Airbnb Guest Guide for Mexico City

What your Mexico City guide includes

A HostGuide for Mexico City gives your guests everything they need from the moment they land. It covers getting around with Metro, Metrobus, and Uber/DiDi, paying in MXN, and the kind of local knowledge that turns a good trip into a great one.

Your guide is auto-generated from your Airbnb listing and enriched with local data specific to Mexico City, Mexico. It includes check-in instructions, neighbourhood highlights, restaurant recommendations, emergency contacts, and house rules, all in a beautiful mobile-friendly page.

Transit and getting around in Mexico City

Uber is dramatically cheaper and safer than street taxis. Tell guests never to flag one down.

Local tip most hosts in Mexico City miss

Altitude is real - drink water the first 24 hours and skip alcohol day 1. Tap water is NOT safe to drink - mention it on page 1 or risk a bad stomach review.

The three questions your Mexico City guests will ask

Which neighborhoods to avoid at night, tacos al pastor spots, and Teotihuacan logistics are the top repeat questions.

These are the questions that drop into your inbox at 9pm when you were hoping for a quiet evening. A one-page welcome section answers them once instead of fifty times.

Related reading for Mexico City hosts

• How to write an Airbnb welcome book your guests will actually read
• The 5 questions every Airbnb guest asks (and how to answer them once)
• Superhost upgrades: how I moved my rating from 4.6 to 4.9

Want to learn more about hosting in Mexico City? Check out Airbnb listings in Mexico City and Airbnb's hosting resources for tips on becoming a Superhost.