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Hotels & StaysLast verified September 14, 2026

What is Mr. W Reforma?

The short answer

Taking up residence in one of the city's most central corridors, Mr. W Reforma is a highly designed apartment stay positioned right along the iconic Paseo de la Reforma. It combines the aesthetic standards of a boutique hotel with the space and autonomy of a private residence. Complete with full guest support, it is built for travelers who need a central launchpad that bridges the business districts with the creative energy of neighboring Juárez and Roma.

What locals actually do

Frequent visitors to the capital choose this stretch of Cuauhtémoc because it functions as the city's primary artery. Rather than relying on cars, locals use Reforma's wide, shaded sidewalks to walk directly into the historic center or cross into Juárez for dinner. When staying here, your morning routine should involve stepping out for coffee at nearby Farmacia Internacional before the avenues wake up. By late afternoon, you are perfectly placed to walk to Cicatriz in Juárez for a natural wine and a plate of their excellent roast chicken, transitioning seamlessly from daytime meetings to evening leisure.

If you only have one

Use the apartment's prime location to start your Sunday on a bicycle. Reforma shuts down to car traffic every Sunday morning, letting you ride directly from your front door all the way up to Chapultepec Park.

Practical notes

  • 01Guest support is managed digitally by the Mr. W team, giving you a direct line for check-in details and neighborhood questions before you arrive.
  • 02Apartments feature full kitchens and living spaces, making them ideal for longer trips where you want more room than a standard hotel offers.
  • 03Positioned right on the avenue, you have immediate pedestrian access to Juárez and Roma, though you will want a rideshare for Polanco.

Good to know

  • Mexico City sits at 2,240 meters. Drink plenty of water and take it slow on your first day walking along Reforma.
  • Sunday mornings on Reforma are closed to cars. If you need a morning Uber to the airport, plan your pickup location carefully.
  • Dinner spots in neighboring Juárez book out weeks in advance. Secure your Friday and Saturday reservations well before you fly into the city.
Verified September 14, 2026 · DiscoverCDMX editorial teamAI draft · editor-reviewed