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.

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.

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.

Everything clean, good wifi, very good location.. restaurant limited but very good .. ( no fridge…read moreno microwave ) very safe location .. tours will pick u up down the street! Starbucks very close .. 7 eleven close..

The hotel is located in el centro of Guadalajara so it's very convenient for food and shopping…read moreareas. The staff is really friendly. The front of the hotel, the lobby and restaurant area is really nice but the rooms are very old and run down. Super old furniture and very outdated bathrooms. AC doesn't work well.

I was a bridesmaid in a wedding here, and goodness it was beautiful. The space is amazing, with a…read morebeautiful central room where the dinner and dancing was held. The rooftop was awesome at golden hour, and honestly just overall, such a hidden gem.

If you're ever in Guadalajara, Mexico and wanting a quaint, boutique MANSION to stay in, look no…read morefurther as Casa Pedro Loza is what you're searching for. I had the pleasure of being an occupant in this mansion 9/2019. Since then, I haven't forgotten this place and lack international travel this 2020 -cause of darn COVID, so I decided to write a review and "travel" this way. I love to travel and get away, do you? This lovely mansion was built for the Archbishop of Guadalajara (Pedro Loza Y Pardave 1815-1898) in 1848. I slept one night in a upstairs bedroom that opened to view the main patio. I loved the main patio with the estrellas hanging above, adding to the magic and charm of the whole mansion. Décor was charming in my room and throughout. I remember the bed not being of a memory foam quality type of comfort -but would do, for one night. Back then, renovations were taking place on the open rooftop, but that didn't stop me or other guest from enjoying the stunning views of the city. Nice view of the Roman Catholic, Guadalajara Cathedral or also called Cathedral of Assumption of Our Lady from here. I didn't get to see the underground tunnel, as I hear, there is a "secret tunnel" leading to the Cathedral used by the Archbishop. Breakfast is included in my stay here. Service was nice and friendly. Took off a star for plumbing issues throughout the mansion, construction in some areas was a bit of an eye-sore and bed quality during my stay. I'd stay here again, if and when I'm Guadalajara, Mexico. Stay safe and healthy (mind, body and soul) Yelping in all parts of the world, out there :)

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

I'm in love with this place!…read more First time here and I fell in love with it. This is located in Tlaquepaque. Magical town. This place is very traditional looking. I came here to stay because it was the first time my Mom comes to Mexico and I wanted her to have an amazing experience that feels authentically close to the Mexican culture and for our surprise it was the Mexican culture inside of a hotel. It's small but full of color, personality, and warmth. The people who work here are amazing people. They are sweet, friendly, accommodating, helpful. I can keep going. The rooms are cozy. I grabbed a package where the breakfast is included. Breakfast start at 7:30am and ends at 11:00am. Luis is an amazing gentlemen. Always helpful and friendly and willing to provide you more info on the breakfast you are interested in. PLEASE try "Cafe de olla" is made by Luis. He makes it so delicious! The American coffee is really good. The breakfast is full of flavor and love. "Nico" my friend Nico! I he is the most humbled person I have known. He is very helpful and willing to help if you need it. Even tho I have family here I will come back and stay because it was an amazing experience. If you come to Guadalajara, Jalisco. Please stay here! Is a small place but so worth it. You won't regret it at all. Nico and Luis! You guys rock!

When our plans changed and we needed a place to stay for the night, we considered some of our…read morefavorite locations in Guadalajara, but we decided to stay in Tlaquepaque and choose La Villa del Ensueno. This charming former hacienda is stunning. We stayed in room 1 on the ground floor and the artisanal look and charm was evident everywhere. We were greeted promptly after figuring out where to park the car. Tip 1: If you're driving, drive up to the hotel, check in and then park across the street in the gated garage. There is no valet service at La Villa de Ensuenos, so you'll need to get your luggage and walk back across the street to the hotel. The rooms are very nice. They are beautifully decorated and have everything you would need. Tip 2: There are no mini fridges in the rooms. We were given a drink coupon for our first night and a breakfast coupon for the following morning. The courtyard, pool area, La Collection, and the eatery area are exquisite. You don't feel like you're in Tlaquepaque or even in a city. It's so quiet and refreshing. My wife was thoroughly impressed which doesn't happen very often. In Room 1, the AC unit did make a lot of noise and our bed as with most beds in Mexico was extremely firm. The hot and cold water in the bathroom worked and had excellent water pressure. We also like the little card from Mari who was are assigned housekeeper. Breakfast was delicious. Our waiter spoke both Spanish and English. They made accommodations for me as a vegan which was very nice. My coffee was hot and not weak. My wife ordered a child plate of pancakes and a side of fruit. Tip 3: Like everywhere in Mexico, the beans are fried with Manteca or pork lard. We will stay at La Villa del Ensueno again and look forward to enjoying more of the amenities.

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.

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!