Dating back to 1896, Imperial Reforma was once an embassy and a home to many international celebrities. This historic property boasts stunning architecture, elegant interiors and crystal chandeliers. Each room is individually air-conditioned and features cable television and a safety deposit box. Suites add a desk and dedicated lounge space. Select units also feature a spa bathtub. To unwind, guests can energise with a workout at the well-equipped fitness centre or book a relaxing treatment at the full-service spa. Beauty treatments are also available on site. For fine dining, the hotel's Gaudi Restaurant boasts Basque-Spanish cuisine and features a large wine cellar. Guests can also enjoy a breakfast and casual lunch at Cupula de Oro Coffee Shop. Visitors are encouraged to see a show at Teatro Silvia Pinal, a five-minute walk away, and admire the European art collection at the National Museum of San Carlos, eight minutes away on foot. Mexico City's historic centre is two kilometres from Imperial Reforma.
Guests frequently commented that the location of this property was excellent because they were able to go sightseeing on foot without hassles. Furthermore, they said if you don't want to get around solely by walking, it's possible to reach the metro station on foot and then use the metro to explore places that are further away.
Guests commented that the staff were eager to help. They gave several accounts of how the staff did things to make their stays more pleasant and provided information when requested. Additionally, the employees spoke good English, guests said.
Guests were impressed by the low prices they paid to stay here. Many guests were particularly trying to keep accommodation costs down, and found this property helped them meet that goal.
Guests complained that the carpet in this property should be replaced soon. They saw that it was stained, and said the carpet design was very old and appeared to have been installed several decades ago. The carpet condition was something guests quickly noticed, and they admitted it tarnished their views of the property.
Guests griped that they found it hard to sleep at this hotel because it was so noisy. Most commonly, guests brought up that they could easily hear the sounds of foot and vehicular traffic outside. Furthermore, guests were disturbed by fellow occupants in other rooms, and loud plumbing noises. They recommended bringing earplugs.
Guests said it seemed that the property was once very beautiful. However, they clarified that it seemed like the hotel management had given up on maintaining both the interior and exterior parts.
No, Ayenda Imperial Reforma doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Ayenda Imperial Reforma doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, Ayenda Imperial Reforma provides Parking, Accessible parking for guests.
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Ayenda Imperial Reforma is located in Paseo de la Reforma 64 Col. Juarez, 6600, Mexico City, Mexico.
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