Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Mexico City

While the Paseo de la Reforma may be buzzing with traffic and tourists, the Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City offers some peace and quiet. Clean, spacious rooms are spread out across a colonial-style building, with a romantically lush fountain courtyard at its center. Accommodations are equipped with smart TVs, Nespresso Inissia coffee makers, complimentary standard Wi-Fi, and full marble bathrooms featuring deep soaking tubs, not to mention views of the bustling avenue below. Chapultepec Forest sits a little more than a mile west of this Four Seasons, but lodgers interested in R&R are content to stay near the hotel, especially with its pampering amenities. Guests say the pool is kept at a comfortably warm temperature, while the spa is equally enticing with refreshing facials and customized massages available. And visitors also praise the cuisine at the on-site restaurant, Zanaya, and the professional staff, though the customer service at check-in received mixed reviews.

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.

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.

According to recent travelers, the Hotel La Casona offers a boutique atmosphere in the heart of Mexico City. Originally opened by two Swiss brothers and their father in 1994, the 29-room property sits within walking distance of top sights like El Angel de la Independencia and Bosque de Chapultepec, plus a variety of shops, restaurants and theaters. To get around the immediate area, the hotel offers complimentary loaner bicycles. But if you'd rather linger on-site, don't fret: This boutique boasts all sorts of amenities. For business travelers, there's a business center and a meeting room, while lodgers in search of relaxation will enjoy the outdoor terrace, the reading room and the fitness center's steam bath. A restaurant with an eclectic menu of international and Swiss-inspired dishes, a wine cellar and a bar is also available. And as far as accommodations go, this boutique property's rooms feature traditional decor with art- or music-inspired accents and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs, work desks and internet access. Though some past guests said rooms here are outdated and can get noisy if facing the street, many appreciated the comfortable beds and spacious bathrooms.

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.

Offering an intimate atmosphere along the Paseo de la Reforma's urban sprawl, the Plaza Suites Mexico City is ideal for guests looking for roomy accommodations and a convenient location. Take your pick between one-, two- or three-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens, laundry rooms, living rooms, dining areas and iPod docking stations. Though guests praise the spacious digs, they also point out that the property's prime perch is not without a couple of drawbacks. Traffic noise from the Paseo de la Reforma can grow tiresome, but visitors reassure that after the evening rush hour passes, the clamor is no louder than that of New York City. To escape the city noise, relax at the pool or survey the bustling metropolis from the hotel terrace. And when it's time to fuel up, sample the fare at the hotel's on-site restaurant or check out the Paseo de la Reforma's vibrant culinary scene.