St. Regis Mexico City

Description:

• The St. Regis Mexico City, which opened in 2009, is the first urban property opened in Latin America by the century-old luxury hotel chain. Located on Paseo de la Reforma facing the iconic statue of Diana the Huntress, the Starwood-managed hotel occupies a sleek tower designed by architect Cesar Pelli and Yabu Pushelberg. Accommodations are on the 4th to 14th floors – 189 rooms including 6 that are ADA-compliant guestrooms and 35 suites. Deluxe rooms – the least expensive – contain 538 square feet of space and are furnished in a contemporary style with cream, light green, and pale purple accents. Frequent visitors gush over the much-hailed St. Regis Butler Service; Chief Concierge Arturo Ortiz knows the city inside out. In addition to the Remède Spa, Exercise Room, and Restaurante Diana, the hotel features the Children's Club, where activities include English-Spanish lessons. The Zona Rosa and Chapultepec Park are within walking distance.
  
  Accommodations: 189 rooms and suites
  Rates: USD $434-3,000. Does not include 18.5% room tax (240 pesos wireless internet charge, per computer) WiFi in Guest Rooms: USD $15 per day
  Payment: Mexican pesos, Visa, MasterCard, Amex (2010 changes in exchanging US dollars has caused the hotel to request payment by credit card or in Mexican pesos)
  Parking: Valet
  Services: Complimentary Wifi in Public Areas, restaurant, bar, spa, fitness center, pool, car service Fee: Complimentary
  How to Get There: Metro Sevilla
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