Sofitel, Mexico City

Located on Paseo de la Reforma, Sofitel Mexico City Reforma is the first luxury hotel to open in Mexico City in more than a decade. Wilson Associates’ Dallas studio led the design of the 275 luxurious guest rooms, a Sofitel Spa with L’Occitane, state-of-the-art fitness center, and over 7,000 square feet of meetings and events space. Drawing inspiration from the Sofitel brand’s French roots, as well as the rich culture and history of Mexico City, the design team created an immersive experience by highlighting the vibrant Mexican culture within a chic, French context. The interiors are inspired by two iconic architects from the 20th Century – Le Corbusier and Luis Barragan. Representing the unique aesthetic of these two masters, the hotel embodies characteristics of the Modernist Movement through a rich colour palette, spatial design and art curation.

The hotel neighbors the iconic Angel of Independence monument, welcomed by surrounding views of the Mexico City skyline on the lobby level on the 14th floor, where they can proceed to the next floor via a sculptural staircase. The design team drew inspiration from a 35-millimeter film reel to conceive the geometric look of the staircase. Ascending up the tower, 275 stylishly appointed guest rooms located on the 15th through 37th floors, all offer unparalleled views of Mexico City. Guestrooms are dressed in serene and cool hues with playful touches of pink and blue, and complemented by contrasting materials that include textured walls, wood panelling and marble finishes. The hotel also features the Imperial Suite, located on the 37th floor, with over 3,300 square feet of living space, including a separate living room and dining room as well as floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the entire suite.

Sofitel Mexico City Reforma is also home to the first L’Occitane Spa within a hotel in Mexico, and features exclusive treatments, especially designed with music and fragrances to create an all-encompassing holistic experience. An indoor swimming pool on the 38th floor is surrounded by living green walls.