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Marquis Reforma
Mexico City, Mexico · Marquis · Core Luxury
Opened in 1991 on Paseo de la Reforma, the Marquis Reforma was among Mexico City's earliest large-scale, design-driven luxury hotels along the capital's grand boulevard. Its eleven-floor Art Deco-influenced tower holds mostly suites and a spa reported at roughly 16,000 square feet, said to be the largest in the city, and it has been a Leading Hotels of the World member for more than 25 years.
- 209 rooms
- Opened 1991
- Neighborhood: Juárez
About Marquis Reforma
- The Marquis Reforma opened in 1991 on Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City's Juárez district.
- Its roughly 16,000-square-foot spa was reported to be the largest in Mexico City.
- The eleven-floor, Art Deco-influenced building holds around 209 rooms, most of them suites.
History
The Marquis Reforma opened in 1991 on Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, in the Juárez / Cuauhtémoc district. Rising eleven floors with an Art Deco-influenced design, it was among the capital's earliest expressions of large-scale, design-driven luxury along Reforma.
The hotel has around 204 to 209 rooms, most of them suites, and a spa reported to be the largest in the city at roughly 16,000 square feet. It has been a member of The Leading Hotels of the World for more than 25 years.
Restaurants and bars
- Los Canarios Marquis Reforma — Restaurant · Spanish
Awards
- Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards (2025)
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