Hyde Mexico City Reforma | Hotel

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Set inside a reimagined 1960s building, Hyde Mexico City Reforma brings new energy to one of the capital’s most iconic addresses. Across 106 guestrooms, studios and suites, comfort meets character, with interiors inspired by the city’s architectural heritage, artistic spirit and ever-evolving creative scene.

When it’s time to dine, all roads lead to Enzu Restaurant & Bar, where premium Japanese cuisine takes centre stage. For everything in between, Sun & Moon is Hyde's all-day gathering spot, where coffee gives way to cocktails alongside light bites and drinks inspired by the flavours of Mexico City.

Beyond the table, Hyde Mexico City Reforma gives you more ways to shape your stay: from a fitness studio to event spaces infused with the hotel’s irreverent spirit, designed to make any gathering unforgettable.

True to Hyde form, it’s a place made as much for connection as for retreat.

New Opening: 50% off first stays from 1st Sep - 1st Dec, 2026

Why you’ll love it

Iconic location: Reforma at your doorstep, with Mexico City’s cultural heart within easy reach.

A unique sushi experience at Enzu Restaurant & Bar that makes dining a ritual

Event spaces and social corners made for letting go and living it up, the Hyde way

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Where you'll be

Reforma

Few boulevards capture the spirit of Mexico City quite like Avenida Paseo de la Reforma. Stretching through the heart of the capital, it's lined with some of the city's most celebrated museums, galleries, monuments and green spaces, making it an ideal base for exploring one of the world's most culturally rich destinations. Just moments away, Colonia Juárez has become one of the city's most exciting creative neighbourhoods, where historic mansions now house independent galleries, listening bars, chef-led restaurants and design studios. Visit in late October and you'll find Reforma transformed by one of the city's most iconic Día de los Muertos celebrations, as colourful Catrinas and monumental floats make their way towards the Zócalo.