3 Star Hotels in Guadalajara

It came to 10am and they told me that at the moment it was not available because they were cleaning them, I went to the waiting room to be called and it was 1pm, I approached to ask and the girl tells me that they still haven't available, I tell you I have I'm listening and watching that they've already passed to four pairs before me. I'm gonna get back and start tasteing a cake leaving the problem to one of your fellows. I'm talking to someone from above, I'm explaining the problem, we go to reception and in what three minutes I had already room ...

Service at the hotel was great, since checking until checkout, the lovely lady's at the front desk Cecy and Laura were very professional and welcoming also the housekeeper was very attentive and very prompt at solving my many requests, very happy having her as my housekeeper and the security guard at night time Marco was very helpful and professional helping me with a couple requests at midnight, overall great stay ,and affordable and the location was great, amazing view to the cathedral , main square and easy access to many touristic places

With a stay at Hotel Castilla y Leon, you'll be centrally located in Guadalajara, a 3-minute drive from US Consulate General Guadalajara and 7 minutes from Expo Guadalajara. This hotel is 0.5 mi (0.7 km) from Guadalajara Cathedral and 3.8 mi (6.1 km) from La Minerva.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services.Take advantage of the hotel's room service.Featured amenities include express check-out, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 70 guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and complimentary toiletries.

Older, good bar

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!

The hotel is very nice, clean and locally convenient to many must see places in the area. The hotel is within walking distance of the subway/trolley, banks, mercados, plazas, restaurants and more. The hotel concierges were extremely helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. Danny was our concierge. The hotels bar area is a must if you’re looking for a mellow hangout area to drink with your party. Room service is quick and efficient. They offer a really nice breakfast buffet with many options. The only personal down side was that our rooms outlets were confusing. We had to charge our phones and portable chargers in the bathroom every night, the outlet next to the bedroom wouldn’t charge our phones but would charge our watches and other small appliances.

I stayed 4 nights at the Hotel ****** Plaza on my recent trip to Guadalajara. Every night there was an excess of noise through the walls from other rooms - loud TV's, people leaving their room doors open and talking loudly, kids running in the hallways. On the saturday night of my stay there is a club nearby the hotel and loud music was thumping all night until 4am. The excess noise aside and poor night sleeps I had every night, this is a decent hotel, well located in a central area of the city. The rooms are nicely appointed. The staff were of average friendliness, but did not appear to enjoy being of service to hotel guests. I will not stay here on my next trip to Guadalajara.

This is a truly great place , top of list the staff are great bunch of lovely people.The cost was amazing so reasonable,lovely garden miniature orange tree right out side the door,flowers and swimming pool. It took a bit to get our bearings but once you do its very central and guess what the hotel taxi was clean , courteous and a great driver so use him if you are at all worried.. Good restaurant excellent staff and menu and great hot coffee

A stay at San Francisco Plaza Hotel places you in the heart of Guadalajara, within a 15-minute walk of Guadalajara Cathedral and Degollado Theater. This hotel is 4.1 mi (6.6 km) from Expo Guadalajara and 10.3 mi (16.5 km) from Akron Stadium.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional amenities at this Colonial hotel include concierge services and barbecue grills. Guests can catch a ride on the shuttle (surcharge), which operates within 3 miles.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at Don Quijote, a restaurant which specializes in Mexican cuisine, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours).Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Guests may use a train station pick-up service for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 75 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

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