InterContinental Presidente
Polanco, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Polanco high-rise landmark”
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Vibe
A 42-story urban institution where Polanco’s business elite gathers for high-stakes lunches and late-night oysters.
“Polanco high-rise landmark”
A Polanco high-rise hosting diplomatic meetings and family celebrations since 1977.
An expansive lobby lounge designed for morning coffees, business catch-ups and evening drinks.
Polished hospitality, dedicated concierge assistance and elevated views across Chapultepec Park.
In Polanco near luxury boutiques, embassies, and the city’s largest park.
Rooms
Wall-to-wall windows frame the Chapultepec canopy, while marble bathrooms and modern art accents define the high-rise suites.
Backstory
Debuting in 1977 as a brutalist tower, it remains a landmark of Mexico City’s luxury expansion into Polanco.
Wellness
The Nordic-inspired Hela Spa offers specialized reflexology treatments alongside a glass-walled gym overlooking the city skyline.
Eat & drink
A culinary destination featuring the 24-hour Au Pied de Cochon and one of Latin America's largest wine cellars.
The neighborhood
Positioned directly facing the National Auditorium, with the luxury boutiques of Masaryk Avenue just a five-minute stroll away.
“With 42 soaring floors, this Polanco-based luxury hotel has seriously impressive views—and the amenities to match.”
The app
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