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Is Mr. W Reforma a good base for a business trip to Mexico City?

The short answer

Setting up a business base at Mr. W Reforma places you right on Mexico City's main corporate artery while keeping the best dining neighborhoods within walking distance. The apartments provide a quiet, design-conscious space to work and decompress, complete with full guest support. You are positioned perfectly to reach morning meetings in the financial district, then cross into Juárez or Roma for client dinners without spending hours sitting in cross-town traffic.

What locals actually do

Regular business travelers to CDMX know that minimizing commute time is the secret to a productive trip. Staying on Reforma means you can easily navigate the corporate hubs of Cuauhtémoc and Polanco, but the real advantage of Mr. W Reforma is its immediate access to Juárez. After a day of meetings, walk a few blocks into Juárez to decompress. Grab an exceptional pour-over at Café Nin to catch up on emails, or book a table at Taverna for a low-stakes, high-quality dinner with colleagues. The apartment setup lets you maintain a steady routine, offering a comfortable living space that feels much more grounded than a standard corporate room.

If you only have one

Start your morning with a run or walk along the wide pedestrian paths of Paseo de la Reforma right outside Mr. W Reforma, followed by a quick breakfast at nearby Panadería Rosetta in Juárez before your first meeting.

Practical notes

  • 01Mr. W Reforma offers fully equipped apartment stays rather than traditional hotel rooms, providing a spacious environment ideal for extended business trips and remote work.
  • 02The stay includes dedicated guest support to handle logistics, ensuring you have assistance with check-in, local recommendations, and any apartment needs during your trip.
  • 03You are positioned directly on Paseo de la Reforma, making it incredibly easy to walk to corporate offices or cross over into Juárez for dining.

Good to know

  • Reforma closes to car traffic on Sunday mornings for cyclists; plan alternative routes if you need an early airport transfer.
  • Mexico City sits at 2,240 meters. Drink plenty of water and expect to tire easily during your first few days of meetings.
  • Popular dinner spots in neighboring Juárez and Roma require reservations weeks in advance, especially for large groups or client dinners.
Verified September 14, 2026 · DiscoverCDMX editorial teamAI draft · editor-reviewed