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- From the outside, the 31-story The St. Regis Mexico City is sleek and modern, with a dark blue-mirrored façade that makes its mark as one of the tallest buildings in Mexico City.
- Arresting stone sculptures serve as the focal point for the lobby, a strikingly bold touch to the otherwise soft coloring.
- On the 15th floor, whether you’re getting a pedicure in the beautiful Remède Spa salon, getting in a cardio workout on a treadmill, swimming in the indoor pool or lazing about in the Jacuzzi, the floor-to-ceiling views are simply breathtaking.
- Rising high above the Paseo de la Reforma, The St. Regis Mexico City is well-located in the Plaza of Diana the Huntress, where it overlooks the landmark Fountain of Diana.
- Dining is also an experience. Stop for a drink in the swanky King Cole Bar for a Sangrita María, the hotel’s signature Bloody Mary, or book a private tasting menu at Chef's Table by Krug.
- High-profile guests typically opt for the Astor and the St. Regis suites, and for good reason. These accommodations offer private entrances and spacious accommodations that include living area, extra bedroom suite, dining area, office and kitchenette.
- When weather permits, Restaurant Diana offers alfresco dining on the terrace overlooking some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Fountain of Diana, the Angel of Independence and the Chapultepec Castle.
- For an after-dinner drink, the King Cole Bar offers an elegant place to retire for a Bloody Mary, digestif or classic whiskey on the rocks, with a bar menu of Mexican-style tapas.
- The St. Regis Mexico City’s 189 guest rooms are elegant and luxurious, with a color scheme of light greens and deep purples, a plush velvet-covered couch in the sitting area and a dark wood writing desk.
- All rooms are equipped with 42-inch flat-screen television sets, an in-room safe, ample closet space, and a one-touch call system that will summon the floor’s butler for everything from coffee and tea service, to packing and unpacking.
- Green marble floors complement glass mosaic etchings in the bathrooms, where rainfall showers with spa-strength water pressure and deep, sunken bathtubs provide the ultimate relaxation at the end of a busy day in the city.
- In-mirror television screens make it easy to watch the news or the latest television shows while getting ready at the sink and vanity area.
- At Restaurant Diana, the hotel’s signature restaurant, experience contemporary Mexican flavors at the hands of culinary duet chefs Diego Niño and Alberto Tirado for breakfast, lunch and dinner. On Sundays, indulge in Restaurant Diana’s over-the-top brunch, which boasts a ceviche bar, sushi bar, raw bar, prime rib station and savory desserts complemented with stunning views and Veuve Clicquot champagne.
Oenophiles should dine at the exclusive La Table Krug, where you can savor an eight-course French menu and Krug champagne. Reservations must be booked 48 hours ahead of time.
Sushi Tatsugoro, on the first floor, specializes in Edomae-style sushi, which means that it’s prepared using a preservation technique in which the protein and vegetables are marinated in vinegar and salt. Enjoy a guided omakase experience or à la carte offerings.
Step into Animal, a sleek, stylish space for upscale steakhouse fare that draws some inspiration from Japanese omakase. That translates to juicy cuts of rib-eye smoked with truffle paste, kampachi sashimi with spicy truffle sauce and garlic chips, and tacos stuffed with hanger steak, pork belly and rib-eye, all presented with creative flair.
At the porte cochère, The Glass House is a delicatessen/bistro with a juice bar, plant-based options, delicious pastries, Dammann Frères teas and exquisite coffees.
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