Hyatt Regency Mexico City
Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City
“Polanco Parkside Tower”
Vibe
A towering fixture on Campos Elíseos where business travelers and diplomats cross paths beneath soaring ceilings and bustling lounge spaces.
“Polanco Parkside Tower”
Club Atlético features an indoor heated lap pool, steam rooms, and two outdoor rooftop tennis courts.
A thirty-eight-story Polanco tower hosting international business and diplomatic gatherings continuously since 1987.
Regency Club lounge access, twenty-four-hour concierge assistance, and corner suites framing Chapultepec Park vistas.
In Polanco overlooking Chapultepec Park, steps from the National Museum of Anthropology and Presidente Masaryk.
Rooms
Refurbished layouts frame sweeping views of Chapultepec Park and the skyline, featuring walk-in showers and streamlined contemporary finishes.
Wellness
Club Atlético features an indoor heated lap pool, steam and sauna rooms, and two open-air rooftop tennis courts above Polanco.
Backstory
Originally opened in 1987 as the Hotel Nikko Mexico, the thirty-eight-story landmark was acquired and rebranded by Hyatt in 2012.
Eat & drink
Dine on Latin American grill classics at Rulfo, grab pastries at Amado, or reserve a sushi table beside Yoshimi's outdoor Zen garden.
The neighborhood
Set along tree-lined Campos Elíseos in Polanco, the hotel sits moments from the National Museum of Anthropology and Chapultepec Park's trails.
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