Hyatt Regency Mexico City Hotel

We've returned from a club room at the Hyatt Regency Polanco. This was an exemplary stay that textbooks could include. Great reception on 40, nice club room with breakfast and evening 'snack' consisting of a hot entree, two hot side dishes, cheeses, cold cuts, smoked fish, salad, hors-d'oeuvres, small sandwiches, bread, cut fruits and vegetables, and numerous desserts, along with an open bar. We had an executive suite for three people (adult son with us) and the room was fantastic. One thing that sometimes disappoints with high-rise hotels is dirt on the outside of the window. These windows were sparkling, as was the entire room. Pool and exercise areas (plus tennis courts which I didn't realize they had until we arrived) were clean and nicely designed.

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Lovely hotel, staff is friendly. This hotel has everything you need. Coffee machine, fridge, water bottles (2 free every day), bathroom amenities, huge TV. Clean, fresh and cute. Gym is amazing has everything you would ever want from a gym! Quiet and clean. Breakfast is the best I've had for a long time, so much to choose from! The buffet has anything you would ever want. Juices are so fresh, you can have any type of coffee, breads. Plus eggs any style. Outside hotel- there is so much right outside the hotel. The location in, perfect for tourists and business. What a lovely hotel, staff and location. Highly recommend this hotel!

Nice high rise hotel just across from Chapultepec park. Easy access to the tour busses that travel the city (across at the National Auditorium), and the park attractions. Nice lobby with restaurant and bar, and behind the hotel (a few blocks) is the Polanco neighborhood with tons of restaurants and shopping. Felt safe in the immediate area and in Polanco (as well as most of CDMX, except for one occasion not related to this hotel or nearby). Our room had a nice view of the park and city. Staff is very helpful and most everyone we interacted with spoke English as well as Spanish. The Auditorio metro stop is also close by, but I don't recommend using the metro. I've had loads of experience on various city subway and train systems, but we ultimately were pickpocketed (one phone and another's wallet) in a mad rush of people at the Zocalo station. With that unfortunate event, it was still nice to visit Mexico City and this hotel was a great place to stay. Note, the Uber apps kept taking our drivers a bit further down from the actual hotel, we learned our last night to plug in the hotel's address versus searching for the hotel itself.