How does Mr. W Reforma compare to a traditional hotel on Paseo de la Reforma?
An apartment stay at Mr. W Reforma offers the autonomy of a design-forward residence combined with reliable guest support. Located right along the city's main artery, it places you squarely at the intersection of business and leisure. It perfectly suits travelers who want a private, central base with actual living space, rather than just a standard bedroom. You get the scale and independence of an apartment, while keeping the dining scenes of Juárez and Roma within an easy walk.
What locals actually do
Paseo de la Reforma acts as the spine of Mexico City, and regulars use a base here to easily toggle between the historic center and the dining-heavy neighborhoods to the south. From Mr. W Reforma, you are positioned to start your day crossing directly into Colonia Juárez for an espresso at Mimo Café Bueno, or taking a quick walk into Zona Rosa. Having a full apartment means you can bring back exceptional pastries from Panadería Rosetta or a bottle of natural wine from Escorpio to enjoy in your own living room before heading out for a late dinner.
Use your proximity to Juárez to your advantage. Walk over for a morning coffee at Mimo Café Bueno, then return to your Mr. W Reforma apartment to plan your day with a view of the city's most important avenue.
Practical notes
- 01Paseo de la Reforma is closed to cars on Sunday mornings for a weekly bike ride; plan your weekend transport accordingly.
- 02The neighborhood straddles several distinct zones; you are walking distance to both the historic monuments and the quieter residential streets of Juárez.
- 03Confirm your check-in details with the Mr. W guest support team prior to arrival, as apartment access differs from a traditional hotel front desk.
Good to know
- ✗Sunday morning traffic is heavily restricted on Reforma due to the weekly city-wide cyclist route.
- ✗The city sits at 2,240 meters; drink plenty of water upon arrival to properly adjust.
- ✗Temperatures drop significantly in the evening; always pack a light jacket when walking to dinner.