Mexico city's culinary capital status gets a major boost this summer

Mexico City, already a top destination for globetrotters, is about to get even more enticing. The capital's reputation as a veritable culinary capital and one of the most fascinating art and design hubs in both ancient and modern times will be amplified this summer, thanks to the arrival of several World Cup matches.

Mexico city: a feast for the senses

From its warm and deeply hospitable culture to its near-perfect year-round weather, Mexico City has long been a traveler's paradise. A rainy summer season gives way to a mesmerizing winter, with sunny days and cool nights.

And this year, the city's usual packed calendar of unmissable events will be bolstered by the World Cup. Día de Muertos, Formula 1, and Mexico Art Week will continue to draw visitors from far and wide.

With so much to see and do, choosing the perfect place to stay can be a challenge. Luckily, Vogue has rounded up the crème de la crème of Mexico City's hotels, each offering something unique and unforgettable.