisos de una torre con vistas panorámicas sobre la ciudad.

El concepto

Primer hotel de la marca Sofitel en México, presentado en su momento como una de las primeras grandes aperturas de lujo de Ciudad de México en más de una década. El proyecto busca cruzar el art de vivre francés de la marca con la identidad de la capital mexicana: habitaciones con vistas a la ciudad, al Ángel de la Independencia o al perfil de la Reforma, algunas con acceso al Club Millésime en el piso 36, alberca climatizada de agua salada y gimnasio con equipamiento Technogym en el piso 38, y un spa Sofitel con tratamientos L'Occitane.

Gastronomía y bienestar

Tres propuestas gastronómicas: Bajel, cocina mexicana con reconocimiento de la Guía Michelin; Balta, de cocina mediterránea y servicio todo el día, con un programa de bollería bautizado 'Haute Croissanterie'; y Cityzen, restaurante y bar en la azotea con cocina internacional. A ellos se suman los bares L'Obsidian, especializado en coctelería, y Freehouse, centrado en vinos y destilados, este último diseñado respetando la estructura original del edificio.

Opiniones de huéspedes en Google

4.7/5 · 3899 reseñas

I have stayed here before and the level of service and cleanliness is still as good as ever. The main standout is that the staff are super friendly, willing to help with anything, and create a great experience. Most of them speak pretty good english as well. There are a great selection of facilities on site from bars and restaurants, the spa, the pool with a view to die for, the trendy club/bar overlooking the city, and lets not forget the club lounge. If you have the right status with Accor you get free club lounge, or buy a club room as its gives you stunning views on the 36th floor, inclusive food for most of the day and a fabulous array of drinks including alcohol. The location is fabulous with plenty of shops and malls and restaurants within walking distance and ubers seem to come and go with ease. If I hade one complaint it would be its pretty expensive compared to other 5 start hotels in Mexico City but as they say you get what you pay for! The true measure would be would you stay again..... yes I would.
Stuart Wilson · 5/5

We had a wonderful stay at Sofitel Mexico City Reforma and would definitely recommend it. The location is excellent, with bus stops and Metro stations within walking distance. Given how heavy traffic can be in Mexico City, having easy access to public transportation was a huge plus for us. We booked a room with Club Millésime access and really enjoyed the experience. The dedicated check-in/check-out was convenient, and there was always food available whenever we stopped by the lounge. A special thank you to Abraham, who was always warm and welcoming—we genuinely enjoyed chatting with him during our visits to the lounge. Our room was spacious, comfortable, and very well maintained. Housekeeping was prompt and thorough, the amenities were great, and the soundproofing was excellent. The concierge team was definitely one of the highlights of our stay, especially Erik. He helped us arrange private transportation to and from a concert, and when it started raining that day, he even made sure we had rain ponchos before we left. He also gave us great restaurant and bar recommendations throughout our stay. After we had a particularly disappointing dinner experience one evening, Erik patiently listened to what had happened and genuinely made us feel heard and cared for. It was a small but very meaningful gesture that really helped turn the evening around. Overall, we had a fantastic stay and would happily return on our next trip to Mexico City. Thank you to Erik, Abraham, and the entire team!
Tianmei Zhang · 5/5

Not the boutique hotel we normally prefer, but unable to find one we liked, we went for a big name we've had good luck with before. Location is fine, but not in the more "fun" areas like Condesa or Roma Nte, although it's close enough for easy access. On Sundays when Reforma is closed it's perfect for a bike ride to the park. We stayed in a Millesime room and it was lovely. Bed was too firm, but they actually have mattress toppers to fix that. Staff super friendly and helpful. Also, the club level offers free (limited selection) meals. We ate breakfast there and it was perfect for our needs (healthy and tasty) - good cereal, bread, fruit etc.
Jan P · 5/5

This hotel has potential, but the service, food and overall experience needs to be improved. The location was fine, but we didn't do a lot in the area, but it was safe and central. The food left a lot to be desired. The breakfast was average, it lacked the fine dining experience and quality of food I expected. The pastries were stale, they didn't taste fresh. The omelets were terrible, fruit was often not ripe or high quality, and coffee was like water. It just didn't feel 5 start at all. The root top lounge is fun, beautiful views and good drinks and snacks. The pool had no real service or outside deck, so it was a bit underwhelming. The bed was not comfortable and it took us over a day to try to get it fixed. A hotel like this should have toppers to make it softer. They used the down blankets which were ineffective. Overall, the staff didn't feel trained or like they cared and they didn't pat attention to the details. One night the turn down service did not come, they would remove glasses without replacing them, etc. Our junior suite was huge, the views were amazing, we had a huge bathroom and shower, and closet, so that was great to have.
Inga Weizman · 3/5

Sofitel Mexico City Reforma made our daughter’s 6th birthday trip truly unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, Noelia went above and beyond to make her feel incredibly special. She took the time to learn the little things our daughter loves and coordinated thoughtful surprises throughout our stay. On her birthday, she even arranged a treasure hunt filled with things she loved, which meant so much to our family. Noelia was phenomenal, and the entire concierge team was just as impressive. Every interaction felt warm, thoughtful, and sincere. The support staff was also outstanding, and it was clear that everyone genuinely cared about making our experience exceptional. The hotel was spotless, beautiful, and in a perfect location. What stood out most was how personal everything felt. By the time we left, it honestly felt like we were saying goodbye to family. We travel often and have stayed in many wonderful places, but we have never experienced this level of care and connection before. Thank you, Sofitel Mexico City Reforma, for giving our family memories we will cherish for the rest of our lives!
Teldrin James · 5/5

Ver más reseñas →

¿Eres el responsable de este hotel? Haz clic aquí para contactarnos.

Otros hoteles en Ciudad de México

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Hyde Mexico City Reforma

El debut de Hyde, la marca de Ennismore nacida en Sunset Strip, en Paseo de la Reforma frente al Ángel de la Independencia

Upscale · 106 rooms

Desde $4.230 MXN

Abierto · Septiembre de 2026

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Kimpton El Castelar Polanco

El segundo Kimpton de Polanco, dentro del histórico Edificio Roel de 1940

Upper-upscale lifestyle · 34 rooms

Abierto · julio de 2026

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

El Cortés

En Roma Norte, una mansión de 1915 que fue residencia presidencial reabre como hotel de apenas 15 llaves, bajo el sello Relais & Châteaux

Luxury · 15 rooms

Desde US$480

Abierto · Junio 2026

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

INNSiDE Mexico Roma Norte

El regreso de Meliá a la Ciudad de México, con su marca bleisure INNSiDE en Roma Norte

Upscale · 91 rooms

Desde US$90

Abierto · 8 de junio de 2026

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Hotel Oculto

Un boutique de 21 habitaciones en la Colonia Juárez cuyo acceso se esconde detrás de Max, un bar de sushi de puertas abiertas al público

Boutique · 21 rooms

Desde 4780 MXN

Abierto · Finales de 2025

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Casona Roma Norte

Una mansión particular de los años veinte de la Roma Norte se convierte por primera vez en hotel, con treinta y dos habitaciones

Luxury · 32 rooms

Desde US$110

Abierto · Octubre de 2024

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Alexander Hotel, Member of The Leading Hotels of the World

El único hotel de Lomas de Virreyes, dentro de la Torre Virreyes, con el primer Caviar Bar de México

Luxury · 26 rooms

Desde US$370

Abierto · 31 de julio de 2024

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Kimpton Virgilio

Primer Kimpton de Ciudad de México, abierto en febrero de 2024 en un edificio protegido de 1940 en Polanquito, con 48 habitaciones.

Upper-upscale lifestyle · 48 rooms

Desde US$280

Abierto · febrero de 2024

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Soho House Mexico City

El primer club de Soho House en toda América Latina, en una residencia porfiriana de 1907 restaurada en la Colonia Juárez

Lifestyle / club de socios con habitaciones

Abierto · Septiembre de 2023

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Colima 71, Casa de Arte Hotel

Una antigua escuela primaria de la Roma Norte reconvertida en un hotel de arte de dieciséis habitaciones

Luxury · 16 rooms

Desde US$440

Abierto · 2023

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Hotel San Fernando, a Bunkhouse Hotel by Hyatt

La reconversión de un edificio de apartamentos de 1947 en un hotel boutique de 19 habitaciones, a dos minutos del Parque México en la Condesa

Boutique/Lifestyle · 19 rooms

Desde US$140

Abierto · Junio de 2023

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Hotel Volga

Un hotel de nueva construcción de arquitectura brutalista firmado por JSa Arquitectura, a una cuadra de Paseo de la Reforma

Luxury boutique · 49 rooms

Desde US$230

Abierto · Junio de 2023

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Andaz Mexico City Condesa

El primer Andaz urbano de México revive el Edificio Aristos, sede del INAH durante décadas, en el corazón de la Condesa

Upscale · 213 rooms

Desde US$260

Abierto · 18 de enero de 2023

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Mondrian Mexico City Condesa

El primer Mondrian de América Latina revive el histórico edificio Aristos, antiguas oficinas del INAH, en el corazón de la Condesa.

Luxury · 183 rooms

Desde US$140

Abierto · Diciembre de 2022

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City

El debut de Ritz-Carlton en la capital mexicana, en los pisos altos del rascacielos Chapultepec Uno

Luxury · 153 rooms

Desde US$440

Abierto · 28 de octubre de 2021

Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México

Círculo Mexicano

Grupo Habita reconvierte una casa del siglo XIX del Centro Histórico, cuna del fotógrafo Manuel Álvarez Bravo

Boutique · 25 rooms

Desde US$260

Abierto · Junio de 2020

Más información →