“One night stay, but love it”
Love my room - fully remodeled, very nice design and details. Super friendly staff, late check out offered no-charge (appreciated). Also professional and comfy Airport ride, great service
Priced on the same night, 2026-10-25: The Ritz-Carlton is $343 a night less. They are 178 metres apart.
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Book the Four Seasons if the budget stretches to it: at $1,213 versus $1,108 it is only about $105 more a night and adds a hot tub to an otherwise similar five-star spa package, plus a slightly higher guest rating from a comparable number of reviews. The Ritz-Carlton is the sharper choice if you want the same Reforma address and a very similar standard of service for less. Both are within 0.2km of each other, so location is a wash; the decision comes down to spa completeness and the small rating gap.
The Four Seasons Mexico City is built around a genuine colonial-revival courtyard set back from the traffic of Paseo de la Reforma, with a fountain, potted palms and a covered arcade that makes the lobby feel more like a private hacienda than a modern tower. Rooms lean into a restrained, contemporary Mexican palette of warm woods and neutral upholstery rather than heavy ornament. El Bar and the Becco restaurant sit off the courtyard, and the Wednesday champagne tasting and English barbershop give the place a slightly clubby, ritual feel. It draws business travellers and well-heeled visitors who want quiet formality within walking distance of the Roma and Condesa scene.
Guests who want a quieter, garden-courtyard hotel with a full spa and are willing to pay slightly more for it.
The Ritz-Carlton occupies a high-rise position directly on Reforma, closer to the boulevard's traffic and skyline than the Four Seasons' courtyard retreat, with an indoor pool and terrace that suggest views over the avenue toward the Angel of Independence. The listing describes a fairly standard luxury-chain interior of fitness centre, à la carte dining and concierge service, without the singular architectural gesture the Four Seasons has in its courtyard. It suits guests who want the Ritz name, a central Reforma address and straightforward five-star service rather than a distinctive design statement.
Guests who want the same Reforma corridor, indoor pool and terrace views, at a marginally lower nightly rate.
At $105 a night less, the Ritz-Carlton has no listed hot tub, the one amenity the Four Seasons offers that it doesn't.
The Four Seasons is the more characterful place to be, thanks to its enclosed colonial-style courtyard, which gives it an intimacy the Ritz's more conventional high-rise interior doesn't attempt.
| Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City | The Ritz-Carlton | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $1,047 | $704 |
| Guest rating | 9.2/10 | 9/10 |
| Reviews | 223 | 217 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 8 | 7 |
| Distance apart | 178 m |
Nothing on our list that Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City lacks.
“Love my room - fully remodeled, very nice design and details.”
“Insulation is so bad you feel like you’re sleeping next to a truck stop and autobahn.”
Four Seasons guests come away happier, as reviews consistently praise attentive staff and renovated rooms without recurring complaints, while Ritz-Carlton guests repeatedly cite serious street noise and poor insulation ruining sleep despite good staff and views.
“One night stay, but love it”
Love my room - fully remodeled, very nice design and details. Super friendly staff, late check out offered no-charge (appreciated). Also professional and comfy Airport ride, great service
“The Colors, Energy and Spirit of Mexico City!”
Although our stay started with some concerns due to the renovation works, the genuine care, warmth and professionalism of the team quickly turned it into an unforgettable experience. We truly felt the colors, energy and spirit of Mexico City throughout our stay. With its beautiful architecture and outstanding location, the hotel is one of the best places to experience the city. A heartfelt thank you to the entire t
“No Marriott Bonvoy points”
The hotel and staff were lovely. However, they will not award me my Marriott Bonvoy points as the hotel was booked via a travel agent rather than direct.
“dont go to this hotel”
Dont go to this hotel theyre racist , were black and all the waiters at Carlota , laughing at us and want to sell drgs to us ,the worst hotel in my life better four seasons .
“Can’t book my return visit fast enough 10/10”
Wow!!! What an absolutely stunning hotel in Mexico City! We were welcomed by Andrea and let me tell you the stay only got better from there. Fernanda and Natalia from the guest relations team went absolutely above and beyond to make the stay something so much more special than we could have ever imagined and if they ever read this thank you! Noemi G for always having the room match the beauty of the view! The view
Luxurious Accommodations Indulge in contemporary guest rooms with flat-screen TVs, private bars, and cozy sitting areas at Four Seasons Hotel Mexico D.F. Relaxation and Wellness Unwind at the full-service spa, outdoor pool, sauna, and hot tub. Keep fit at the well-equipped fitness centre and pamper yourself at the English-style barbershop, Gentleman's…
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Luxurious Amenities Experience unparalleled luxury at The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City with a fitness centre, terrace, indoor pool, and concierge service. Exquisite Dining Indulge in culinary delights at the hotel's restaurant and bar, offering an à la carte or American breakfast for a delightful start to your day. Prime Location Conveniently located near…
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