Sheraton Maria Isabel Mexico City Reforma
Colonia Cuauhtemoc, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Mid-century Reforma landmark”
Vibe
A buzzing grand dame of Paseo de la Reforma, where mid-century scale meets corporate energy and lively evening mariachi rhythms.
“Mid-century Reforma landmark”
An enduring 1962 Paseo de la Reforma landmark hosting generations for milestone events and ballroom gatherings.
Nightly live mariachi performances at Jorongo Bar with traditional tequila service and lively evening crowds.
Mid-century modernist tower conceived in 1962 by celebrated Mexican architects Juan Sordo Madaleno and Ricardo Legorreta.
On Paseo de la Reforma directly facing the Angel of Independence and the US Embassy.
Rooms
Classic, comfortable layouts make the city the focal point, with front-facing rooms looking straight onto the Angel of Independence roundabout.
Wellness
A heated outdoor rooftop swimming pool and a 24-hour fitness center equipped with sauna and steam facilities offer easy downtime.
Backstory
Commissioned in 1962 by Antenor Patiño and named for his daughter, modernist architects Juan Sordo Madaleno and Ricardo Legorreta shaped the landmark.
Eat & drink
Take in boulevard views over handmade pasta at Amici, then head down to Jorongo Bar for tequila and nightly live mariachi performances.
The neighborhood
Positioned directly along tree-lined Paseo de la Reforma, the hotel puts the monument-dotted avenue and nearby Zona Rosa within easy walking distance.
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