Award-winning JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City offers classic elegance to business travelers. (Special Advertising Feature).

With its convenient location, luxurious ambiance and the finest in personal service, the JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City is the ideal choice for business travelers. "Our guests include many executives from multinational corporations and business professionals who appreciate the classic elegance of our hotel," says Kevin Schwab, General Manager.

Opened in 1996, the 312-room JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City is located in the exclusive Polanco district of the city, just minutes from major corporate offices and some of the best restaurants and boutiques of the world-famous Presidente Masaryk Avenue. It is also within walking distance to the seven principal museums of the city and minutes from the Zona Rosa, also well known for its shopping and nightlife.

"Our clientele consists largely of travelers from the United States, as well as from Europe, Canada and other regions of Mexico," says Clavel Garibay, Sales Director. "Our hotel has extensive meeting facilities and our building is also the home of Club de Industriales, where the most important business people of Mexico come on a regular basis.

The JW Marriott Mexico City is noted for its convenient location to major companies, including Chrysler, Dupont, General Electric, General Motors, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Pepsi and Procter & Gamble.

The JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City--which holds a "Four Diamond" rating from the American Automobile Association (AAA)--was honored recently in annual "World's Best" lists compiled by two international travel magazines.

Conde Nast Traveler's 2003 Gold List and Gold List Reserve recognized the JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City and four other JW Marriott Hotels and Resorts. Travel + Leisure's first annual "T+L 500--The Best Hotels in the World" honored the JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City and four other Marriott properties.

The JW Marriott brand represents the most elegant and luxurious hotels carrying the Marriott name. They cater to discerning upscale travelers seeking a lodging experience of high comfort and prestige, according to Garibay. "JW Marriott Hotels extend the traditional Marriott culture of warm, genuine hospitality and dependability in a more luxurious environment with upgraded amenities and high levels of personal service," she says.

Last year, the JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City won top honors in the Latin America and Caribbean region in the Ultimate Service Awards, the only global award that recognizes good service in the hotel industry. Travelers in more than 120 countries voted online in this independent initiative involving CNN Partner Hotels, American Express and Taylor Nelson Sofres Hospitality and Leisure. The awards recognize hotels and their employees that make an effort to provide memorable and enjoyable guest stays.

Guests at the 26-story hotel enjoy some of the most spectacular views of the city, including Chapultepec Park and Presidente Masaryk Avenue. On the Executive level, guests enjoy special privileges, such as wireless services, complimentary continental breakfast, afternoon snacks and an honor bar in the lounge.

Business travelers appreciate the many guest room amenities at the JW Marriott Mexico City. A two-line phone, speakerphone, voice mail and data ports make it easy to stay in touch with the office. A television with cable/satellite TV service includes an all-news channel and in-room movies. Newspapers are delivered to the room Monday through Friday.

Full kitchens and wet bars are available in some rooms and all rooms include a minibar stocked with refreshments for convenient access. Personal amenities include hairdryers, bathrobes, iron and ironing boards and in-room safes. "We are freshening the rooms this year with new duvets and tables," says Garibay. "We are also including a package of luxurious personal amenities in the room."

The hotel recently renovated its onsite Business Center, which helps travelers work more efficiently and productively. Services include faxing, photocopying, overnight shipping and Internet access.

No visit to the JW Marriott Mexico City would be complete without a relaxing visit to the outdoor pool or the solarium, health club, whirlpool and sauna. The hotel's health club was recently upgraded to offer an even more luxurious setting for guests.

"Our variety of restaurants and lounges allows travelers and their guests to relax over a fine meal or just a light bite," says Garibay. The hotel's JW Italian is an onsite restaurant with an international menu. Other facilities include the Pergamino coffee shop, Lobby bar with complimentary coffee in the lobby and 24-hour room service.

Hotel services include a laundry valet, hair salon/barber, concierge, gift shop/newsstand and child care. Onsite parking is available.

Avis Rental Car reservation is available through concierge desk, making it easy to visit nearby attractions like the Anthropological Museum, Chapultepec Castle, Pyramids-Archeological Site, San Angel Flea Market, Xochilmilco-Floating Gardens and the Zona Rosa (Pink Zone) shopping and entertainment district. Two golf courses, Club de Golf Chapultepec and Club de Golf Churubusco Country Club are also located with in 10 km of the hotel.

Guests at the JW Marriott Hotel Mexico City can also enjoy the benefits of the Marriott Rewards program. Exclusive membership privileges include a choice of frequent flyer miles in airline programs or points toward free vacations for every dollar spent at over 2,600 hotels in the Marriott family. Frequent travelers can also earn "elite level" benefits after staying 15 nights or more in a year.

JW Marriott Hotels and Resorts is a premium global collection of 25 distinctive hotels offering elegant environments and personalized service for discerning travelers. These properties support the success of every guest by providing services, amenities and staff dedicated to helping travelers make the most out of every trip.

Marriott International, Inc. is a leading worldwide hospitality company. Its heritage can be traced to a small root beer stand opened in Washington, D.C., in 1927 by J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott. Today, Marriott International has more than 2,600 lodging properties located in the United States and 63 other countries and territories.