Hotel Imperial Reforma
Juarez, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Porfirian boulevard landmark”
Vibe
French-influenced Porfirian architecture anchors this turn-of-the-century landmark, where historic banquet halls meet the steady hum of Paseo de la Reforma.
“Porfirian boulevard landmark”
Built in 1896 under Porfirio Díaz, featuring a storied past hosting Sergei Eisenstein and Orson Welles.
Hosting generations of banquets in Salón Emperadores alongside traditional dining under La Cúpula de Oro.
Breakfast buffets at La Cúpula de Oro and Spanish-Basque fare served daily at Restaurante Gaudí.
On Paseo de la Reforma, a short walk from Monumento a la Revolución and Alameda Central
Rooms
Traditional rooms offer a quiet, functional respite from the boulevard, with upper-tier executive categories adding private balconies overlooking the avenue.
Backstory
Commissioned under President Porfirio Díaz, the 1904 landmark once housed the Japanese Embassy and hosted Sergei Eisenstein while filming in Mexico.
Eat & drink
Restaurante Gaudí pours Spanish wines alongside Basque classics, while La Cúpula de Oro handles morning breakfast buffets and traditional Mexican dishes.
The neighborhood
Set along Reforma in Colonia Juárez, the monumental plaza of Monumento a la Revolución and Alameda Central are an easy stroll away.
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