Originally opened in 1996, the Mexico City property was the first JW Marriott hotel outside of the U.S. and now, with redefined interiors, is ushering in a new era of luxury for the brand. The evolution of these spaces provides a timeless design that creates the perfect ambiance for meaningful connections and a purposeful travel experience for both business and leisure guests. The JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Polanco offers a location overlooking Chapultepec Park with proximity to some of the city’s most visited sites, including the Museum of Anthropology, National Auditorium, Zócalo Central Square and the Palace of Fine Arts. Its structure acts as a window to Paseo de la Reforma and is considered a landmark, fully rooted in the urban fabric of the Polanco district.
The entrance of the JW Mexico City Polanco has been transformed to welcome guests and in turn, sets the tone for their entire stay. The lobby serves as a connector, much like Pasaje Polanco of the past, linking various elements of the hotel and guest experience seamlessly. It’s not just a transient space but a vibrant hub where guests from diverse backgrounds converge, creating an atmosphere that honors the area’s heritage while embracing its present cosmopolitan allure of the surrounding neighborhood. Whether guests are there for leisure or business, the lobby becomes a reflection of the vibrant pulse of Polanco, inviting them into an immersive experience that intertwines history, culture and contemporary luxury.
The expanded culinary concepts at the JW Mexico City allow guests to embark on an enticing gastronomic adventure that intertwines exquisite flavors with the history and culture of Mexico City. The program acts as a passageway through a captivating array of dining and cocktail experiences, meticulously curated to complement the essence of the vibrant neighborhood.
