“We wil be back!”

The hotel is absolutely beautiful and in a great location. A short, fun, sight-seeing filled walk to the Zocalo. The staff is incredible. I would without a doubt recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Mexico City.

“Hilton-reforma Mexico City”

I was treated very well by very concientious staff.

“Excellent choice”

Conveniently located in Mexico City’s impressive and historically rich Downtown (within walking distance of Palacio de Bellas Artes, Zocalo, Museums, and the impressive Diego Rivera Murals and the National Palace, among other attractions), the hotel is elegant and comfortable, with one of the best and most popular restaurants in its lobby. I highly recommend it!

“Hilton Centro Historico”

good

“Great to meet people”

Arrived from NYC and was immediately invited to go to the executive lounge. On my way up I met some fun mexican people and that day I had the best time while in Mexico City. The hotel is really well equipped to service a young international crowd that wants to mingle with locals. Had lunch at one of the hotel restaurants with my new mexican friends which where also visiting from the north of the country. We continued our party at the hotel's executive lounge on the 26th floor with amazing views of the city with day light and night light. The service was excellent, young and very motivated to make our stay a real experience. Having travelled around, I definitely felt very comfortable at the hotel.

“Amazing hotel in mexico city”

The hotel is pretty nice, staff is very friendly, excellent service. good locatio and big room with an awesome flat tv. I recommend the hilton reforma.

“Well located near to Zocalo”

Very satisfied

“very confortable”

nice,, elegant. a lot convenient features

“Worth every penny”

The name is a misnomer. The hotel is not located at Paseo de la Reforma but on Avenida Juárez (some 100 m away from Reforma). Other than that, the location can't be better: across the Alameda, and you can easly walk to Bellas Artes and even the Zócalo. On the same block, on the back street there is the new Museo del Arte Popular (on Independencia street). Definitely worth a visit. On the same street as the museum sits the Teatro Metropolitan, a venue for concerts. Bonus: When we looked through the window we saw the most breathaking way of the volcanoes. A sight seldom seen. We had to stop to enjoy it.

“Hilton on Reforma”

I have stayed at this hotel 8 times in the last year when it was Sheraton. With the change over to Hilton, the service, food, and overall quality has not changed, it is excellent. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.