Best Fitness Hotels in Mexico City & Central Mexico

This well-appointed, centrally located boutique hotel wins favor from guests for its friendly and attentive staff and cool, inviting atmosphere. Situated in the fashionable Polanco neighborhood (referred to by some as the Beverly Hills of Mexico City), Las Alcobas boasts luxurious rooms with rain showers, whirlpool bathtubs, Bose sound systems, custom-made furniture, 42-inch flat-screen TVs and complimentary internet access. Along with the stylish digs, recent guests rave about the innovative cuisine at the on-site Dulce Patria restaurant, which prides itself on using locally sourced ingredients to deliver imaginative, Italian entrees. And when you're ready to relax, make an appointment at the spa for soothing therapies like a Lemon and Rosemary Jet Lag Massage or an Obsidian Hot Stone Massage. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Quiet and secluded, the JW Marriott Mexico City might just offer the opposite setting of the buzzing metropolis that it calls home. Situated in the bustling Polanco District, this JW Marriott outpost is adored by guests for its attentive staff and stylish design. You'll find the hotel across the street from the Auditorio Nacional and within walking distance of some of the neighborhood's tastiest restaurants. When it's time to unwind after a day on the town, kick back in spacious digs equipped with marble bathrooms, iPod docking stations, LCD TVs and spectacular city views. For even more relaxation, start your day at the outdoor pool or arrange a treatment at the health club & spa. And though you're conveniently situated near several of the city's top eateries, you'll be hard-pressed to find a reason to dine out thanks to the hotel's two on-site restaurants, Xanat Bistro & Terrace and Brasserie Lipp. Keep in mind, if you're a Marriott Bonvoy member, you can earn or redeem points for choosing to stay here.

If you're looking for a hotel that embraces contemporary (albeit eccentric) design aesthetics and a playful atmosphere, you've come to the right place. The W Mexico City sits in good company in the chic Polanco enclave, known for its of-the-moment restaurants and boutique shops. Hallmark to the W brand, the lobby hosts a small bar, which recent guests admit can get both noisy and irritating if you're not in the mood for revelry. Retreat to your well-appointed digs if you've had enough of the bar scene and cozy up in W signature beds (draped in 350-thread-count sheets) or take advantage of the rainforest shower jets, Bliss toiletries and plasma flat-screen TV. For even more pampering, book a refreshing facial or invigorating massage at the AWAY Spa. When dinnertime rolls around, grab a bite at the property's two on-site eateries, Living Room Bar and J by José Andrés, or explore Polanco's lively culinary scene. Plus, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and redeem points when choosing to stay here.

Live Aqua Urban Resort Mexico serves as an ideal base for business travelers thanks to its proximity to the massive Arcos Bosques building, which is home to corporate offices, major Mexico City companies and a luxury shopping complex. But leisure travelers shouldn't be too quick to discount this luxurious mainstay. All spacious rooms are outfitted with 400-thread-count sheets, pillow menus, flat-screen TVs and Nespresso coffee makers. Once you're relaxed, head to the sophisticated on-site restaurant and take your pick between 300 wines, tequilas, mezcals and whiskeys to pair with zesty Mexican dishes. For a wider variety of menu choices, heed the advice of past guests and check out the mall's high-end eateries. And keep in mind, if you're hoping to do some sightseeing in the city's more tourist-friendly neighborhoods, like Centro Historico or Condesa, you'll need a car or a stash of cab money: Live Aqua Urban Resort Mexico sits approximately 10 miles southwest of the city center.

Situated within the fashionable Polanco district, the InterContinental Presidente Mexico City is a prime hub for business travelers. Yet with its deluxe Hela Spa and close proximity to some of Mexico City's top restaurants and shops, tourists will find their needs met here, too. Past guests note that the guest rooms could benefit from a facelift, but thanks to ongoing renovations (upgrades began in 2014), many accommodations have been remodeled. Travelers especially recommed booking a corner room facing the park to mitigate disruptive outside noise and enjoy impressive Chapultepec Park vistas. Regardless of which room you choose, you can count on staple amenities like minibars, coffee makers, rainfall showers, flat-screen TVs and views of the city skyline or park. And while this InterContinental property boasts six eateries (including the New York City-style The Palm Restaurant), lodgers recommend exploring around the neighborhood to sample authentic Mexican fare. If you're an IHG Rewards Club member, you can accrue or redeem points by choosing to bed down here.

A business hotel with enough flair to satisfy tourists, Le Méridien Mexico City sits at the nexus of the capital's financial and cultural districts. Described by guests as one of the city's best properties, this Le Méridien hotel receives high praise from recent visitors for its responsive staff, convenient Paseo de la Reforma location and spacious suites. Rooms are appointed with floor-to-ceiling windows, separate living rooms, microwaves, minifridges and 55-inch flat-screen TVs. Recent visitors suggest upgrading to a corner suite, which offers more space, generously sized bathrooms and two closets. While some guests describe the gym and indoor pool area as slightly lackluster, many praise C'est la Vie, the on-site French restaurant. If you're craving authentic Mexican cuisine, heed the advice of past visitors and meander through the Paseo de la Reforma, which offers versatile restaurants serving traditional and globally inspired fare. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Situated in the financial and commercial district of Santa Fe, the Hilton Mexico City Santa Fe is located about 11 miles southwest of Mexico City. The architecture of the window-paneled building is modern and a bit futuristic, which helps draws guests to this property. The hotel is within walking distance of a movie theater, several restaurants and the SAMARA Shops complex, which has a large mall and corporate offices. This Hilton also houses a rooftop pool and cocktail lounge, Cielo, which serves drinks and small plates. For full meals, guests can enjoy the modern American Cuisine at MADERA or try dishes inspired by traditional Mexican street food in the Lobby Lounge. Guests are complimentary of the hotel's attentive front desk staff, as well as the rooftop pool that offers sweeping views of the surrounding area. Rooms are spacious and feature 50-inch flat-screen TVs, minibars and large work areas. Thanks to its location in Santa Fe's up-and-coming financial district, this Hilton is an ideal choice for guests on business or for travelers looking for upscale lodging in a neighborhood a bit removed from central Mexico City. And if you're a Hilton Honors member, a stay at this hotel can earn you points toward a free night's stay at Hilton location.

Simple yet stylish, the Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel is a hit with guests more concerned with a quiet night's sleep than a swanky boutique environment. Situated on the leafy Paseo de la Reforma, this Marriott branch is just a stone's throw from El Angel de la Independencia. Rooms boast soundproof windows, 32-inch TVs and internet access (for an additional fee). However, past guests warn that unless you ask for a room with a view, you might end up with lackluster vistas of a building wall. For guaranteed spectacular panoramas of the Paseo de la Reforma, consider forking over some extra coin for Executive Lounge access. Along with the bird's-eye perspective, you'll enjoy a complimentary breakfast, a midday snack, afternoon tea, hors d'oeuvres and dessert. And if you're not stuffed from all of the noshing, head to the Condimento Restaurant for Mexican fare or La Mansion for steak. For even more pampering, make an appointment at the spa or enjoy a leisurely swim in the pool. Keep in mind you can rack up points or cash them in here if you're a Marriott Bonvoy member.

If you're looking for a home base near Chapultepec Forest, consider a stay at the Fiesta Americana Grand Chapultepec. Views of the leafy landscape and stately castle can be seen from most of the 203 rooms and suites, making it a favored hotel among tourists. Rooms are outfitted with art deco-style interiors, 24-hour room service, mahogany accents and complimentary Wi-Fi access. And while the property does offer international cuisine at its restaurant, Salammbô, past visitors suggest sampling the neighborhood's tasty nearby eateries for more variety and faster service. After exploring the tree-lined streets of Polanco, head back to the Fiesta Americana Grand Chapultepec for cleansing facials and hydrotherapy treatments at the on-site spa or savor a cocktail at the Deco Bar in the hotel lobby.

Fans of the InterContinental brand say this business-friendly hotel delivers a first-rate experience while maintaining an unpretentious atmosphere. Though it's situated in Santa Fe – approximately 13 miles southwest of downtown Mexico City – the Presidente InterContinental Santa Fe Mexico's location also beckons to leisure travelers: It neighbors one of Latin America's biggest malls, the Centro Comercial Santa Fe. After exercising your credit card, hang your hat in modern accommodations outfitted with panoramic windows, satellite TVs and minibars. Or if you've been cooped up in a conference room all day, head to the SPA by L'Occitane and Alirio Beauty Shop for a revitalizing treatment. And when it's time to fuel up, heed the advice of past visitors and sample the French fare at Au Pied de Cochon. Though past visitors note that the dishes are expensive, they give the cuisine rave reviews. The sizzling steaks at The Palm also earn a nod of approval from past patrons. If you're an IHG Rewards Club member, you can enjoy complimentary perks or accrue points for future stays here.

Less than a mile from the Palacio de Bellas Artes, the Barceló Mexico Reforma serves as a central home base for Mexico City sightseers. Accommodations (which were recently renovated) feature expansive marble bathrooms, free Wi-Fi access, 32-inch TVs, views of the buzzing Paseo de la Reforma, and for those staying in the exclusive The Premium Level accommodations, complimentary breakfast and afternoon drinks, among other perks. Step out onto the famous avenue for luxurious shopping and decadent restaurants, or stick around the hotel for international fare at El Caballito. Other on-site eateries include a steakhouse, a Japanese restaurant, a lobby bar and a Starbucks. If you're looking to relax, head to the covered and heated pool, the fitness center or the spa, which offers a Turkish bath, saunas and steam rooms, in addition to a varietey of treatment services. Though past visitors were impressed with the amenities, they provided the most praise for the stellar location, though some said the customer service is lacking.

While past visitors say this Westin outpost stands as one of Mexico City's best hotels for business travelers, tourists shouldn't shy away from its flourishing Santa Fe locale. Guests visiting the capital on business will appreciate the hotel's close proximity to the BBVA Bancomer convention center, while leisure travelers will be pleased to know they're less than 2 miles from the massive Centro Santa Fe shopping center. Whatever your reason for hanging your hat here, you'll find comfortable and well-designed digs outfitted with the signature Westin Heavenly Beds, spacious bathrooms (with White Tea by Westin toiletries and marble countertops), 32-inch LCD TVs and floor-to-ceiling windows. And whether you spent a day in meetings at the convention center or rummaging through racks at the mall, you can unwind at the Heavenly Spa by Westin, work off any lingering energy at the counter-current pool, dig into contemporary American fare at Market Kitchen or savor a cocktail at Eleven Bar & Lounge. What's more, if you are a Marriott Bonvoy member, you can receive room upgrades or complimentary nights or rack up rewards for future stays.

A retro-chic boutique hotel in Mexico City's hip Santa Fe district, Distrito Capital appeals to visitors seeking a trendy atmosphere. Guests consistently praise the panoramic views (especially those seen from corner rooms), but are also quick to compliment the hotel's intimate setting. Along with a contemporary lobby on the fifth floor, Distrito Capital showcases 1960s-inspired furniture and a minimalist design. Throughout the hotel, you'll find black walls, stark white linens and studio windows meant to flaunt the hotel's greatest asset – its vistas. Guest rooms are also appointed with high-end amenities like Acqua de Parma bath products, iPod docking stations and rain showers. You'll also find an outdoor 52-foot infinity-edge pool on the fifth floor, along with the property's Mexican restaurant. And according to previous patrons, with eclectic menu itiems like shrimp tacos, chicken blackberry mole and veal schnitzel, the on-site eats are equally as delicious as they are innovative.

Reflective of its Polanco neighborhood surroundings, Las Suites is a fashionable hideaway with well-appointed accommodations. More like studio apartments than hotel rooms, each of the property's 91 suites comes outfitted with a kitchenette, flat-screen TV, Nespresso coffee maker, iPod docking station and free Wi-Fi access. When you're ready to steal away from your cozy digs, head to the rooftop swimming pool and sun deck, which offers dramatic vistas overlooking Polanco's cityscape. Past visitors say the pool is ideal for doing laps, and the surrounding area is a peaceful retreat from the bustling street traffic below. If you're itching to explore greater Polanco, fill up on continental fare at the Coffee Lounge, which offers complimentary breakfast, or take the advice of past guests and venture beyond Las Suites to indulge in some of the area's notoriously tasty eateries. Traveling on business? You'll find plenty of amenities geared toward transient visitors here, too, including a business center, a meeting room, a gym and a spa.

A stay at the Sheraton Mexico City Maria Isabel Hotel not only guarantees you a place along the bustling Paseo de la Reforma. You'll also have a clear vantage point of one of the city's most iconic symbols: El Angel de la Independencia. Though some visitors say the entire building could use a facelift, most say the unbeatable location makes up for the property's antiquated interiors. Rooms feature signature Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Beds, high-speed internet acess (for a fee), satellite TVs and, in the sumptuous Club section, complimentary breakfast, snacks and afternoon cocktails. This Sheraton outpost also touts an outdoor heated pool, a fitness center and tennis courts. And while the hotel offers three restaurants, along with two bars, past patrons suggest skipping the pricey plates for the more affordable fine-dining establishments along the Paseo de la Reforma. But stick around this Mexico City Sheraton if you're in the mood for mariachi: a live band plays at the Jorongo Bar. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.