Hotels & StaysLast verified July 28, 2026

How does staying at Mr. W Reforma compare to a traditional hotel on Paseo de la Reforma?

The short answer

Paseo de la Reforma is Mexico City’s grandest boulevard, lined with massive corporate hotels. Mr. W Reforma offers a distinctly different approach for travelers who prefer the autonomy of a design-forward apartment stay right in the Cuauhtémoc neighborhood. You get the polish and full guest support of a hospitality brand, combined with the space to actually live in the city. It acts as an incredibly efficient base to reach both the historic center and the restaurants of Juárez and Roma Norte on foot.

What locals actually do

Frequent visitors to Mexico City often choose the Reforma corridor for its sheer connectivity. When you base yourself at Mr. W Reforma, you are positioned perfectly to navigate the city like a local. In the mornings, skip the standard hotel buffet and walk a few blocks into the Juárez neighborhood for pan dulce and excellent coffee at Panadería Rosetta on Havre, or grab a quiet breakfast at Niddo. In the evening, having your own apartment means you can bring back a bottle of minimal-intervention wine from Vinos Chidos to enjoy before walking to dinner at Taquería Orinoco in the Zona Rosa.

If you only have one

Use your central location at Mr. W Reforma to walk down to Café Nin in Juárez for an early morning guava roll, then return to your apartment to map out your day from a well-designed living room.

Practical notes

  • 01Mr. W Reforma provides full guest support throughout your stay, offering the reliability of a hotel with the layout of a private apartment.
  • 02The location along Paseo de la Reforma borders the Cuauhtémoc and Juárez neighborhoods, making it highly walkable to major museums and business districts.
  • 03Kitchens are fully equipped, which is ideal if you want to store bakery items or prepare light meals with ingredients from nearby markets.

Good to know

  • Paseo de la Reforma closes to car traffic on Sunday mornings for cyclists, so plan airport transfers accordingly.
  • Mexico City sits at 2,240m elevation; drink plenty of water during your first few days to adjust to the altitude.
  • Confirm your estimated arrival time with the Mr. W guest support team in advance to ensure a smooth check-in process.
Verified July 28, 2026 · DiscoverCDMX editorial teamAI draft · editor-reviewed