Tired of family travel? Need a getaway with your best gal pals? The St. Regis Mexico City has you covered. Even though Mexico City might not be your go-to for a girls’ trip, Mexico City is easy to get to and a great place for a group of girlfriends to get together and explore a new city.
The St. Regis Mexico City is perfectly located in the heart of the city, making it easy to explore the city’s popular attractions. Girl groups will be welcomed by friendly staff and a complimentary drink. The team is dedicated to making your stay easy and personalized to your group’s needs and interests. They will help set up transportation, recommend tours, make dining reservations, set up a spa day and do anything else to make the trip as smooth as possible. For the ultimate accommodation, book the Garden Suite room, which offers a pool, hot tub and outdoor terrace.
For those who have foodies in the group, Mexico City is filled with many of the world’s top 50 restaurants and bars. While staying at The St. Regis, you can enjoy six unique dining locations. Start your day with a fresh breakfast at Diana Restaurant, which overlooks Paseo de la Reforma. In the evening, check out King Cole bar, perfect to kick off the ultimate girls’ night out on the town.
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