Hospitality Exchange for Women in Mexico City
Betsabe
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey! Im Bets, I'm 31 yo and recently got engaged! I have 2 dogs and no kids (not planning on having kids hehe) I love swimming, running and hiking but I'm also a biiiig art/craft girly, anything related to trying new stuff I'm down for! I'm learning Italian and know English so will be more than glad to help out, meet people and also practice languages. 🩷
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Natalia
Mexico City
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hello! My name is Natalia. I’m currently studying sociology in Mexico City. I love parties, music, hanging out with friends and enjoy reading books and magazines. I’m very open to make agreements and communicate in case you visit, I live in a small single apartment near downtown Coyoacan. I speak Spanish as my native language, but I also speak English and understand Portuguese and French (a little bit, I’m still learning!!).
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Julieta
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello! I’m Julieta, a writer and PR professional with a passion for history and culture. I have a deep knowledge of my city, its rich history, and its vibrant gastronomy, which I love sharing with others. As an experienced traveler, I appreciate the value of immersing myself in new places and cultures. My home is ready to offer you a comfortable stay while you explore all the wonders of the area. I look forward to exchanging homes and experiences with you!
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Lux
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I love cycling, hiking, camping, and outdoors in general. The city can be overwhelming but it's nice to always have something to do around the corner. I work at a bike shop and we occasionally host diverse activities for the community. I did solo backpacking in South America for 3 years and then came back and settled in Mexico City. I would love to go back to the travel lifestyle but for now only do the occasional short trip, mainly on my bicycle! My preferred pronouns are they/them.
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Sreya
Mexico City
Can host for:
2 days
About me
🪬📿🪷👣 I have devoted much of my life to research on how spiritual practices transform the body and the mind ~ and I love to share this knowledge 🤍🍃 If you are interested in the science and philosophy behind the profound healing resources I discovered in Southeast Asia, let’s connect! If you’d like to be hosted, message me on WhatsApp for the fastest response times. +1 (323) 693‑3541 ❤️
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Karen
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi there! Born and raised in Mexico City. I’ve been living abroad for over 5 years (Australia , Turkey and Saudi Arabia) I came back to Mexico a month ago.
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Cynthia
Colombia
Group travel
You generally feel safe in Mexico City if you’re in the “good” side of the city. People are super friendly, the transportation system is efficient and the food is amazing!!! Don’t miss churrería el Moro, the best churros I’ve tried!!! For good tacos go to el cocuyo, so good!
Posted: September 8, 2025Experienced: November, 2023
Pippa
United States
Family travel
I had an incredible experience in Mexico City. It is a massive, bustling, vibrant city with a million things to explore. My family hit the main tourist attractions, including Frida Kahlo’s and Diego Rivera’s houses, Chapultapec Castle, walking around La Condesa and nearby artsy neighborhoods, going to the Zócalo, and going to various markets such as Mercado de la Merced. I ate the best food I have EVER tasted there, and I am not exaggerating. Make sure to eat Tlayudas, and I enjoyed trying fideo seco and in general any tacos I could find. I felt very safe there, but it is good to note that I am from a relatively big city as well, so walking around busier and sometimes more rough and tumble streets felt more natural to me. I had to get used to handling cash and being careful with my belongings especially in crowded areas, but no one in my family was robbed or pickpocketed while there. One thing I will say is that someone did give us change in fake money, which apparently is an issue there. A taxi driver alerted us to it when we tried to pay him, and he told us to be very aware when purchasing things and to check that the money is real. We got around by taxi and uber mostly, and we had no issues. I was greatly improving my Spanish at the time so that helped. Something that was really nice transportation-wise, was we ordered Ubers for day trips and had them wait for us while we explored the destination. For example, we went out to see Teotihuacán (a MUST SEE) and it was really nice to have the security of an Uber waiting for us and a set fare. Also, the driver was really nice and was able to give us a ton of information about the area. Overall an incredible experience and I want to go back!! THE FOOD THE FOOD THE FOOD
Posted: August 9, 2025Hospitality Exchange in Mexico
