Where should I stay near Reforma in CDMX?
Securing a base along Mexico City’s main arterial boulevard requires balancing location with comfort. Mr. W Reforma offers exactly that—a design-forward apartment stay right on Paseo de la Reforma in Colonia Cuauhtémoc. You get the independence of a private residence with dedicated guest support, making it an excellent anchor for accessing the business district, the historic center, and the neighboring Juárez and Roma districts on foot. It is a smart, central choice for both working trips and extended city explorations.
What locals actually do
Frequent visitors to the capital often skip traditional hotels in favor of apartments that let them live on their own schedule. From Mr. W Reforma, you are positioned perfectly to weave between neighborhoods. Start your morning crossing the avenue into Juárez for an espresso and a pastry at Café Nin. Because you are right on Reforma, Sundays are especially brilliant—the avenue closes to cars until 14:00, turning into a massive cycling and walking route. In the evening, having a quiet, thoughtfully designed apartment to return to after dinner at nearby Rokai or a cocktail at Handshake Speakeasy makes the sprawling city feel remarkably manageable.
Book an apartment here to guarantee a seamless morning routine, then step right out onto Paseo de la Reforma and walk to Café Nin in Juárez for a guava roll before the mid-morning rush hits.
Practical notes
- 01Mr. W provides full guest support, meaning you have a point of contact for check-in logistics and apartment amenities throughout your stay.
- 02The location borders Juárez, Roma, and Zona Rosa, placing some of the city's strongest dining and drinking options within a 15-minute walk.
- 03Paseo de la Reforma is a major transit artery, granting immediate access to the Metrobús Line 7 for quick trips toward Chapultepec or Centro.
Good to know
- ✗Paseo de la Reforma closes to motorized traffic every Sunday from 08:00 to 14:00 for cyclists and pedestrians.
- ✗Mexico City sits at 2,240m above sea level—take it easy your first day and drink plenty of bottled water.
- ✗Evenings in December and January drop into the low teens Celsius, so pack a light jacket for walking around Juárez.