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Hyatt Regency Mexico City

A Polanco high-rise offering sweeping Chapultepec views, a dedicated club lounge, and spacious contemporary rooms.

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90
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Hyatt Regency Mexico City is a large, business-oriented tower in the heart of Polanco with quick access to cultural sights and dining. Guests value the proactive front desk staff, generous room sizes, and sweeping park views from the upper levels. However, street traffic noise penetrates some rooms through non-double-glazed windows, and elevator waits can be lengthy during peak times. 5161512

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What travelers noticed

  • The hotel sits in a prime Polanco setting within easy walking distance of Chapultepec Park, the Anthropology museum, and high-end restaurants. 51611
  • Rooms and marble bathrooms offer generous square footage, open closet spaces, capsule coffee machines, and modern lighting controls. 20
  • The upper-floor suites and Regency Club lounge provide panoramic skyline views across the city. 51621
  • Dining earns consistent praise, particularly the breakfast buffet with traditional chilaquiles and the Amado bakery in the lobby. 131415

The catch

  • While several guests found the rooms pin-drop quiet at night, others were bothered by street traffic noise through windows that lack double glazing. 166
  • Some visitors praise the beds and fluffy pillows as superb, but other travelers found the mattresses too hard. 151
  • Globalist loyalty members report conflicting experiences, with some noting red-carpet service and others complaining about strict suite upgrade handling. drawn from the full read

Who it's for

  • Business travelers in Polanco
  • Hyatt points redeemers
  • Museum and culinary visitors

Skip it if

  • Light sleepers bothered by traffic noise
  • Travelers wanting boutique local charm

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From its prime location in the heart of the city to its impeccable service and stunning architecture.

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Arrival in the lobby feels impressive, though some rooms still feel dated despite the sleek first impression.

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The modern restaurant at night sets a luxurious tone, but some rooms still feel basic and need updating.

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The hotel suite offers a modern feel with top-notch amenities, though some rooms still seem dated.

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The panoramic window view of the city sets a strong first impression.

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Got Yucatan Herbal. Nice guest bathroom. Got a large mirror here. Got the living room area.

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The dining spread offers a modern, luxurious, all-inclusive experience that stands out.

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So, decent breakfast spread as well. So, I'll let you guys look at the rest of the spread.

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The modern lobby sets a sleek tone, but some rooms feel dated despite the resort's impressive first impression.

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Score breakdown

How the 90/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

94
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • The marble bathroom was dreamy with the gray and white marble tones, a large soaking tub and a standing shower. 6
  • The walk-in shower was massive and came stocked with premium amenities. 20

Food

92
read from 17 sources · Deep coverage
  • The club has sweeping views of the city, plenty of options for seating, and offers excellent varied choices for both food and beverages. 15
  • The only on-site restaurant we tried was Teppian Grill, and like all Hyatt restaurants I've tried, was fantastic. Fresh and delicious sushi, excellent staff. I'd highly recommend. 2

Location

96
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  • The proximity to stellar local attractions is simply unmatched. Think of an 8-minute walk that takes you right to the doors of the National Auditorium, or a leisurely stroll to the serene waters of Chapultepec Lake. 14
  • Location is superb. In the heart of the Polanco district, near lots of shops, restaurants, and one of the nicest parts of town. 2

Noise

89
read from 4 sources · Solid coverage
  • The hotel has 43 floors and I stayed on one of the high floors. It was wonderfully quiet. 15
  • HR Polanco is more business focused but a very solid option. Polanco has many great options for restaurants and shopping but condesa holds the top stop for night life. Very quiet property and the lounge on the 35th floor is very nice and generous with amenities. 13

Room

90
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  • View in the RC room was the same as in our suite on the 41st, which is to say, superb. 2
  • Each time I retreated to my room, the floor-to-ceiling windows framed a living portrait of Mexico City, an ever-changing vista that enthralled me no end. 14

Service

91
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  • Let me say upfront that the service at the Hyatt Regency Mexico City is second to none, top notch, and all-around excellent. 15
  • The hotel is very well staffed and there was never a wait at the front desk if I needed to inquire about something. For sure, this is one of the most proactive staffs I've encountered at any Hyatt property anywhere. 15

Bed & Sleep

92
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  • The rooms (and bathroom) are spacious and very nicely decorated, with a comfortable bed, great tech features for the lighting and a wall-mounted flat-screen tv. 2
  • The room is pin-drop quiet during the night for a good night's rest and the bed was comfy. 6

Value

84
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • For families visiting Mexico City, this hotel combines comfort, convenience, and top-notch service with excellent value when booked on points. 5
  • The accommodation recently featured on a variety show is Caliza Roma Residences by Tasman. It is a new property built less than two years ago, offering spacious rooms for the price, and its location right near the Angel of Independence makes it very convenient for getting around. 20

Where it is, how to reach it

Campos Eliseos No. 204 Polanco Chapuletpec
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast
11560 Mexico

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Stay value

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On par with what $$ usually buys

Scores 1 point above the mid-range median of 89, across 494 hotels in the same bracket. In Mexico City it sits level with the local median of 90.

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Where travelers agree — and don’t

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Food35 mentions · 3 filmed
  • Andaz. The Condesa neighborhood is awesome. Just got back from 5 nights there. Lovely hotel. Amazing food. 13
  • Though we were in the heart of one of Mexico City's tastiest gastronomic districts, the hotel's three restaurants (especially the Japanese plates at Yoshimi, as I've written earlier), excellent Sunday brunch at Rulfo (read here) as well as Amado, a pastry shop, are worth sampling. 6
  • The food is OK but not great with two basic hot dishes at breakfast (eggs and bacon etc.) and a cold buffet. 16
  • During my stay Globalists were given menus to order from and could either take room service or go to the restaurant to dine. I found the offerings generous with both Mexican and American breakfasts. 15
  • One restaurant, Rulfo, takes up most of the space. It's a delicious restaurant featuring mostly Mexican as well as non-Mexican cuisine. 15
  • It was modern and clean. Our rate included breakfast, and the buffet was nice. It had the usual fruits, breads, cheeses, and juices, and down at one end they had traditional Mexican dishes like chilaquiles. 13
  • Breakfast was served daily from 6:30 to 11 a.m. There was a nice assortment of foods, including plenty of fresh fruit, cheeses and fish as well as a few hot items. It was nice that the selection changed daily. 12
  • The Condesa neighborhood is awesome. Just got back from 5 nights there. Lovely hotel. Amazing food. 13
  • This hotel's highlight is the breakfast, which is delicious, and because the area is very walkable, you can walk the breakfast off without too much trouble. 16
  • My journey continued at the Yoshimi Japanese restaurant. It was a tranquil escape that boasted its serene Zen garden, complementing the exquisite sushi and sake selection. 14
  • Amado Bakery and Mexican sweet shop provide delightful pastries and traditional sweets. 14
  • But I appreciate that breakfast runs until 11:00 am (noon on Sundays) and the staff in the lounge were excellent. 7
  • Polanco is filled with upscale restaurants and has a distinct, beautiful European charm. 20
  • Other than that the food and bev was fine, the rooms and bathrooms of high quality and the location unbeatable. 2
  • The executive club lounge is lovely with dark wood ceilings, brown and cream furnishings, and with a buffet and magazines to one side and seating to the other, where the windows are. This club lounge is noteworthy for its extraordinary views, which you can enjoy through large windows. 16
  • The food from all of the restaurants and even at the Executive Club were very good to excellent. 6
  • I ordered room service a couple of times, guacamole, a quesadilla and a tortilla soup. All were reasonably priced, for room service, and satisfying. 11
  • The club has sweeping views of the city, plenty of options for seating, and offers excellent varied choices for both food and beverages. 15
  • The modern restaurant at night sets a luxurious tone, but some rooms still feel basic and need updating. On camera211:53
  • The dining spread offers a modern, luxurious, all-inclusive experience that stands out. On camera212:36
  • Dulce Patria is a hotel restaurant, and it's exceptional. 16
  • Mornings began with a sumptuous breakfast, the offerings ranging from local delicacies to international favorites, ensuring a delightful start to my day. 14
  • Teppan Grill, a darkly romantic restaurant with rustic touches, features Teppanyaki-grill style dining (akin to hibachi-style dining) for late lunches or dinners. 10
  • Coffee and coffee service: The hotel serves coffee, and therefore you have to wait to be served. It would be better if they had coffee out to self-serve, or ideally, a large Nespresso machine like they have at many Hyatt hotels. Also, they had no takeaway cups - as I usually want to grab a coffee before I go to the gym. 12
  • The hot dishes for the evening offering in the club lounge are usually limited to one chicken and one potato or rice dish, not really filling enough for a main meal. 16
  • In terms of dining, you can fuel up with a delicious Mexican or French dish from their on-site restaurants, Xanat Bistro & Terraza and Brasserie Lipp. 16
  • Back when they allowed Globalist breakfast at the restaurant, servers would harass you saying "tip is not included" which is, of course, against World of Hyatt policy. 7
  • So, decent breakfast spread as well. So, I'll let you guys look at the rest of the spread. On camera86:38
  • Rooms are individually styled, spacious, and thoughtfully put together, with high ceilings and plenty of natural light. There's no big restaurant or scene here, which is part of the charm, but you do get excellent breakfasts and easy access to everything nearby. 16
  • The only on-site restaurant we tried was Teppian Grill, and like all Hyatt restaurants I've tried, was fantastic. Fresh and delicious sushi, excellent staff. I'd highly recommend. 2
  • First we stopped at Rulfo Paraje Latino, where the vibrant flavors of Latin cuisine came to life with every dish, this place offers one of the Best Brunch options in Mexico City. 14
  • It was modern and clean. Our rate included breakfast, and the buffet was nice. It had the usual fruits, breads, cheeses, and juices, and down at one end they had traditional Mexican dishes like chilaquiles. I enjoyed that the most. 13
  • Each morning, we enjoyed a continental breakfast with plenty of variety, fresh fruit, pastries, yogurt, cold cuts, cheeses, and hot dishes that went beyond the basics. 5
  • And while you may be in the heart of one of Mexico City's tastiest gastronomic districts, past visitors say the hotel's three restaurants (especially the Japanese plates at Yoshimi) as well as pastry shop Amado are worth sampling. 17
  • Breakfast was only offered in the lobby restaurant, and it was a slightly elevated version of the standard HR buffet. 19
Service42 mentions · 1 filmed
  • While check-in was occurring, Francisco took our beverage orders (agua fresca, orange juice, tea, or coffee) and the whole check-in process took at most five minutes. 6
  • The concierge team at the hotel is excellent. If you have any specific questions about sites, reach out. 15
  • But I appreciate that breakfast runs until 11:00 am (noon on Sundays) and the staff in the lounge were excellent. 7
  • Let me say upfront that the service at the Hyatt Regency Mexico City is second to none, top notch, and all-around excellent. 15
  • The lounge remains open until 11pM and the helpful staff is in no hurry to push you out. 18
  • The hotel is very well staffed and there was never a wait at the front desk if I needed to inquire about something. For sure, this is one of the most proactive staffs I've encountered at any Hyatt property anywhere. 15
  • HR Insurgentes is a year old property but for me the location is kind of off. Nice property, great staff and solid benefits. 13
  • From the moment we arrived, the Hyatt Regency Mexico City impressed us with its service and attention to detail. 5
  • The concierge led us well, sending us not to a slick version for tourists, but to one in the Roma neighborhood. 11
  • The staff is exceptional and consistently delivers great service. 7
  • The bell desk/concierge team at the Hyatt is an impressive group of well seasoned professionals. Many on the team have worked ten or more years at this property. 15
  • The design is elegant and understated, blending classic architecture with soft, contemporary touches, and it immediately feels calm and considered. This is the kind of place where service is personal and discreet, and where you're more likely to feel like a guest in a private home than a hotel. 16
  • Andaz all the way - free snacks, great service, and amazing location! 13
  • The staff's attention to detail and cordial demeanor ensured a swift transition from the vibrant streets of Mexico City to the tranquility and warmth of what I would call home over the next few days. 14
  • Housekeeping was fantastic. I echo your comments regarding the Lounge, and provided those comments to Thierry. 12
  • I leave with this: the hotel was wonderful and the staff, without exception, was friendly and helpful. Special mention to Carla and Thierry, and the waiter in the Regency Club, whose name I forgot, but who tirelessly ran around getting everyone their drinks! 12
  • Upon arrival at the hotel, check-in went smoothly. The hotel staff had reached out to ask my arrival time so there was quite a greeting committee waiting for me! 15
  • Service has been excellent. 2
  • Staff in the RC was top notch, with just the right amount of attention paid to us, so that our drinks were never empty, but we also weren't being constantly interrupted. 2
  • For families visiting Mexico City, this hotel combines comfort, convenience, and top-notch service with excellent value when booked on points. 5
  • Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We got some good restaurant suggestions from them. 13
  • The one bad thing was that as a diamond member I couldn't check in at the lobby counter where there were three associates ready to take care of me. I was instead ushered to the 38th floor vip welcome lounge where a single staffer was taking care of four guests ahead of me. This was intensely irritating, and there simply wasn't an option to head back to the lobby. 2
  • Also, the concept of the concierge is cute, but these are nowhere near the level of concierge you would expect in a St Regis - then again, in fairness, the rates weren't at that level either. My Concierge failed to follow through on a couple of simple requests. 2
  • That said, the Hyatt Regency can make for a comfortable, convenient base for a certain kind of touristic visit to the sprawling metropolis. The splendid National Anthropology Museum sits a short walk away, as does the Bosque de Chapultepec, Mexico City's answer to Central Park. 11
  • Guests can expect upscale service, too: there's a concierge, same-day laundry, babysitting, private car service, and 24-hour room service. 10
  • The staff from all parts of the hotel were very helpful and friendly to us. Given to my crazy request mentioned earlier, they go to great lengths to make you happy (within reason) and the room was perfect. 6
  • However, the tone and attitude exhibited by the front desk clerk throughout the conversation and the nickel and diming (they add 100 pesos to the charge for calling an authroized taxi, too) definitely eroded my impressions of this property. 2
  • Except . It was nice that we were on a high floor, but one of the elevators was out of service and we always had to wait an eternity a few minutes for an elevator. 12
  • The front desk staff was welcoming, knowledgeable and very helpful (although when we asked for a recommendation for a quick bite for lunch they offered up "Fogo de Chao". ) 19
  • Regency Club perks include private check-in and check-out, plus food and beverages all day at Regency Club Lounge. This lounge has just been renovated. It offers great views from the 40th floor, but we have not heard any reviews of the new version of this lounge. 16
  • This is also where the girls slept on two comfortable rollaway beds, which housekeeping set up while we were out for less than an hour after check-in. That kind of efficiency is rare, we've spent far too many trips chasing down extra beds at other hotels. 5
  • The check-in experience was a seamless affair, underlining the efficiency one expects from a top-tier business hotel in Mexico City. 14
  • I got an upgraded room in the Concierge tower. The room itself was nice with some high tech gizmos. 2
  • His schedule highlighted the heroism of the cleaning staff at the Hyatt Regency, which was more than up to the task. 11
  • The food and concierge service was spot on, and the suite itself worked extremely well for me. 15
  • Room service was always available and housekeeping staff is excellent too. 15
  • Service throughout the property is excellent. 1
  • At check-in the bell man took me and bags to room. Opened door, room wasn't made up. Back to check-in, apology and got me a room facing the Chapultepec Park, which is the recommended side of the hotel. 12
  • From its prime location in the heart of the city to its impeccable service and stunning architecture. On camera210:13
  • Highlighting that staff is WONDERFUL and really rolls out the red carpet for Globalists. 13
  • I found that the lobby was more of a GH. Housekeeping was fantastic. 12
  • The Executive Suite gave our family plenty of space to relax, the Regency Club made meals and snacks effortless, and the staff went above and beyond with thoughtful touches, like Christmas teddy bears and surprise treats from the bakery-that made the stay feel truly special. 5
Location30 mentions · 1 filmed
  • From its prime location in the heart of the city to its impeccable service and stunning architecture. On camera210:13
  • Andaz all the way - free snacks, great service, and amazing location! 13
  • HR Insurgentes is a year old property but for me the location is kind of off. 13
  • Stark and understated, the new rooms remind me more of Park Hyatt than Regency. They are easily are among the nicest in the neighborhood, with superb beds and lots of fluffy pillows. 1
  • The proximity to stellar local attractions is simply unmatched. Think of an 8-minute walk that takes you right to the doors of the National Auditorium, or a leisurely stroll to the serene waters of Chapultepec Lake. 14
  • The Hyatt Regency Mexico City is located in Polanco, an upscale fun area of the city. 15
  • The location is ideal, right by Parque Lincoln, which gives you a peaceful, green setting while still being steps from some of the city's best restaurants and boutiques. 16
  • Las Alcobas arguably has a similarly great location, with great high-end restaurants and good coffee shops a stone's throw away and offering a nice walk to the big park in Polanco. 16
  • I stayed at the HR. It was great with great lounge. I find Condesa to be a more interesting location though. 13
  • Hyatt Regency Mexico City is located in the trendy Polanco neighborhood, the perfect spot in which to explore the authentic art, shops, restaurants and nightlife. 16
  • The Hyatt Regency Mexico City location in Polanco put us within walking distance of Chapultepec Park, the National Museum of Anthropology, and the city's best shopping along Avenida Presidente Masaryk. 5
  • Except . We just got back at 4 nights at the hotel. Overall, its a great hotel and and a perfect location. 12
  • ArnoldoSea • 2 taon ang nakalipas We stayed at the Andaz last July. We stayed at the Andaz last July. Great location. I think Condesa is a fantastic choice of neighborhood if this is your first time in Mexico City. 13
  • This hotel is located in the heart of Polanco, the best area of the capital, known for hosting international corporations, diplomatic headquarters, great gastronomic offers, museums, and the most exclusive shops in its famous Avenida Presidente Masaryk. 16
  • And this Hyatt property is an easy choice for your stay. Well located, and I've had multiple all-around great experiences there. 15
  • The location is a big part of the appeal. Set in Polanco, you're within walking distance of some of Mexico City's best restaurants, shopping, and cultural spots, including Parque Lincoln and the museums of Chapultepec. 16
  • Location is superb. In the heart of the Polanco district, near lots of shops, restaurants, and one of the nicest parts of town. 2
  • One cannot speak of the Hyatt Regency without praising its enchanting location. The hotel is a stone's throw from the charm of Polanquito, an area brimming with chic restaurants and lively bars that underscore the city's cosmopolitan allure. 14
  • Andaz Singapore review - location's great, hotel not so much 13
  • The St. Regis, and the Four Seasons for that matter, is well located and easy access to the rest of the city. This is probably the best location of any Marriott in Mexico City. 16
  • Having stayed before at the Nikko (and the Presidente and Marriott in that neighborhood), I can attest to the convenience of the location. 2
  • The hotel is in the heart of the Polanco neighborhood, a posh part of Mexico City with restaurants bars, and cafés all within walking distance. It's a very nice part of town. We were approached by a couple of beggars when we went out for tacos, but I felt very safe. 7
  • The Hyatt is perfectly located in upscale Polanco, one of the richest neighborhoods in Mexico City. 18
  • Amazing hotel and location. Thankyou very much for sharing. 12
  • Other than that the food and bev was fine, the rooms and bathrooms of high quality and the location unbeatable. 2
  • Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City is steps away from the Angel of Independence and a five-minute walk away from the leafy Bosque de Chapultepec park. It is situated on Paseo de la Reforma in downtown Mexico City, ideal for Mexico City's financial and business areas, but also for tourists. 16
  • The location of the Hyatt Regency Mexico City is perfect. Mexico City is a GREAT walking city. 15
  • Location wise, it wasn't really in walking distance to any major sights (except the World Trade Center, which had a few restaurants). 13
  • The hotel's location is nothing short of incredible, offering immediate access to the cultural and culinary richness of Polanco. 14
  • Stayed there a couple years back for one night. Walking distance to many good restaurants, Anthropology museum. 12
Bathroom11 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The bathroom was also very generous in size, though it featured a single vanity sink. 20
  • The marble bathroom was dreamy with the gray and white marble tones, a large soaking tub and a standing shower. 6
  • The bathroom was marble - with a bathtub and shower and two sinks. The toilet and a bidet were in a WC, which is always nice when there is more than one guest in the room (of course, a second bathroom is even nicer, but you can't have everything!). 12
  • I also appreciated the local bathroom amenities, which featured products from the Yucatan area of Mexico. I enjoyed using both the soaps and shampoos. 15
  • Shower amenities were from Yucatan Herbal and had a combination of aloe vera and honey (I'm not a fan of either scent...). 7
  • The bathroom features a single sink and a spacious shower booth stocked with amenities, along with plenty of bottled water for brushing your teeth. 20
  • Got Yucatan Herbal. Nice guest bathroom. Got a large mirror here. Got the living room area. On camera80:49
  • The beige marble bathrooms are roomy, but they lack some of the amenities guests expect from high-end hotels, like rainfall showers and separate tubs instead of shower/tub combos. 10
  • Both bathrooms were large by any standard, but the master bathroom was downright huge. 15
  • The bathroom was very large but a bit dated (I can do without the small tiles in the shower and 80's gold trim faucets). But very clean and functional. 2
  • The walk-in shower was massive and came stocked with premium amenities. 20
Value6 mentions
  • For families visiting Mexico City, this hotel combines comfort, convenience, and top-notch service with excellent value when booked on points. 5
  • To be honest, I'd rank the Intercontinental next door as a better option in that location. Room rates are lower and it has been renovated more recently (nicer rooms) and it also has great restaurants and customer service. 15
  • The accommodation recently featured on a variety show is Caliza Roma Residences by Tasman. It is a new property built less than two years ago, offering spacious rooms for the price, and its location right near the Angel of Independence makes it very convenient for getting around. 20
  • Red wine, Corona, Herradura tequila are all available at no cost along with delicious snacks including the hotel's own al pastor. 18
  • A great value-for-money accommodation in the Polanco area is District Polanco by Lumina. It is a boutique hotel with carefully designed room interiors, and you can stay there for about a half to a third of the price of nearby global chain hotels. 20
  • It is worth noting that this hotel is near the Zona Rosa, which is known to be a high crime area, so take care if you choose this hotel as your base. 16
Room42 mentions · 2 filmed
  • That was impressive. It had a separate living area from the bedroom, plus 1.5 bathrooms. We were on the 11th floor. It was modern and clean. 13
  • An odd choice for a business hotel: desks have wood chairs rather than ergonomic desk chairs. 10
  • George Reply December 18, 2024 at 10:38 pm This is one of my least favorite Hyatts in the world. They absolutely do not follow Hyatt policy in regards to suite upgrades for Globalists (have checked in when suites available and not been upgraded). 7
  • The King bed was super comfortable (although I agree with the person above that the desk chair is not!). 2
  • My wife and I just stayed a night at the Hyatt place by LAX. When got to the room there was a 2-page handwritten not from the mgr along with cookies and trail mix. It was quite a personal touch too for a hotel we booked with 6,000 points. 12
  • The Executive Suites are large and well-appointed, and you feel like you're in a residence rather than in a hotel room. 15
  • Essentially a corner room in the living room area, you've got floor-to-ceiling windows, and in the bedroom, you do as well. At the corner areas, the sun's coming up there. And you've got the other side of the window here as well. So, nice views from this hotel. 8
  • The room was on a corner, with floor to ceiling windows. That was impressive. 13
  • The bed was delicious, the double curtains incredibly handy, and the desk big enough and comfortable enough to actually work at. 11
  • Since my last visit, the room has new espresso machines with pods from a local coffee company (but my decaf coffee was even worse than a Nespresso pod). 7
  • Between the bedroom and the bathroom was the closet/dressing area. It had plenty of space and the drawers were functional! 12
  • I no longer worry about automatic upgrades; I simply apply my suite upgrade certificates seamlessly to the fantastic Regency Suites. 7
  • View in the RC room was the same as in our suite on the 41st, which is to say, superb. 2
  • I stayed in a standard room, which was incredibly spacious with more than enough room to fully open multiple large suitcases-a huge plus for long-haul travelers! 20
  • My only dislikes are the chairs in the room- the desk chair is not comfortable for very long and the other seating is a chaise lounge. 2
  • As I entered my assigned suite I sensed a peaceful quiet feeling and indeed this turned out to be true throughout my stay. I knew it would be easy to work through my jet lag in this comfortable suite. 15
  • The rooms (and bathroom) are spacious and very nicely decorated, with a comfortable bed, great tech features for the lighting and a wall-mounted flat-screen tv. 2
  • The boardroom area, with its most natural use being a workspace, only had two outlets. They were both under the sink area, which was the furthest area from the window. 15
  • I wish more rooms had something like this, instead of having to hunt around the walls for proper light switches. Overall I give the room an A- 2
  • At 1,001 square feet, our Executive Suite felt like a small apartment, something we deeply appreciate when traveling with kids. 5
  • I was offered a choice of Globalist upgraded suites upon check-in, and chose a high-floor corner suite. Nice layout for both rooms, with a wet bar and lots of light, looking north to Chapultepec and the World Trade Center. 19
  • My suite was lovely. Decorated in neutral shades of gray and cream, it feels like an upscale home. 6
  • well there's an espresso machine tv a little bit weird place for a mini bar you would think that it's there with the with the mini kitchen or whatever you want to call that On camera41:03
  • Each time I retreated to my room, the floor-to-ceiling windows framed a living portrait of Mexico City, an ever-changing vista that enthralled me no end. 14
  • The room itself was nice with some high tech gizmos. 2
  • The hotel suite offers a modern feel with top-notch amenities, though some rooms still seem dated. On camera212:07
  • Room is well laid out, spacious, clean and nice furnishings. 2
  • The room also included a large, comfortable sofa, a proper work desk, and a dedicated luggage rack. 20
  • I "splurged" and paid for a Regency Suite; this granted us club access. The room was on a corner, with floor to ceiling windows. That was impressive. 13
  • The hotel itself is great. We used a Diamond Suite Upgrade and we were given a Regency Suite on the 41st floor with amazing city/park views. 2
  • The room also included a large, comfortable sofa, a proper work desk, and a dedicated luggage rack. There was a large wall-mounted TV as well, though I barely had time to turn it on! The layout felt thoughtful, comfortable, and highly functional. 20
  • Plugs and outlets were plentiful in the bedroom and living area, though. There were outlets near the beds and universal plugs and USB charging ports on the dresser in the master bedroom. 15
  • Both the bedroom and the living area of the suite have beautiful natural lighting, with almost floor to ceiling windows. 15
  • The bedroom had a large king bed and a burnt orange chaise set near the window for a spectacular view of Mexico City. 6
  • While there was no traditional standalone wardrobe, the room featured a highly functional open closet space with a safe, right next to a well-stocked capsule coffee machine and minibar setup. 20
  • The room was on a corner, with floor to ceiling windows. That was impressive. It had a separate living area from the bedroom, plus 1.5 bathrooms. We were on the 11th floor. It was modern and clean. 13
  • The Executive Suite gave our family plenty of space to relax, the Regency Club made meals and snacks effortless, and the staff went above and beyond with thoughtful touches, like Christmas teddy bears and surprise treats from the bakery-that made the stay feel truly special. 5
  • Throughout the suite there are overhead lights that provide good lighting, and I liked that you could dim them as well. 15
  • Guest rooms are spacious, comfortable, and meticulously maintained, though the neutral chain-hotel decor lacks character and is even slightly outdated compared to the rest of the hotel. 10
  • The light control system was impressive, as there is a device next to the bed that controls all 2
  • Each time we inquired about the room it was made to seem as it was our fault. They had several internal communication failures. 12
  • WiFi worked everywhere in the room and was relatively speedy. 2
Bed & Sleep3 mentions
  • The bed was too hard for me, but not as hard as some other beds at Hyatt properties. Not too hard that I didn't sleep well, but too hard for me to rate it any higher. 15
  • The rooms (and bathroom) are spacious and very nicely decorated, with a comfortable bed, great tech features for the lighting and a wall-mounted flat-screen tv. 2
  • The room is pin-drop quiet during the night for a good night's rest and the bed was comfy. 6
View5 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The 755 luxurious rooms at this Hyatt property have marble baths, and suites overlook Chapultepec Park and Lincoln Park. 16
  • Visitors say the rooms are clean and spacious, featuring a contemporary, minimalist style, marble bathrooms, minibars, satellite TVs and views of the city skyline or Chapultepec Park. 17
  • The panoramic window view of the city sets a strong first impression. On camera212:31
  • Evening cocktails and snacks in this high-altitude haven were exceptional wrap-ups, with the city's panorama at dusk serving as the perfect backdrop. 14
  • As Hyatt Globalists, we enjoyed access to the Hyatt Regency Mexico City Club (Lounge) on the upper floors, which offered sweeping views of Chapultepec Park and the city skyline. 5
Noise8 mentions
  • HR Polanco is more business focused but a very solid option. Polanco has many great options for restaurants and shopping but condesa holds the top stop for night life. Very quiet property and the lounge on the 35th floor is very nice and generous with amenities. 13
  • The view of the park and skyline is nice, but be aware that the traffic noise is quite bad as the windows aren't double-glazed. 16
  • Very quiet property and the lounge on the 35th floor is very nice and generous with amenities. 13
  • I remember seeing reviews that the rooms were noisy, but we didn't notice any noise beyond what you would expect at any major city. 13
  • Andaz is in a hip area. More night life and geared towards younger. The hotel is nice but can be a bit noisy at night. 13
  • HR Polanco is more business focused but a very solid option. Polanco has many great options for restaurants and shopping but condesa holds the top stop for night life. Very quiet property 13
  • The rooms are spacious and quiet, with cool tones and a contemporary style. 17
  • The hotel has 43 floors and I stayed on one of the high floors. It was wonderfully quiet. 15

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    Hotel Review: Hyatt Regency Polanco, Mexico City
    bradajohnson.netReview siteDate not stated5 quotes used
    Stark and understated, the new rooms remind me more of Park Hyatt than Regency. They are easily are among the nicest in the neighborhood, with superb beds and lots of fluffy pillows.
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    Hyatt Regency Mexico City REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
    flyertalk.comForum threadDate not stated25 quotes used
    The King bed was super comfortable (although I agree with the person above that the desk chair is not!).
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    Hyatt Regency Mexico City, Mexico - Review of Regency Suite ...
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    well there's an espresso machine tv a little bit weird place for a mini bar you would think that it's there with the with the mini kitchen or whatever you want to call that
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    Hyatt Regency Mexico City review: a family stay in Polanco
    onpointswithkids.comReview siteDate not stated11 quotes used
    For families visiting Mexico City, this hotel combines comfort, convenience, and top-notch service with excellent value when booked on points.
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    Fantastic Stay at Hyatt Regency Mexico City
    thewanderingeater.comReview siteDate not stated9 quotes used
    While check-in was occurring, Francisco took our beverage orders (agua fresca, orange juice, tea, or coffee) and the whole check-in process took at most five minutes.
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