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The St. Regis Mexico City
Mexico City, Mexico · St. Regis · Grand Luxury
César Pelli's Torre Libertad on Reforma 439 opened the first St. Regis in Latin America on 6 August 2009, facing the Diana the Huntress fountain. Two hundred twenty-five concrete piles drive 55 metres through soft lakebed soils, with 65 seismic dampers rated for an 8.5 quake; the glass vase form rides above a lobby reached on the third floor.
- 189 rooms
- Opened 2009
- Neighborhood: Juárez
- Rooms from 538 sq ft (50 m²)
- Architect: César Pelli; Pelli Clarke & Partners
- Interiors: Yabu Pushelberg
About The St. Regis Mexico City
- First St. Regis Hotel & Residences in Latin America, opened 6 August 2009 in Pelli's Freedom Tower.
- César Pelli, architect of the Petronas Towers, designed the 150-metre spiral-topped shaft on Paseo de la Reforma.
- Seismic design uses 225 piles to 55 metres depth and 65 shock absorbers rated to about magnitude 8.5.
- The tower withstood recorded quakes of 6.3 (April 2007, during construction era) and 6.4 (June 2009).
- At opening it ranked among the tallest buildings on Reforma; Yabu Pushelberg shaped the hotel interiors.
History
The St. Regis Mexico City opened on August 6, 2009 as the first St. Regis in Latin America — housed in the Torre Libertad, designed by César Pelli (who also designed the Petronas Towers). The tower was the second-tallest building on Paseo de la Reforma at opening and was inspired by the sculptural form of the Diana the Huntress fountain it faces. The hotel lobby is located on the 3rd floor, giving arriving guests an immediate sense of floating above the city.
The setting
The St. Regis Mexico City rises at Avenida Paseo de la Reforma 439 in Colonia Cuauhtémoc, along one of the Western Hemisphere's most storied boulevards — laid out by Emperor Maximilian I in the 1860s and adorned under Porfirio Díaz with the glorieta monuments that define Reforma's silhouette. The Angel of Independence, Mexico City's most recognized symbol, stands ten minutes on foot, and the Plaza de Diana Cazadora fountain lies directly adjacent. The property sits in the capital's premier luxury corridor between Polanco's financial district and the historic Zona Rosa, with Bosque de Chapultepec accessible within minutes — amid a cluster of landmark luxury hotels that affirm Reforma as the city's most prestigious hospitality address. 3.9 km from Palacio de Bellas Artes theater.
Restaurants and bars
- Diana Restaurant — Restaurant · Mediterranean
- The St. Regis Bar — Bar
- King Cole Bar — Bar
Amenities
- St. Regis Butler Service available 24 hours
- Sauna
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Five Diamond (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- Mexico & Central America's Leading Business Hotel 2025 (World Travel Awards) (2025)
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