A guest liked“The staff at the Nima goes above and beyond what you expect. This is a very small boutique hotel that feels like you are at your favorite aunt’s house.”
A guest disliked“We loved everything and felt very well rested and relaxed after our stay.”
Also considerNo rate found when prices were checked.
A guest liked“Beautiful property feels like you’re in Home. The staff was incredible. The attention to detail. Furniture are stunning. Will definitely come back.”
A guest disliked“I wish they would’ve had a steam and a sauna”
Also consider7.1 km from the centre. No rate found when prices were checked.
Colima 71, Col. Roma Norte, 06700 Mexico City, Mexico
Also on site
Room service
Shuttle service
A guest liked“The hotel was sleek, clean, and in a great location. The rooms were spacious & the staff were all so friendly and professional. The breakfast that was included was also delicious.”
Also considerNo rate found when prices were checked.
CAMINO SANTA TERESA 480-2, 14266 Mexico City, Mexico
Also on site
Restaurant
Bar
Fitness centre
Room service
Airport shuttle
Parking
A guest liked“Beautiful Hacienda! Very nice high ceilings, clean comfortable room!
Its a bit hot in the room, however, there was a ventilator
Nice shower!
Excellent breakfast which was included! Staff was very friendly and helpful!”
A guest disliked“There is not much noise canceling among the rooms, I could here the conversation going on in the room next to me, and they were talkative people.”
A guest liked“I stayed in a suite and it was absolutely wonderful, more than wonderful. The cleanliness, the pampering, and the decor were indescribable. Honestly, I renovated my accommodation twice; it was truly exceptional.”
A guest disliked“There was only one morning when the breakfast came out after ordering nearly an hour late. But otherwise the food service was excellent.”
A guest liked“Design was charming. Staff was warm and helpful. Fantastic location in the idyllic neighborhood of Roma Norte.”
A guest disliked“Just a word of caution to anyone physically impaired, that the hotel is in an old space. The stairs are a little steep and the room we stayed in had some uneven surfaces of the floors.”
Also considerNo rate found when prices were checked.
Paseo de la Reforma, 500 Colonia Juarez, 06600 Mexico City, Mexico
Also on site
Bar
Fitness centre
Room service
Parking
Accessible facilities
A guest liked“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”
A guest disliked“Cons: The hallways/rooms are a bit outdated, but the property is being redone gradually (which can also be somewhat noisy, but we were forewarned). The pool area is underwhelming.”
Also considerValue for money rated 8.0, among the lowest here.
Club lounge access, 1 Bedroom Executive Suite with 1 King · 100 m²
Junior Suite with Terrace and Park View · 64 m²
Corner Junior Suite with Terrace and Park View · 40 m²
Restaurants and bars
SAMOS Sabores Mios, CARLOTTA REFORMA
Location
Avenida Paseo de la Reforma 509, Cuauhtemoc, 6500 Mexico City, Mexico
Also on site
Fitness centre
Sauna
Massage
Room service
Sun loungers
Shuttle service
A guest liked“Great service, beautiful and spacious rooms and spectacular city views. Everything was perfect .”
A guest disliked“It can take awhile to get to your room due to having to take an elevator to the lobby then another elevator to the room. The indoor pool and fitness center are also too small for a new hotel.”
Executive Junior Butler Service, Suite, 1 King · 60 m²
Deluxe Butler Service, Guest room, 1 King · 50 m²
Restaurants and bars
Diana Restaurant, King Cole Bar, The Glasshouse Cafe, La Table Krug, Sushi Tatsugoro, Animal
Location
Paseo de la Reforma 439, 06500 Mexico City, Mexico
Also on site
Fitness centre
Hot tub
Massage
Room service
Garden
Bicycles
A guest liked“The restaurant and facilities overall were great! The staff were amazing! I had a fun and relaxing time at this hotel. Definitely recommend staying here.”
A guest disliked“The first room I got, room 505, was not great as the shades didn’t close the entire way. They changed my room and the stay was excellent from then on.”
A guest liked“The suite was Amazing. I do think they should offer make-up wipes like most properties do since they over-emphasize having to pay if you stain their high quality towels or comforters.”
A guest disliked“Bed was a bit low on a platform.”
Also considerValue for money rated 7.9, among the lowest here.
A guest liked“Will absolutely return. Everything was incredible.”
A guest disliked“By the third day, breakfast service was starting to unravel a bit (busy weekend?), housekeeping would sometimes be late in the day, common areas/hallways could use a good vacuum...”
Also considerValue for money rated 7.5, among the lowest here. No rate found when prices were checked.
A guest liked“The service was incredible and the hotel staff are extremely nice and attentive . The rooms were spotless and we loved the shower! The view was really nice from our room as well , loved waking up there every morning”
A guest disliked“the room could've been larger given the amount I paid for”
Also considerLocation rated 9.0, among the lowest here. Value for money rated 7.0, among the lowest here. No rate found when prices were checked.
What is the highest-rated luxury hotel in Mexico City?
Nima Local House Hotel & Spa has the highest guest score in this selection among hotels with 50 or more reviews: 9.8 from 67 reviews.
How much does a luxury hotel in Mexico City cost?
The lowest nightly rates found in Oct 2026 (2 adults) range from $136 to $1,499. The median is $448 a night. Prices change with dates.
Which hotels in Mexico City have Michelin Keys?
15 of the 21 hotels hold a Michelin Key: 1 with 2 Keys, 14 with 1 Key.
Which luxury hotels in Mexico City have a swimming pool?
6 of the 21 list a swimming pool: Sofitel Mexico City Reforma, Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City, Marquis Reforma Hotel & Spa, The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City, The St. Regis Mexico City and Volga.
Which area of Mexico City has the most luxury hotels?
Roma, with 7 of the 21 hotels, followed by Polanco (6) and Colonia Cuauhtemoc (5).
How this list works
Hotels are ordered by guest score, then by number of reviews. Guest scores, ratings, facilities and room types come from verified guest reviews and hotel listings on our booking partner; Michelin Keys, room counts and starred restaurants from the Michelin Guide; other awards link to their source in each hotel's details. Prices are indicative: the lowest nightly rate found for 2 adults when rates were checked in Oct 2026. Choose your dates in the bar above to see live prices. Data updated 10 October 2026.