Review: JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Polanco
The JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Polanco, originally opened in 1996, holds the distinction of being the first JW Marriott hotel outside of the United States. Recently, it has undergone a remarkable transformation, blending modern style with the rich heritage of the prestigious Polanco District in which it resides.
At A Glance:
- Average Nightly Cost During Stay: $601.00 USD
- Loyalty Program: Marriott Bonvoy
- Loyalty Category: N/A
- Discount Applied: 48,000 Points (One 35,000 point Amex certificate + 13,000 points)
- Room Type as Booked: 1 King Bed Room
- Room Upgrade: Master Suite (Park View)
- Breakfast: $31 USD (Buffet), $23 USD (Continental)
- Parking Fee: $25 USD Nightly
Booking/Redemption
Location & Parking
Lobby
Front Desk & Check-In
Room Upgrade: Master Suite (Park View)
At check-in, I was notified I had been given a room upgrade to a Master Suite with a park view due to my Bonvoy Platinum status.
Walkthrough Tour: Master Suite
Master Suite Gallery
Suite Entrance/Living Room
Room Amenities
Bedroom
Bathroom
The bathroom featured Aromatherapy Associates products (which I actually like a lot).
View From The Room
From our room, we had a direct view of the National Auditorium and Chapultepec Park.
Dining Options: Xanat Restaurant
The Property Interior
Swimming Pool
THE FHOP BOTTOM-LINE 10 RATINGS
Location: | 9 |
Service/Elite Treatment: | 8 |
Overall Room: | 9 |
Property/Amenities: | 8 |
Luxury Factor: | 8 |
Coolness Factor: | 8 |
Cleanliness/Non-Grime Factor: | 9 |
Correct Billing/No Issues Factor: | 10 |
Cash Bang-For-The-Buck: | 7 |
Points Bang-For-The-Buck: | 8 |
FINAL RATING | 8.5 |
The Bottom-Line Review: JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Polanco
Overall, we enjoyed our stay at JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Polanco, easily rating it an 8.5 out of 10.
JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City Polanco enjoyed a prime location with perhaps some of the best views of Mexico City. From our room, we had an amazing view of the iconic Chapultepec Park and city skyline. The hotel’s address in the heart of Polanco allowed us to immerse ourselves in some of the city’s best dining – including the infamous Pujol.
The service was excellent. The Master Suite room upgrade we received as Bonvoy Platinum elites was notable and luxurious. Its spacious layout, plush furnishings, and panoramic views really elevated our experience.
However, it’s worth noting that the property, while elegant, shows some signs of aging. Some areas could benefit from refurbishment. Despite this, this property sits square as an archetypical JW Brand property, and its proximity to culinary gem Pujol and the neighborhood shopping options of Polanco compensated for any minor imperfections.
Final Rating: 8.5/10
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