Hotel Sevilla Palace
Tabacalera, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Reforma skyline stalwart”
Vibe
A 23-story commercial anchor on Reforma where business travelers gather around live piano music in the glass atrium.
“Reforma skyline stalwart”
Evening live piano music at El Atrio cocktail lounge alongside broadcasts and drinks at Chicote Sports Bar.
A glass-enclosed rooftop heated pool and skyline whirlpool overlooking the central towers of Paseo de la Reforma.
Continuous operation on Paseo de la Reforma since 1989, featuring traditional event salons named after Spanish masters.
On Paseo de la Reforma near Avenida Insurgentes, walking distance from Monumento a la Revolución.
Rooms
Straightforward accommodations feature traditional city-hotel furnishings, while upper-floor suites add deep whirlpool tubs and panoramic skyline vistas.
Wellness
The glass-enclosed rooftop houses a heated swimming pool and whirlpool overlooking the surrounding high-rises along Paseo de la Reforma.
Backstory
Built in 1989 by Hoteles Grupo Sevilla, the tower stands on grounds that once formed the historic 19th-century Tívoli Ceballos estate.
Eat & drink
International fare at Restaurante Lepanto and buffet breakfasts at Los Naranjos complement evening cocktails and piano at El Atrio.
The neighborhood
Set directly beside the Senate of the Republic in Tabacalera, the hotel sits a quick walk from Monumento a la Revolución.
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