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Quinta Real Guadalajara
4.5/5101 Reviews

Quinta Real Guadalajara

Financial District Guadalajara|4.29km from city center
Lovely old hotel. The rooms have old world charm and decor. Nice linens and comfortable beds. Well appointed bathrooms with everything you could imagine you'll need, including Ferragamo toiletries, razors, robes and slippers, etc. I was most impressed with the hotel staff. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. I received special care from Jaimie the concierge and Nancy at the front desk. The location is far away from the attractions and there is not much in walking distance, so prepare to taxi it. Taxis are very reasonable so it's not an issue. The hotel restaurant food was good with a decedent selection of items. Be aware that English is not widely spoken by everyone, so you might have to wait for someone to assist if you have questions. On a side note, I found that English is not as widespread in Guadalajara as in most places I've been in Mexico. It's probably because it's not exactly a popular tourist destination so there's little need to have it. On the plus side this means Guadalajara has held onto the culture very well. No pandering to foreigners. Back to the restaurant, my one complaint was a waiter there on 2 nights was sick. I was very uncomfortable having him serve me. I regret not mentioning it to management. He should not have been permitted to work until he was well. I asked him to keep his distance from me and I didn't use the pen he gave me to sign the check. He seem to take it well but it never should have happened. i did find that a lot of people are wearing masks in general there. Not the hotel staff but local people. It was good to see. The hotel grounds are lovely, the pool was in the shade most of the time and I think the lounge chair area needs more attention. The cushions had bird poop all over them and were very dirty. There are a lot of pigeons on the property too. I think it's tough to keep birds away but I did witness them eating from the breakfast buffet table. Maybe a special person should be present to shoo them away? I didn't see the gym but I'm told they do have one . All in all it was a good stay there.

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Hotel Velvet Plaza
4.6/5115 Reviews

Hotel Velvet Plaza

Guadalajara|3.74km from city center
I have been coming here at least three times a year for the past four years. And I have basically given up any hope of this hotel improving. In fact it seems to be getting worse and worse each year I will explain: First is with disability support. They have an underground garage with a very slight ramp up to elevators to take you to your room, yet the only handicap spots available are outside where you have to go up along fairly steep ramp to get into the hotel being open to the elements whether it is strong winds or pouring rains. While able bodied people are able to park underground in the garage with no issue. There are two parking spots beside the entrance I have repeatedly asked the hotel manager to kindly label those for accessible guests because it allows doors to open wide and wheelchairs to come out or for those with mobility issues but most of all people do not have to walk a long way to get into the hotel that have special needs. I’ve spoken to the manager directly three times, sitting down with him in the hotel lobby and he played he smiled and says will look into it and has done absolutely nothing. I am ashamed and disgusted in his behavior and lack of caring towards his customers, especially a repeat customer over many years that his staff have gotten to know quite well. The parking spots are quite small and you can tell downstairs to look at any pick up truck or SUV that is basically touching both lines and they have no way to open a door without banging the other car and everyone is trying to park on one side of the line to allow others some space… While the two spaces at the entrance enjoy the luxury of all the space they want and it is always taken up by able-bodied people forcing those with disabilities to find other alternatives. After 9 PM you basically cannot get any space in the underground covered garage and have to park outside if you can find a space . In this day and age when everyone is doing all they can to make their properties more inclusive and welcoming to everybody of all genders orientations and abilities… The velvet hotel is still sitting back in the 1990s and is not doing anything to improve its image or reputation as a supporter of people with different needs. They are very happy to take your money but do absolutely nothing to accommodate you. Speaking of the staff… But I first started coming a hotel offered services in three languages. When I arrived several nights ago not one person in the evening could speak English. I fully support that everybody coming to Mexico should be learning a little bit of Spanish… And I can have a basic conversation however I still need help with words and trying to get through any ideas when I was checking was very frustrating to the point of simply just walking away because I wasn’t getting anywhere. It seems like every time I come here every few months they are many new staff here and more staff have gone. One of the few remaining long time staff members, Miriam is still
Hotel Santiago de Compostela - Guadalajara Centro Historico
4.4/5108 Reviews

Hotel Santiago de Compostela - Guadalajara Centro Historico

Zona Centro Guadalajara|1.43km from city center
This pretentious hotel is all show, no go. Only in an alternate reality can this be a 4-star hotel! Yes, the facade is impressive, and the lobby with the working elevator are nice. But once you get to your double room, you realize it's a dark, and musty, cave-like space with no fresh air because the only window faces an inner courtyard that is covered. There is mold on the stucco ceiling (see the dark spots in the attached photo, sorry for the resolution). The bathroom is so cramped you cannot use the toilet with the way the garbage bin was placed by the careless cleaning staff (see attached photos). Speaking of the cleaning staff, I found a long, dark hair on the bed sheets (photo attached), definitely the wrong length and color to be mine. The worst issue I encountered beside the fact I felt like I was suffocating from the lack of fresh air, was that the shower wouldn't drain properly, and you'd end up standing in filthy water. There was very little toilet paper provided (less than half roll) and by the time I was out, it was too late and inconvenient to go down at reception and ask for more. While I was there, there were hardly any other guests in the hotel, so it was relatively quiet, but every small noise is amplified by the architectural design of having an inner courtyard covered (in Morocco, the same architecture has the inner courtyard uncovered, so the air and noise are not trapped). You could also hear the church bells, and traffic noises. The A/C works, but it's limited by central WiFi controls, and I froze during the January night I was there, with no blanket other than a polyesther bed spread. After only one night, I couldn't wait to get out of there! There is a central hostel that literally offers better amenities than this so-called 4-stars hotel (you can look for my reviews to find out which one). The best thing this hotel offers is luggage storage: it's safe, and they give you a ticket, so it's more secure. The staff was nice enough, especially Gloria at the reception desk, who is kind and helpful. IMPORTANT NOTE: The rating of this hotel here is skewed by the numerous 5-star reviews for the famous Cathedral ”Santiago de Compostela” in Spain, placed in the WRONG listing!
InterContinental Hotels Presidente Guadalajara
4.5/5121 Reviews

InterContinental Hotels Presidente Guadalajara

Zona Expo Guadalajara|5.74km from city center
Negative Five Stars if I could This hotel was advertised as supposedly being the best in Guadalajara, and by the looks of the pictures, I decided to book it. It was my first-time visiting Guadalajara and so I was unfamiliar with the area that this hotel is situated on. I should’ve informed myself better. As soon as I arrived, I quickly noticed that this perhaps was not the best area that Guadalajara had to offer to its visitors. The area surrounding the hotel is filled with seedy people and it immediately made me feel unsafe. There was nobody in the supposed valet area to welcome me, and so I chose the self-park option and feared I’d be mugged for the BMW I was driving. It was very confusing getting to the hotel lobby from the self-parking. When I finally arrived at the hotel lobby, I was immediately disappointed as I saw no people except restaurant staff standing in front of empty restaurants. It was like walking into a ghost town with few unwelcoming locals. As I arrived in the lobby, I could see that this hotel was dilapidated and in a state of disrepair. I could immediately see cracks on the walls near the elevator that run several floors high which might be indicative of structural damage. Just by standing in the empty and cold lobby, I felt as If I was in a hotel that was abandoned long ago. The check in process was easy as I am fluent in Spanish. I had booked a two-night stay in what supposedly was a terrace/balcony view suite similarly priced in comparison to the other big hotels in the city. At this point, I was willing to overlook the aforementioned factors and give this hotel a chance since I had booked what I believed was a suite that I would be comfortable doing work in, and since I had a vehicle, I thought I could circumnavigate the dangerous areas surrounding the hotel. As the bellman escorted me to my suite, as soon as I got off on my floor, I could see how dirty and old the rug and how poorly lit the hallways were. As I approached my room, there was two housekeeping carts blocking my path because an adjacent room was being “cleaned” … The housekeepers saw me attempting to squeeze on by and they neither attempted to make way for me nor acknowledged me. When I arrived at my suite, the bellman did the best he could to show me around in the poorly lit room and as he was showing me around, I could see what terrible condition this room was in. The only thing that was done right was the sheets. The sheets appeared white and neatly pressed, and the bed was well made. I began to walk around to make a thorough inspection like I’ve been trained to do so. The first thing that I noticed was that the furniture was old, cracked and peeling. I also noticed that the glass on top of the work desk in which I planned to do my work in was cracked (could present a liability if a guest gets cut). On the old and cracked nightstand there was a note with the IHG promise to service, cleanliness, etc. Right around that note on the

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Hotels Near Famous Attractions in Guadalajara

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Plaza de la Tecnología Guadalajara

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PLAZA KRISTAL

Best Western Plus Gran Hotel Centro Historico
3.8/5100 Reviews

Best Western Plus Gran Hotel Centro Historico

Zona Centro Guadalajara|0.68km from PLAZA KRISTAL
With a stay at Best Western Plus Gran Hotel Centro Historico, you'll be centrally located in Guadalajara, within a 10-minute drive of Expo Guadalajara and Plaza de los Mariachis. This upscale hotel is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Guadalajara Cathedral and 1.9 mi (3 km) from US Consulate General Guadalajara.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a rooftop terrace. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at La Mandarina, a restaurant which specializes in international cuisine, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Unwind at the end of the day with a drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. English breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to noon for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. This hotel has 3 meeting rooms available for events. Free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 175 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

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Biblioteca Central Estatal Profesor Ramón García Ruíz

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Hotel Plaza Diana
4.4/5102 Reviews
Our tour booked us this hotel for the group, the hotel mentions that the language’s spoken are English and Spanish. No staff speaks English. There’s a restaurant downstairs, La Milonga. We ordered food and drinks. Waited for an hour, no service, my friend received her soup it was too salty. It was like a cup of salt in water with a pinch of mushrooms. I ordered caesar salad and a drink, 60 minutes later we left. Now the room, it’s okay but bathroom has barely hot water, no place to hang towels. No place to put soap and it’s filthy. We were told this is a newer hotel, see the pictures of shower and you get the idea. I won’t waste money on false advertising. Total disappointment.
DoubleTree by Hilton Guadalajara Centro Historico
4.2/5112 Reviews
Zona Centro
The hotel is in the historic center. Outside the restaurant on the 7th floor, you can see the church and the square next to the hotel. I did n’t know that the square was a place where many people would check in. The hotel is at Expo Guadalajara: A taxi takes about 13-15 minutes (with smooth traffic) and costs less than 150 pesos. Our flight arrived early in the morning, contacted the hotel in advance, and booked the car in advance by email via the hotel mailbox notified by Ctrip, and informed the flight number, number of people, baggage number, and arrival time The hotel is about 30 minutes from the airport. The 7-seat car we booked costs about 750 pesos. Tip 5 [%]-10 [%] if possible Hotel towels are worn out, it is best to bring your own towels. No toothpaste, toothbrush, or shower gel. Passengers are required to bring their own toiletries. There are small pieces of soap, shampoo ... Meal is on the 7th floor. The buffet breakfast is not suitable for Chinese taste. I eat eggs, fruits and toast for several days. Dinner is not cheap.
Olga Querida B&B Hostal
4.5/531 Reviews
Zona Centro
The Hotel Olga Cariada is in a very nice house, from the beginning of the 20th century, which maintains its original architectural style and has a charming patio: it was the first good impression that led me to decide to rent a private room for a month. I was very soon in the reality, but the place was clean in the boxes, with a dirty old age. There were some tinting clothing hooks, all sticked so used; the television served though well to well only one channel could be seen; the soap was too small and the bed was completely swallowed on one side. The patio is beautiful, but as nothing protects it from the sun or rain, I had to spend time in common areas that are frankly horrible. The furniture is old (old, not “retro”). The chairs were broken, with the dirty filling out everywhere and the chairs slew. The worst was the cloth that, for days, kept the same sauce and others in the same The manager is a good salesman, but once he gets the money, he is very little attentive (as shows, the aggressive way he has to respond to negative criticisms). The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable and it is very comfortable and very comfortable.
Roma Guadalajara in Downtown
4.2/588 Reviews
Zona Centro
Good location but warning: The tile floors are very slippery especially when they slip. The rest of me fell and was badly injured enough to ask for a walker for the rest of our stay. There were 3 mobility on our trip - there were people who were challenged and they all said the same, so be careful. They don't have towels. Pillows don't stay on pillows. AC/heating was very difficult to work. There was a room safe but no one could open to keep my passport. They also changed the door–after the night of the street and half of the group had to take the new key after the day trip. Buffet breakfast was not very good but I did it because it was included in the room rate. As I said, the location is good but I would not recommend this place.
Del Marques Hotel and Suites
4.1/563 Reviews
Everything is fine here. swimming pool. It is a villa hotel. There is no elevator. In addition, breakfast. Breakfast is only yogurt, dry bread, if you want other things, you have to pay extra. As for a sandwich, you need to receive 19 RMB.
InterContinental Hotels Presidente Guadalajara
4.5/5121 Reviews
Zona Expo
Negative Five Stars if I could This hotel was advertised as supposedly being the best in Guadalajara, and by the looks of the pictures, I decided to book it. It was my first-time visiting Guadalajara and so I was unfamiliar with the area that this hotel is situated on. I should’ve informed myself better. As soon as I arrived, I quickly noticed that this perhaps was not the best area that Guadalajara had to offer to its visitors. The area surrounding the hotel is filled with seedy people and it immediately made me feel unsafe. There was nobody in the supposed valet area to welcome me, and so I chose the self-park option and feared I’d be mugged for the BMW I was driving. It was very confusing getting to the hotel lobby from the self-parking. When I finally arrived at the hotel lobby, I was immediately disappointed as I saw no people except restaurant staff standing in front of empty restaurants. It was like walking into a ghost town with few unwelcoming locals. As I arrived in the lobby, I could see that this hotel was dilapidated and in a state of disrepair. I could immediately see cracks on the walls near the elevator that run several floors high which might be indicative of structural damage. Just by standing in the empty and cold lobby, I felt as If I was in a hotel that was abandoned long ago. The check in process was easy as I am fluent in Spanish. I had booked a two-night stay in what supposedly was a terrace/balcony view suite similarly priced in comparison to the other big hotels in the city. At this point, I was willing to overlook the aforementioned factors and give this hotel a chance since I had booked what I believed was a suite that I would be comfortable doing work in, and since I had a vehicle, I thought I could circumnavigate the dangerous areas surrounding the hotel. As the bellman escorted me to my suite, as soon as I got off on my floor, I could see how dirty and old the rug and how poorly lit the hallways were. As I approached my room, there was two housekeeping carts blocking my path because an adjacent room was being “cleaned” … The housekeepers saw me attempting to squeeze on by and they neither attempted to make way for me nor acknowledged me. When I arrived at my suite, the bellman did the best he could to show me around in the poorly lit room and as he was showing me around, I could see what terrible condition this room was in. The only thing that was done right was the sheets. The sheets appeared white and neatly pressed, and the bed was well made. I began to walk around to make a thorough inspection like I’ve been trained to do so. The first thing that I noticed was that the furniture was old, cracked and peeling. I also noticed that the glass on top of the work desk in which I planned to do my work in was cracked (could present a liability if a guest gets cut). On the old and cracked nightstand there was a note with the IHG promise to service, cleanliness, etc. Right around that note on the

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Highest PriceUS$749
Lowest PriceUS$15
Number of Reviews 10,870
Number of hotels1,028
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$103
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$105

Guadalajara Hotel Guide

There are many discounted hotels on Trip.com. Book your hotel on Trip.com for an amazing travel experience. Located in Mexico, Guadalajara is a well-known and vibrant city. Guadalajara is a city with tons of tourist attractions. You'll never want to leave!

Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport is the primary airport in Guadalajara. Besides flying, taking a train to Jose Cuervo Express Train is one of the other major methods of transportation.

You don't have to worry about accommodations when traveling to Guadalajara. Here, there are more than 183 hotels for you to choose from. Guadalajara has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 50 USD. There are 13 five-star hotels in Guadalajara at an average price of 119 USD per night. There are 65 four-star hotels in Guadalajara at an average price of 55 USD per night. There are 40 three-star hotels in Guadalajara at an average price of 44 USD per night. There are 14 two-star hotels in Guadalajara at an average price of 30 USD per night. There are many well-known chain hotels in Guadalajara. Howard Johnson is the top choice of many travelers in Guadalajara. If the comfort level of your trip is important, there are many choices in Guadalajara, such as hotels under the Howard Johnson brand. A popular hotel in Guadalajara, Hilton Guadalajara is also one of the highest rated. Hotel Celta is also one of the most frequently chosen hotels.

If you stay at a hotel in downtown Guadalajara, nearby attractions like Teatro Diana, Basilica de Zapopan can be your first stop. For short trips in Guadalajara, Casa Herradura, Winland Casino, Cerro de la Reina are all good options. The most popular attractions for tourists in Guadalajara are Templo Expiatorio.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 25.54°C during the day, 10.29°C at night

• April to June: 30.21°C during the day, 16.63°C at night

• July to September: 26.46°C during the day, 15.71°C at night

• October to December: 25.17°C during the day, 11.5°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 9.0 cm

• Summer: 76.8 cm

• Autumn: 225.07 cm

• Winter: 26.2 cm

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