The Hyde Hotels property is located on Paseo de la Reforma and has 106 rooms. Credit: Ennismore.

Ennismore lifestyle brand Hyde Hotels has opened Hyde Mexico City Reforma, its first property in Mexico.

The 106-room development occupies two towers and shares its lobby, food and beverage venues, and several common areas with the upcoming SO/ Mexico City Reforma.

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There are cactus-inspired sculptures linked to landscapes of the Mexican valley in the arrival areas, along with a tapestry by Vangi Uriegas produced with artisanal textiles and traditional techniques.

Guest rooms also contain woven pieces by 86 Nudos, the studio of Karla Pellegrino.

The property also includes areas for meetings, media events, business functions and private occasions.

A 24-hour TechnoGym fitness suite is due to open soon while the Enzu Restaurant & Bar is scheduled to open this month.

It will focus on contemporary Japanese cuisine and include a 14-seat omakase counter for reservation-only tastings, as well as a bar serving sake, mezcal, tequila and whisky.

Another venue, Sun & Moon, will be located on the fourth floor and is set to serve coffee, pastries, light meals and all-day dishes before operating as an evening cocktail lounge. It is expected to open in late 2026.