Hotel Chauffeur — Luxury Property

Responsibilities

• Provide dedicated private vehicle service for luxury hotel guests — premium sedan or SUV, always immaculate
• Execute CDMX transport requests — AICM/AIFA airport, Polanco business district, Condesa and Roma cultural neighborhoods, Teotihuacán day trips, Coyoacán, UNAM
• Navigate CDMX traffic with professional expertise — Periférico, Circuito Interior, Viaducto, colonia-level routing; identify real-time traffic alternatives
• Provide absolute discretion with high-profile guests — CDMX luxury hotel chauffeurs serve politicians, executives, diplomats, and entertainment figures
• Maintain vehicle to five-star hotel standard — professional amenities, spotless presentation
• Coordinate with hotel concierge and executive floor on guest transport scheduling
• Be available for early morning, late evening, and on-call service

Requirements

• Valid CDMX driver's license — passenger transport, ideally with private hire endorsement
• Clean driving record
• Professional English — five-star hotel guests are internationally diverse
• Expert CDMX navigation — the difference between a professional chauffeur and a taxi is absolute knowledge of the city under all traffic conditions
• Polished professional presentation
• Absolute discretion — particularly important in CDMX's politically sensitive luxury environment

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Transport subsidy for own commute
• Premium vehicle provided and maintained
• Uniform
• Tips — CDMX five-star hotel chauffeur gratuities are among the highest in Mexico

Work environment

Five-star hotel private car service in CDMX. High-demand, high-variability professional environment — the city's complexity makes expert navigation a premium skill.

About the role

The trusted navigator of the world's most complex city. The CDMX luxury hotel guest who has back-to-back meetings in Polanco, Santa Fe, and Lomas in a single morning — who trusts their chauffeur to route between those three locations at peak hour without being late once — has delegated a logistical problem that would consume enormous mental energy if unmanaged. The professional who absorbs that problem invisibly, who is already running the route calculation when the guest is still finishing breakfast — is providing a service that is genuinely worth the premium.