11 properties in Mexico City, Mexico, ranked by how much of the Sapphire Reserve credit each stay actually uses.
The Edit by Chase Travel lists 11 properties in Mexico City, Mexico. 1 of them is an IHG brand where the credits stack to $500, so those stays draw down twice the credit.
None of them price under the credit on our sampled dates, so expect to pay something out of pocket wherever you book. The strongest value on our sampled dates is Mondrian Mexico City Condesa in Mexico City at about $392 for two nights — that uses the full $250 credit, for $142 out of pocket.
Sampled two-night totals here run from $392 to a median of about $1,200. Every row below shows what the credit reimburses and what actually lands on your card — see how the credit works for why that differs from the room rate.
| Hotel | City | 2-night est. | Credit | Out of pocket |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mondrian Mexico City Condesa | Mexico City | $392 | $250 of $250 | $142 |
| Kimpton Virgilio Hotel IHG $500 | Mexico City | $726 | $500 of $500 | $226 |
| Circulo Mexicano, Mexico, a Member of Design Hotels | Mexico City | $526 | $250 of $250 | $276 |
| Andaz Condesa Mexico City | Mexico City | $650 | $250 of $250 | $400 |
| Condesa df, Mexico City, a Member of Design Hotels | Mexico City | $766 | $250 of $250 | $516 |
| Hotel Alexander | Mexico City | $1,200 | $250 of $250 | $950 |
| Sofitel Mexico City Reforma | Mexico City | $1,266 | $250 of $250 | $1,016 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City | Mexico City | $1,470 | $250 of $250 | $1,220 |
| The St. Regis Mexico City | Mexico City | $1,678 | $250 of $250 | $1,428 |
| The Ritz-Carlton Residences Mexico City | Mexico City | $2,626 | $250 of $250 | $2,376 |
| The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City | Mexico City | $2,626 | $250 of $250 | $2,376 |