LODGING
LODGING
LODGING
Mexico City has no shortage of incredible places to stay. Below, you’ll find a couple hotels and a selection of well-located short-term rentals to make planning a little easier. Please stay wherever works best for you.
While the Ceremony and the Reception will be held in the neighborhood of Centro, we especially recommend staying in Roma Norte or Condesa, two walkable neighborhoods filled with cafés, parks, restaurants, and local shops.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa, by Hyatt
A centrally located hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa, by Hyatt
A centrally located hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa
A centrally located Hyatt hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
We are finalizing a discount code with this property so check back soon.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
Airport & Arrival
Airport & Arrival
Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) is the primary airport serving Mexico City. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are separate, so double-check your arrival terminal before coordinating transportation.
Most rides to Roma Norte, Condesa, or Polanco take approximately 30–45 minutes. Traffic can be unpredictable, so build in a little extra time.
Free Wi-Fi and ATMs are available in both terminals. When possible, use ATMs operated by major banks such as BBVA, Santander, or Citibanamex.
Important: Upon arrival in Mexico City, you may receive a receipt at immigration with a QR code. Take a photo of it and keep it somewhere safe, as you will need the QR code when departing Mexico.
Airport Transportation
Uber vs Taxi vs. Shuttle
Airport Transportation
Uber (Recommended)
Uber is safe, affordable, and widely used throughout Mexico City. We strongly recommend using Uber instead of hailing a taxi outside the airport. Cars in Mexico are generally smaller than their American counterparts, so if you're traveling with large bags or a group, consider booking an UberXL or SUV.
Approximate ride costs:
Airport → Roma Norte / Condesa: 300–500 MXN ($15–$25 USD)
Airport → Polanco: 350–600 MXN ($18–$30 USD)
Read more
Getting Around CDMX
Getting
Around CDMX
Uber is by far the easiest way to get around the city, available anywhere and more reliable than hailing taxis. Most rides within central neighborhoods cost 80–300 MXN ($4–$15 USD) depending on distance and traffic.
We do not recommend the Metro for most first-time visitors. While it is extensive and inexpensive, Uber is generally the easier and more convenient option for getting around the city during a short visit. Didi is a trustworthy competitor.
Uber is by far the easiest way to get around the city, available anywhere and more reliable than hailing taxis.
Most rides within central neighborhoods cost 80–300 MXN ($4–$15 USD) depending on distance and traffic. Make sure you double-check the license plate before entering.
We do not recommend the Metro for most first-time visitors. While it is extensive and inexpensive, Uber is generally the easier and more convenient option for getting around the city during a short visit. Didi is a trustworthy competitor.
TRAVEL INFO
A few practical tips to help you navigate our favorite city in the world. If you have additional travel questions before the wedding, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
NOTE
NOTE
Over the last few years, the rest of the world has discovered what CDMX locals have known forever. Neighborhoods like Roma Norte and Condesa have changed rapidly as waves of tourism, rising rents, and digital nomads in Airbnbs have reshaped parts of the city. We encourage everyone visiting to be respectful of the people and culture that make the city so special.
Support local businesses!
LODGING
LODGING
LODGING
Mexico City has no shortage of incredible places to stay. Below, you’ll find a couple hotels and a selection of well-located short-term rentals to make planning a little easier. Please stay wherever works best for you.
While the Ceremony and the Reception will be held in the neighborhood of Centro, we especially recommend staying in Roma Norte or Condesa, two walkable neighborhoods filled with cafés, parks, restaurants, and local shops.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa, by Hyatt
A centrally located hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa, by Hyatt
A centrally located hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa
A centrally located Hyatt hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
We are finalizing a discount code with this property so check back soon.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
Airport & Arrival
Airport & Arrival
Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) is the primary airport serving Mexico City. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are separate, so double-check your arrival terminal before coordinating transportation.
Most rides to Roma Norte, Condesa, or Polanco take approximately 30–45 minutes. Traffic can be unpredictable, so build in a little extra time.
Free Wi-Fi and ATMs are available in both terminals. When possible, use ATMs operated by major banks such as BBVA, Santander, or Citibanamex.
Important: Upon arrival in Mexico City, you may receive a receipt at immigration with a QR code. Take a photo of it and keep it somewhere safe, as you will need the QR code when departing Mexico.
Airport Transportation
Uber vs Taxi vs. Shuttle
Airport Transportation
Uber (Recommended)
Uber is safe, affordable, and widely used throughout Mexico City. We strongly recommend using Uber instead of hailing a taxi outside the airport. Cars in Mexico are generally smaller than their American counterparts, so if you're traveling with large bags or a group, consider booking an UberXL or SUV.
Approximate ride costs:
Airport → Roma Norte / Condesa: 300–500 MXN ($15–$25 USD)
Airport → Polanco: 350–600 MXN ($18–$30 USD)
Read more
Getting Around CDMX
Getting
Around CDMX
Uber is by far the easiest way to get around the city, available anywhere and more reliable than hailing taxis. Most rides within central neighborhoods cost 80–300 MXN ($4–$15 USD) depending on distance and traffic.
We do not recommend the Metro for most first-time visitors. While it is extensive and inexpensive, Uber is generally the easier and more convenient option for getting around the city during a short visit. Didi is a trustworthy competitor.
Uber is by far the easiest way to get around the city, available anywhere and more reliable than hailing taxis.
Most rides within central neighborhoods cost 80–300 MXN ($4–$15 USD) depending on distance and traffic. Make sure you double-check the license plate before entering.
We do not recommend the Metro for most first-time visitors. While it is extensive and inexpensive, Uber is generally the easier and more convenient option for getting around the city during a short visit. Didi is a trustworthy competitor.
TRAVEL INFO
A few practical tips to help you navigate our favorite city in the world. If you have additional travel questions before the wedding, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
NOTE
NOTE
Over the last few years, the rest of the world has discovered what CDMX locals have known forever. Neighborhoods like Roma Norte and Condesa have changed rapidly as waves of tourism, rising rents, and digital nomads in Airbnbs have reshaped parts of the city. We encourage everyone visiting to be respectful of the people and culture that make the city so special.
Support local businesses!
LODGING
LODGING
LODGING
Mexico City has no shortage of incredible places to stay. Below, you’ll find a couple hotels and a selection of well-located short-term rentals to make planning a little easier. Please stay wherever works best for you.
While the Ceremony and the Reception will be held in the neighborhood of Centro, we especially recommend staying in Roma Norte or Condesa, two walkable neighborhoods filled with cafés, parks, restaurants, and local shops.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa, by Hyatt
A centrally located hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa, by Hyatt
A centrally located hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
Short-Term Rentals
A selection of Airbnbs located in the Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods.
Andaz Mexico City Condesa
A centrally located Hyatt hotel in the Condesa neighborhood, where wedding shuttles will pick up and drop off.
We are finalizing a discount code with this property so check back soon.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
Airport & Arrival
Airport & Arrival
Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) is the primary airport serving Mexico City. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are separate, so double-check your arrival terminal before coordinating transportation.
Most rides to Roma Norte, Condesa, or Polanco take approximately 30–45 minutes. Traffic can be unpredictable, so build in a little extra time.
Free Wi-Fi and ATMs are available in both terminals. When possible, use ATMs operated by major banks such as BBVA, Santander, or Citibanamex.
Important: Upon arrival in Mexico City, you may receive a receipt at immigration with a QR code. Take a photo of it and keep it somewhere safe, as you will need the QR code when departing Mexico.
Airport Transportation
Uber vs Taxi vs. Shuttle
Airport Transportation
Uber (Recommended)
Uber is safe, affordable, and widely used throughout Mexico City. We strongly recommend using Uber instead of hailing a taxi outside the airport. Cars in Mexico are generally smaller than their American counterparts, so if you're traveling with large bags or a group, consider booking an UberXL or SUV.
Approximate ride costs:
Airport → Roma Norte / Condesa: 300–500 MXN ($15–$25 USD)
Airport → Polanco: 350–600 MXN ($18–$30 USD)
Read more
Getting Around CDMX
Getting
Around CDMX
Uber is by far the easiest way to get around the city, available anywhere and more reliable than hailing taxis. Most rides within central neighborhoods cost 80–300 MXN ($4–$15 USD) depending on distance and traffic.
We do not recommend the Metro for most first-time visitors. While it is extensive and inexpensive, Uber is generally the easier and more convenient option for getting around the city during a short visit. Didi is a trustworthy competitor.
Uber is by far the easiest way to get around the city, available anywhere and more reliable than hailing taxis.
Most rides within central neighborhoods cost 80–300 MXN ($4–$15 USD) depending on distance and traffic. Make sure you double-check the license plate before entering.
We do not recommend the Metro for most first-time visitors. While it is extensive and inexpensive, Uber is generally the easier and more convenient option for getting around the city during a short visit. Didi is a trustworthy competitor.
TRAVEL INFO
A few practical tips to help you navigate our favorite city in the world. If you have additional travel questions before the wedding, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
Altitude
Cash, Cards & Currency
Drinking Water
Language
Safety
NOTE
NOTE
Over the last few years, the rest of the world has discovered what CDMX locals have known forever. Neighborhoods like Roma Norte and Condesa have changed rapidly as waves of tourism, rising rents, and digital nomads in Airbnbs have reshaped parts of the city. We encourage everyone visiting to be respectful of the people and culture that make the city so special.
Support local businesses!