There are places in Mexico City that change the way you see the city. Sofitel Mexico City Reforma is one of them.
Rising above Paseo de la Reforma, with the Ángel de la Independencia almost within reach and the city stretching toward the mountains, the hotel brings together two sensibilities that feel remarkably at home in Mexico City: the elegance of the French art de vivre and the unmistakable energy of the capital.
Perhaps what stays with you most is the view. From every room, Mexico City unfolds through the windows—a constantly changing panorama of Reforma, the skyline and the mountains beyond. At the very top of the experience is the Imperial Suite, an especially private vantage point from which to take in the city at its most spectacular.
There is something wonderful about watching Mexico City from above. The morning light slowly illuminating the skyline, the movement of Reforma below, and, as evening arrives, the city transforming into a constellation of lights.
And when the sun goes down, there is another side of Sofitel waiting to be discovered.
L’Obsidian brings together signature mixology, curated music and an enveloping design to create an experience that feels intimate, unexpected and distinctly of-the-moment. Inspired by the volcanic stone born from fire, the bar invites guests into a world of sensory discovery, where cocktails, sound and atmosphere evolve throughout the evening.
Here, signature cocktails explore unexpected techniques and flavors, while carefully curated music sets the rhythm of the night. It is sophisticated without feeling formal, and intimate without losing touch with the energy of Mexico City.
This is perhaps what makes Sofitel Mexico City Reforma so compelling: the experience keeps changing.
There is the city outside your window, the privilege of seeing it from above, the quiet elegance of the Presidential Suite—and then there is L’Obsidian, where the energy of Mexico City comes back in after dark.
A place to look at the city from above.
A place to experience it from within.
And, ultimately, a new way to discover Mexico City.