Mexitours

4 Tammy Shah - 3 years ago

I had a tour to Pueblo and Cholula. Eduardo was the guide and driver. He was excellent. He kept complete order to the group and spoke excellent English. He was very informed and made for an educational tour. I think we all enjoyed him. We could not have had a better group. There were 17 of us and we all interacted so nicely. It was so much fun. Some wonderful people from Columbia, a young guy from Germany, some Italians from Canada, and a bunch of us from the states. I wish I would have found a way to keep in touch with some of them. We went to the temple and church in Cholula and a few places in Pueblo. Lunch was provided and it was at a lovely place and very good. It took me by surprise how good it was. I Didn't expect such a great lunch. It was at Hotel Colonial. We even had 25 minutes to shop in the market in Pueblo. Would recommend.

1 laberinto019 - 7 months ago

bad organization, bad customer service I was never right, only them. They don't have appreciation for customers.

1 Andrea Giraldo - 3 years ago

It‘s a tourist trap!!!

I booked a tour to Valle de Bravo for the day of the death and it went terrible!

First, we drove around Mexico City picking people up for over an hour. We finally started our trip, which took over 3 hours. Once we got there, we were rushed to a boat full of people. By then it was 4 pm and we hadn‘t eaten anything. On the boqt they sold food (what a coincidence!), but the options were very limited and it was overpriced. The guide didn’t even know what we the tour included and asked people for the itenerary. They took us to see some waterfalls and wouldn‘t even let us off the bus. The town was packed, so we spent a lot of time stucked in traffic. The guide then told us that the parade (which was the main attraction of the tour) had been cancelled because of the rain. Later we found out that it was a lie and we just missed it. We then walked around for a while, but there‘s not much to see. The guide kept insisting that we go back to the city, because he had some tour the next morning. Finally, we got on the bus and drove back to the city.

Summary: pay money to spend your day sitting on a bus!

1 Niki Thapaliya - 3 years ago

We bought 2 tickets for half day Mexico City Highlight tours with "English speaking guide".There was onlyone guide who was speaking in Spanish only all day long. Did not seem interested in translating in English.Boring and looked like he had no knowledge about anything. Donot book it if you are not a Spanish speaker. Basically just took us to city center which is not hard to find and a free museum. Mexico city is beautiful, but dont waste your money here.

5 Heriberto Navarrete - 10 months ago

Excellent tour company. Highly recommended to visit destinations in Mexico.

4 David Buchanan - 2 years ago

All in all a good experience, about 10-15 minutes late but nothing serious. Good and knowledgeable explanations of the sites we visited. Bus with toilet and easy to get to the meeting point.

1 Tim Meyer - 4 years ago

Booked Lucha Libre with Mexitours. No english speaking driver as promised. Thus could not gain any insight into the whole Lucha Libre thing. Not told about no cameras, so had to leave my camera with the non-english-speaking driver who said he would meet us at 7PM. The Lucha Libre show ended at 7PM. Go outside and wait 10 minutes. No driver. Now this is a rough part of Mexico City as described by another local tour-guide who is fantastic. Call the confirmation number over 10 times. Finally someone who speaks english. Told the driver will be late. Really? Can not get an ETA. Not waiting around at dark in this part of town. Take an Uber back to our hotel. Finally 60+ minutes later the driver shows up at our hotel with our camera. Bottom line - Lucha Libre was fun and entertaining. The ticket cost was $130MX/$7usd each. We paid Mexitours $45 each for transportation and tickets. MEXITOURS IS A RIPOFF and FAILED MISERABLY!!! NEVER USE MEXITOURS!!!