The Hotel Hilton Midtown is an excellent stay for business or leisure…read more Located near Guadalajara Expo and Midtown outdoor shopping it has a lot going for it The service by Edson and the team was professional and genuine. We really appreciated the level of security to the rooms. The aesthetics of the Hilton are stunning. While the restaurants and bars inside weren't occupied when we passed by they were very inviting. Our room was a king room with all the amenities one would expect. The mini fridge was operational which is nice as that isn't always the case. The lighting didn't have any guesswork and the bathroom facilities including the shower head were all luxury level. Whether you're on business or leisure, having access to the Expo, Midtown shopping and the Fresko grocery store makes the Hilton Midtown an excellent stay.

Beautiful hotel with a gorgeous pool! The stay was clean and comfortable. The elevators and room…read morehallways are locked with the access key so it felt very secure. The food was tasty and fresh as well!

Beautiful hotel with amazing views and great service! 360 rooftop was absolutely breathtaking! My…read morefavorite was the all women mariachi band playing on friday night, such a beautiful surprise!

I am writing to share my experiance regarding my recent stay in Hotel Riu Guadalajara this April…read more While I have previousely considered this Hotel one of the best in the city, I was disappointed by several aspects of my experiences. Specifically, my room rate included mini-bar service, yet was never refilled during my stay. Addotionally, I was disappointted to find that the Mujeres Latina marichi group---one of the Hotel's primary entertainment highlights-- has been replaced by a lower-level performance mariachi. While the stuff members remain very professional and kind I belive these service and management decisions have negatively impacted the overall guest experience. Sincerely, Guiilermo Flores

The hotel is very clean. The staff are all very nice. The pricing is great. The rooms are spacious…read more Quinta real, give you the Hacienda vibe. There is pool and gym.

Recently, my niece and I visited Guadalajara and our favorite part of the visit was our stay at the…read moreQuinta Real Hotel. It may be the most beautiful hotel I've ever seen. It is part of the luxurious Quinta Real brand, which often places their hotel properties in historical buildings. The Guadalajara property was actually built in 1986, but constructed as a traditional colonial-style hacienda on land once owned by the Martinez family. It has been described as an oasis, and that is a perfect impression. When you step inside, you're enclosed by high stone walls, reminiscent of a castle or palazzo, surrounded by lush gardens, birdsong, splashing fountains, antiques, and artwork by artists such as Sergio Bustamante. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in and elegant indoor/outdoor restaurant. Everything is hushed and refined, in direct contrast with the noise and traffic just outside the doors. The very best part of the experience, however, was the impeccable, accommodating, and kind staff. We both felt so pampered, without any sort of stiffness. ours was a truly wonderful stay and we cannot recommend the Quinta Real enough.

We stayed at this hotel and sad to say, it was a disappointment. I have stayed in various AC hotels…read moreand this one does not meet the AC (Mariott) standards. The lobby has no AC, there is no order for checking in and it is not welcoming. We got there a couple of hours before check in and we were told we could leave our luggage and come back later. We came back 1 hr before check in and no one would acknowledge us and when we finally made it through the line, we were told to wait until 3pm, when the 2 people before me and after me were checked in! Had to stand in line again to be checked in and finally got a room. Front end staff are awful, not attentive, friendly or helpful. The room is a bit less than what you expect of an AC but comfortable and ours was clean. The breakfast at the restaurant and the staff made up for the unpleasant welcome. The staff at the pool area were good too. Food was good there as well, but it gets loud since you are right next to the pool and loungers. Location was okay, but not withing walking distance to places. You will need to take and Uber or taxi if you want to venture out. I will not consider this hotel for the future and will find a better location.

Great location, great staff, and comfortable room. The location is ideal for someone who isn't…read moreafraid to walk, explore, and take public transportation or uber. You aren't super close to the center or touristy things, but instead are close to Zapopan and other more authentic experiences. Staff is friendly and helpful. The room has everything we needed, just a better view would be nice.

We had the nicest stay here. We had a "master suite" which was lovely, and the service was…read moreexcellent. I especially appreciated how patient and friendly everyone on the staff was considering how little Spanish we were able to muster. In fact, most of them spoke more English than we did Spanish. The restaurant on the 2nd floor is beautiful and the breakfast buffet there is especially fun. We don't plan on staying anywhere else when we're in town.

Loved lighting in the main room. Ambient & not harsh. Also, blackout curtains work well…read more Room compact but not cramped. Loved the coffee shop & shoe shine stand downstairs in the lobby. Loved the restaurants in the "old mansion" nearby. Large, delicious breakfast buffet in the main restaurant. The beds were a bit hard & shower/ toilet lights were too bright... Would love a door on the bathroom area for privacy... especially since doors are glass. Bad placement of mirror across from bathroom in "hallway"... BRIGHT lights in toilet/ shower reflect into eyes of anyone in the first bed. :(

This review is just for the evening restaurant. Everything else is great!…read more I've been here two nights and dinner has been terrible the first night I had chicken in mole it was a chicken breast, had two bites and tasted a bit off I looked at the chicken and it was undercooked. I didn't complain just paid for it. The second night I had the tostadas de callo. I've had these many times but what I received was old smelly, squishy callo. I had to complain. They didn't charge me for my plate and service was really bad. Room is great and breakfast are amazing but dinner here I have to say not good at all.

I stayed at this hotel last weekend. The rooms are very nice and modern. Our first room was not…read moreproperly cleaned, the bathroom must have been missed during the clean up, there was stuff on the toilet seat. We went down stairs and the front desk switched us to a new room, no fuss. We went up to the rooftop bar, great views and great drinks. The food however was a different story. Everyone in my group had issues with the food we sent back some of the food, but it wasn't any better when it returned to the table. Needless to say we did not eat here again. If you stay here visit the bar for the views but avoid the food. Overpriced and very low quality. Lastly, the hotel lobby has no restroom!!! Almost everyday while waiting for our friends in the lobby we had to make the trip up to our room in the 5th floor to use the bathroom. The was such an inconvenience. The hotel is centrally located and there are many restaurants and places to see within walking distance. I personally will not stay here again.

We recently stayed at the hotel Morales. I'm sooo happy with…read moreour choice. I wanted to stay somewhere authentic. This was an absolutely beautiful hotel and prime location. I would stay here again if we revisit GDL. Room was a bit small but we were hardly in the room just a place to rest our heads. AC was working and good.

Do not book or take room #105. All rooms have two beds, room…read more105 has a bed, positioned next to the closet. You cannot open the doors to the closet. I can see one night, but we were there three nights. Yes, we could had packed up and left for another room, but we were with a tour group for 19 days, and I had many items. The reading light is out in the side with the closet. Figuring out the a/c was interesting. It blew warm air one night. I worked the a/c the following day and was able to work it. No ice bucket. The TV has different apps, and it isn't that user-friendly. Be careful of the step up into the bathroom. I banged up my arm doing so. The location is good, only one good restaurant close by.

I had a overnight stay and the hotel itself overlooking it is is very nice and seems clean. Staff…read morewas extremely helpful and kind. Although I woke up from my stay with bites all over my body, which I imagine came from bed bugs or something along those lines.

This hotel is freaking awesome. It's so nice and clean and the rooms are super spacious. It's…read moreright in downtown and you can walk to a lot of paces. The also offer parking and there is a restaurant in the hotel as well as a bar and a gym. I would definitely stay here again. They also had the cutest art gallery and art pieces throughout the hotel.

Great service and comfortable room Will ask for one off the…read morestreet side next time Heated pool was great for relaxing before my in room massage with Erika who was great Breakfast is not included even though it stated that I. The "old" pamphlet in the rooms Cool decor

The Demetria is a beautiful hotel with poor design. We stayed in a huge suite with a tiny space…read moreallocated to the sink and basin. The faucet sprayed water on us every time we turned it on after being unused for more than five minutes. We reported it a few times and it was never repaired. The most surprising problem with Demetria is the lack of basic amenities. The room was freezing and there were no extra blankets. We called downstairs twice and it took over 20 minutes to receive one. I don't particularly like staying up waiting for an item that should be stocked in the room. The list continues: no hair dryer (had to request and sign for), no shower gel, no bath robes, and no turndown service. The front desk didn't have a city map and one of the clerks couldn't even tell us where to go for coffee in the neighborhood. We were offered a map within five minutes of being seated for coffee at Casa Habita. Finally, an oversized bathtub but no special bath soaps or even house shoes. Each of these complaints may seem minor, but when combined, they reflect a poorly run hotel or a budget that is too tight to achieve the level of expectations for a first-class property.