Guadalajara hotels and places to stay

Popular budget hotels in Guadalajara include Six Hotel in Centro district, Olga Querida Hostal in Centro district as well as others out of 13 budget deals. Hostel Bedsntravel is an affordable choice that is within a 15-minute walk to Escuela Culinaria Internacional Plantel Guadalajara.

Consider the 3-star Hangar Inn Guadalajara Aeropuerto, which is convenient for getting to Don Miguel Hidalgo airport. Hotel Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown Core is only a 10-minute walk from San Juan de Dios metro station. Hotel Estacion near Jose Cuervo Express train station is a decent area for travelers who want to save time in Guadalajara.

If it's your first time visiting Guadalajara, you might want to stay at centrally situated 3-star Hotel Castilla Y Leon, boasting free self-parking and a Jacuzzi. If you want to be in the center of Guadalajara, then the 3-star Hotel Frances is a good option. While in Guadalajara, consider staying at a hotel like Pueblito Tlaquepaque, in Tlaquepaque district.

Luxury accommodation, such as Hotel Dali Ejecutivo and Real Inn Guadalajara Expo, offer upscale experiences in Centro district, next to Museo Huichol Wixarica de Zapopan. In Guadalajara, check out the amenities and latest deals at San Pietro Hotel Boutique and La Villa Del Ensueno near Plaza Fundadores. Guadalajara has a number of reputable international chains, these include One Guadalajara Tapatio and One Guadalajara Expo.

Families can consider booking an apartment The Roof Backpackers, close to Cabildo Eclesiastico that features hiking, a sun terrace and a sundeck. If you're visiting Guadalajara, book a snug B&B near Rectoria de la Universidad de Guadalajara, such as Casa Colores Hostal or Dodo Art Loft Cinema & Terrace. If business interests take you to Guadalajara, a hotel such as Hotel Del Parque with room rates starting from 33US$ is a great option. Hotel Riu Plaza Guadalajara is a cozy resort hotel in Guadalajara for travelers who are looking for facilities like a Jacuzzi, a private swimming pool and tubing.

     Guadalajara is ready to share its essence with you.

     It is a destination infused with true Mexican life. Your favorite salty taste of tequila, pulsating sounds of mariachi music and the awkward, but truly Mexican sombrero all originated in Guadalajara.

     You can have a true Mexican experience in Guadalajara with Booked.net. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Guadalajara to luxury one, you can check out them all at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms.

     In addition, in Guadalajara you are closer to great cuisine than ever. From street dining to sophisticated dishes Mexican cuisine is all hot. Whether you prefer a sandwich in a pavement cafe or exquisite restaurant you should eat in moderation.

     After filling dining the best way to burn your energy is sightseeing. Attractions include;

- Guadalajara Cathedral built in 1618 it features an eclectic mix of gothic, neoclassical and Palladian architecture

- Plaza Guadalajara, a cathedral with circular fountain and restaurant

- Palacio de Gobierno, a historical center of the government of the State of Jalisco

- Plaza de la Liberación features a sculpture of Miguel Hidalgo, a person to sign the Mexican Declaration of Independence

- Templo Expiatorio, a neo-gothic cathedral built in the late 19th century

     As soon as Mexico was captured by the Spanish in 1521, Guadalajara was settled by the Spanish Conquistadores. The resistance of locals resulted in bloody campaigns in the area. The area was totally taken over after the Mixton War (1540-1542). On September 16, 1810 Mexico gained independence from Spanish rule and soon Guadalajara grew into a prosperous city.

     Today Guadalajara has developed an industrial base that introduced it to the world as the most business-friendly destination in Latin America. The city is proud of the ranking of the top ten in Latin America city by gross domestic product and the second strongest industrial hub in North America after Chicago.

     But industries don't prevent Guadalajara from being vibrant and striking destination. Divided into five parts - Guadalajara, Zapopan, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá and Zapopan, - it is a destination for all kinds of experiences. Tonalá is a great place to complete some purchases and enjoy art, while Zapopan features colonial architecture with beautiful cobbled streets and tiny lanes. For its architecture it was named as the Guadalajara’s Beverly Hills. The city is so compact that you can navigate in on foot, but first you need to find a place to stay.

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