CELEBRATING 120 YEARS OF
HOTEL IMPERIAL REFORMA
HISTORY
Being the precursor of skyscrapers in Mexico, the Imperial Reforma Hotel was built in 1896 at the request of the then president of Mexico Porfirio Díaz Mori, who spearheaded its inauguration in 1904.
Its French-style architecture distinguishes, to this day, its elegance and beauty on one of the main avenues of the capital of Mexico.
Between 1930 and 1932, film director Sergei Eisenstein stayed during the filming of ¡Que viva México!
In 1937 it left its functions as a hotel to serve as the diplomatic headquarters of the Japanese embassy.
In 1956 it was remodeled and renamed the "Francis" hotel.
In 1989, the clock that decorates and accompanies the hotel with the same aesthetics and distinction was inaugurated.
Today, the Imperial Reforma Hotel has the prestige of being a historic building representative of Mexico. Where, all kinds of characters in the world of entertainment such as Mario Moreno "Cantinflas", Orson Wells, Sergei Eisenstein, as well as in sports and politics, have left their marks and found inspiration within its walls.
PRESENT
The hotel has 2 restaurants, Gaudí; the flagship restaurant specializing in Spanish cuisine and La Cúpula de Oro; the restaurant that amazes us with its delicious buffet of typical Mexican cuisine.
It has 2 rooms, the Emperors Room and the Imperial Room, a gym and a business center with everything you need for important meetings.
A legacy of Mexico for the world
Given its excellent location in the heart of Mexico City and the quality service it offers, the Imperial Reforma Hotel has become the preferred place to rest for our distinguished visitors, as well as the preferred place for conferences and business.
Our expert staff in the hospitality area has as its main objective to meet the expectations that our guests have regarding a splendid accommodation experience.
