Hyatt Regency Mexico City Polanco

There are three hotels in Polanco that is called the three American chain hotels collectively. Hyatt Regency being one of them. You should consider booking it here if you want your stay to be centrally located in the poshest neighborhood, walk to everything, from museums to parks to pubs to shopping to anything in between.
I really enjoyed their club level access for breakfast, snack, dinner type of snack and drink options. The view is nice. The rooms are comfortable and you can get early check in if you are a diamond member. We checked in at 9 am.
I also liked their spa and fitness facility, the indoor pool opened until 10 and is quite lovely to use.
It’s on the large side, but if you are on the club level, you can call the concierge and they have this butler service where the concierge come to your room and help you map out your activities, and also bring boarding pass back to your room after you sent it to their printer.
Endless dining options in Polanco. Not surprisingly, it’s filled with expats and foreigners in the evenings. Which makes it easy, especially your Spanish ends with Hola.

Hyatt sunday brunch was excellent. The best were the king crab legs. Service was excellent. Ambiance was very good and the live singer as well. (and all u can drink moet). We will be coming back soon.

Well, visiting kots off hotels this is one if the best so far. Great room. Bootjes a twin but did get up on request a king on the 32^th floor.
Very friendly staff, givin great service with a small. Roomservice is also great.
The restaurants are also very good. It is a safe area and thats unique for Mexico City. Did enjoy this hotel a lot, a huge lot.

Just checked in, hung up the cloths and decided to take a look at the food and drink options in the Regency Club on the 40^th Floor. I am told it is only available to those staying from the 40^th to the 46^th floors. I am glad I did. I am now enjoying appetizers and drinks with great service, great food and great views of Mexico City. The appetizers are fantastic. They will easily provide for a light, delicious, filling dinner for the evening. I will be back again later this week. Did I mention everything is included for no additional charge?

Beautiful hotel! Room was great and super clean. I love all the amenities that the hotel provided and the club level was exceptional. I would highly recommend staying here if you are in town. There is a beautiful park in walking distance as well as great places to eat (including Starbucks, for those looking for a touch of home).

I have been coming to Mexico, for working reasons, quite a long time. I have tried several hotels in different areas but I have to say that the Hyatt beats most of them. It’s nicely located in a safe colony were you have the rare luxury in Mexico City of being able able to walk to places. They have just renovated the lobby and the fitness center and they have started slowly redoing all the rooms.
Their f&b options are very good and the staff is friendly and always at your service.
So if you have to come to this wonderful city, do not hesitate this is one of the best options.

Stayed at this Hotel 3 days & 4 nights, it was excellent. Safe area, walked around day & night never felt any danger. The room was great, the concierge Moises was a great help. Walking distance from many great restaurants and Bars.

Le supieron dar una desempolvada a este viejo hotel de la época del concreto bruto y los 80´s. Le metieron materiales nuevos, pintura nueva y dos o tres intervenciones a la estructura (como la escalera de caracol al fondo) que hacen que el lugar se vea actual y luminoso. Adiós a los espejos de agua, al marmol color salmon y los barandales dorados.
Los empleados son atentos, no tienen estacionamiento para bicis como en los otros tres hoteles alrededor, pero te la pueden guardar en la bodeguita del equipaje. El business center es enorme, el gimnasio tambíen (aunque el actual es sólo temporal). Los cuartos también quedaron bonitos, cómodos y modernos; lo mejor sigue siendo su vista ya sea a Chapul o a Polanco.
En tarifas, es el hotel más amigable de esa gran manzana.

Sometimes you’re in the mood for a petite and smartly decorated boutique hotel experience, and other times, you’re looking for a trusty thing like the Hyatt. The Mexico City Hyatt is my new favorite place to stay. Sure the rooms have that executive hotel feel instead of the models-​stay-​here kinda vibe, but I love the location, cleanliness, amenities, and gorgeous lobby.
Situated in Polanco, a lush and glamorous neighborhood, this Hyatt features some of the best service. I grogily walked in at 9am after surviving a red eye and they were quick in pulling up my reservation and showing me up to my room. None of that having to sleep in the lobby until the official check-​in time. Score.
Then, to kick off those sleepy blues, I explored the gym. The facilities were already better than the gym I pay for back home in São Paulo. All the equipment is new and the space itself is absolutely huge. There’s tons of weight machines (all really clean), a line of LifeFitness treadmills, a handful of spinning bikes and ample room for stretching. This fitness center alone will keep me coming back to this Hyatt. Apparently, this is only the temporary fitness center (imagine that) as they’re renovating the swimming pool, sauna, steam rooms, tennis courts and changing rooms.
This hotel is perfect for a weary business traveler who’s simply looking for everything packed into one (restaurants, fitness, pool, nice room, location). Yep, can’t go wrong with this choice.

Segun me dijeron cuando estuve hospedado alli, lo estaban remodelando. La verdad que el gimnasio es de primera, parece una cadena, las habitaciones muy comodas y el lobby es de primer nivel. El desayuno buffet se destaca por su variedad y calidad (es cierto, el precio es elevado). Los restaurantes y su backery tambien son muy buenos.

There’s nothing to like about this hotel… the check in is fast, the staff are friendly, the rooms are clean, modern and well appointed and the food in the hotel was top notch.
The hotel was also extremely quiet, despite the number of people staying, so they’ve done a good job of insulation — always a bonus :-)
Breakfast is amazing… so much choice and much of it fresh and healthy. I also ate dinner there one night and the menu/​wine list was superb.
The hotel is also in a safe area… I ran each day (there’s a park not far away you can run in/​around) and I never felt in any danger staying there.
I really couldn’t think of anything negative about the hotel at all and would definitely stay there again.
Highly recommended!

Uno de mis edificios favoritos. Durante muchos años fue el edificio más alto del DF. Ahora ocupa el lugar 14 y sigue descendiendo, a medida que las construcciones aumentan de altura. Con 142 metros y 43 plantas de concreto reforzado y vidrio impresiona en una ubicación privilegiada. Tiene 756 habitaciones y 16 salones. 5 plantas subterráneas de estacionamiento. La esquina de Andrés Bello y Arquímedes enfrente de Chapultepec.
El lobby es impresionante por su amplitud y las columnas de concreto que lo flanquean para dar espacio al Lobby Bar, ahora en remodelación.
Inicialmente operó como hotel Nikko. En 2012, lo adquirió la cadena Hyatt.
Diseñado por Obayashi Gumi.

Debo confesar que he estado en este hotel en pocas ocasiones y cuando lo hice estuve como prensa, en ese sentido, el trato fue muy bueno, ya que nos dieron un buen desayuno.
Siempre se siente chévere cuando algún camarero llega y te pregunta «¿Algo más señor?», algo que ocurre a cada momento, pues el servicio es su principal arma par desear volver.