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W Mexico City

Mexico City, Mexico
$250-450/ nuit

Réservez si You want to be the cool kid in Polanco who prioritizes a lobby scene and mezcal over silence and subtlety.

Pourquoi les gens l'adorent

8.7⭐189 avis
  • Location is unbeatable—walkable to Pujol and Lincoln Park
  • The Living Room Bar is a legitimate local nightlife hotspot
  • Rooms are massive by Mexico City standards with funky, non-corporate design

En bref : A loud, sexy, aging party host that’s still fun to hang out with but might keep you up past your bedtime.

Évalué par @femme_foodie: I stayed in the Wonderful Room and it was honestly a vibe. The neon lights under the bed and the hidden bar made it feel like a private lounge. Plus, the Polanco views are stunning. It's the perfect spot if you love modern design.

Ce que les clients qui ont séjourné ici ont dit

The hype

Travelers love the Polanco location and the friendly staff, but the 'party vibe' is polarizing.

Reality check

The 'open concept' bathrooms with see-through showers and toilets are a nightmare for anyone not in a romantic relationship.

  • You thrive on high-energy lobby vibes and DJ sets
  • You want to walk to the best restaurants in Latin America
  • You appreciate bold, quirky design over beige luxury

Propreté et entretien

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  • Housekeeping: Generally reliable daily service, though some reports of missed dust in corners.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Clean, but the aggressive tile patterns can hide grime. Some grout wear visible.
  • Maintenance: Showing its age (2003 build). Occasional peeling paint and worn carpets reported.
  • Linens & towels: Standard W quality—crisp and decent, but not ultra-luxury.
  • Odors & scents: Lobby smells of signature W perfume; some rooms have lingering humidity/musty smells.

Sleepability™

5.5MODÉRÉ
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0-4BRUYANT
4-7.5MODÉRÉ
7.5-10SILENCIEUX
  • Lobby DJ bass reverberating to lower floors
  • Guests partying in hallways and near elevators
  • Construction/maintenance noise in service shafts

Avant de réserver

Bon à savoir

  • The 'pool' is actually just a large hot tub in the spa area
  • WiFi is NOT free in rooms unless you are a Marriott Bonvoy member
  • Valet parking is surprisingly affordable for Polanco (approx $5-10 USD/night)

Quoi emporter

  • High-quality earplugs (essential)
  • US-to-Mexico power adapter (though many outlets are US-style, voltage is same)
  • Dressy casual outfits—Polanco is stylish

Génie des chambres

Meilleurs choix

  • Marvelous Suite for the best views of Polanco
  • High-floor rooms (20+) away from the elevators to minimize lobby bass

Chambres à éviter

  • 24th floor rooms (directly under the event space/moving furniture noise)
  • Rooms near the elevator banks (constant foot traffic and chatter)
  • Lower floors (vulnerable to street and lobby noise)

Génie de demande de chambre – copier & coller

“I am a light sleeper requesting a room on a high floor (20-23), strictly away from the elevator bank and NOT on the 24th floor under the event space.”

FAQ et astuces cachées

Tout ce que vous voulez vraiment savoir avant de réserver.

Is there a pool?

No. There is a large whirlpool/hot tub in the spa, but no swimming pool.

Is it noisy?

Yes. Between the lobby DJ, thin walls, and hallway echo, it is not a quiet hotel.

How much is breakfast?

The buffet at 25 Dos runs about MXN 520-640 (~$30-35 USD) per person.

Is the area safe?

Yes, Polanco is one of the safest, wealthiest neighborhoods in Mexico City.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes, it's pet-friendly with a fee of ~$100 USD plus a cleaning fee.

Do the bathrooms have privacy?

Barely. Most have glass walls or open layouts. Not suitable for sharing with colleagues.

Conseils d'initiés

  • ✨

    The 'Living Room' bar has a great mezcal selection—ask the bartender for a flight.

  • ✨

    Use the 'Away Spa' steam room to recover from altitude sickness or a hangover.

  • ✨

    The concierge can sometimes snag last-minute tables at nearby hotspots like Pujol.

5 choses à savoir avant de partir

  • 💡The 'hammock in the shower' feature in some rooms is more of a novelty than functional.

  • 💡Elevator waits can be long during weekend evenings due to the rooftop/bar crowds.

  • 💡The checkerboard tile in the bathrooms can be visually dizzying.

  • 💡Room service can be slow (1hr+) during peak party hours.

  • 💡Some rooms have windows *only* in the bathroom, making the bedroom feel dark.

Guide local

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