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Elegant and well-located hotel with a beautiful, manicured courtyard area, outdoor pool and stylish restaurant.

The rather grand and altogether elegant Four Seasons is centrally located near leafy Chapultepec Park. It’s a big place built on 9 floors but inspired by a warm colonial style. The property caters for business people and leisure visitors alike, and is an extremely professional place with slick management.

Rooms are spacious and classically furnished in muted colours, with air-con, cable TV and a large marble bathroom with a deep bathtub. Views of the surrounding avenues or the attractive central courtyard with its fountain and al fresco dining area add the final touches. There is a good restaurant in keeping with hotel’s smart décor serving contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, as well as a fully-equipped modern gym, spa with Jacuzzi, sauna and massage room, and a heated outdoor swimming pool and terrace.

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What our clients say

  • We had a lovely day at the waterfalls and coffee plantation when in Huatulco.  We also did a tour of the bays which included snorkelling which was very enjoyable. We…

    PT, Arundel Feb 2020
  • Visiting the Mayan villages outside San Christobal de las Casas. 

    CM, Kingston upon thames Mar 2017
  • Most memorable experiences: "The Archeological sites, the friendly guides and amazing beach in Tulum."

    LS, Ruislip Apr 2015
  • Highlight?: Calakmul, its a long journey to get there  ( 2 hours from Xpujil alone ) so plenty of anticipation, not busy and complete freedom to walk around as opposed…

    DB, Teddington Feb 2018
  • We enjoyed every aspect of the trip. The Sumidero Canyon possibly stands out as the most memorable part. Spectacular.

    AP, Canterbury Nov 2019
  • It was all great - a great combination of fascinating historical sites followed by some glorious days at the beach. Normally I arrange my trips myself, I don' t go…

    LM, London Jan 2018
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Born in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, Mary’s insider knowledge and dry sense of humour make her a highly valued member of the Tailor-made Holidays and Group Tour sales team.

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