Hotels in Guadalajara, Mexico

One public transportation option that allows tourists to easily move about Guadalajara is the Alsa buses. There are a few lines (L3, L4, C1 and C2) that will get you to the main parts of the city without needing to rely on taxi. In addition, there is a subway with two routes running from the north end to the south end of the city and the east end to the downtown Guadalajara Juarez stop. We recommend looking for cheap hotels in the historic center of Guadalajara near this stop for the easiest access to public transportation.

The city center has the most to offer travelers in the way of attractions. Additionally, many of the city’s hotels are found in this area. Book hotels in Guadalajara’s city center like the Hotel Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown, the Hotel Santiago de Compostela or the Hotel Portonovo Plaza Centro. Alternatively, if you are here on business, take a look at the Zona Expo, which is home to the largest fairground in the city (located in Colonia Valle Verde) and which also offers a large number of hotel business chains, including the Hotel Victoria Ejecutivo and the Holiday Inn Guadalajara Select. If you’re traveling on a budget or if you are a return traveling wanting a different experience, you can check out the quieter, equally beautiful Chapalita district, which is home to the Hotel 1970 Posada Guadalajara and the Arborea Hotel.

Mexico’s second largest city hosts a number of interesting tourist attractions, including World Heritage site Instituto Cultural de Cabañas, Teatro Degollado, the Government Palace, the Guadalajara Cathedral in Zona Centro, and the Expiatory Temple in Americano. You’ll also want to keep an eye out for José Clemente Orozco's frescoes dotted around the city and within the public park Parque Agua Azul in Las Conchas. Museum lovers should check out the Regional Museum of Guadalajara in Zona Centro, which features numerous pre-Columbian finds as well as contemporary art.

The Old Town in the city center has an excellent offering of traditional bars and can be reached by line C02. Alternatively, look for Guadalajara hotels in Colonia San Francisco where you will find small restaurants that make the local dish known as birri—a goat stew. Use subway line TL-3 to get there. The Barrio San Teresita is famous for their carne en su jugo, another local specialty. Buses 3 and 1 will take you to this spot. Colonia Americana also has a large number of restaurants as does Colonia Lafayette with a more upscale offering of Mexican and European cuisines. Buses 3 and 1 will get you to these neighborhoods.

The most unforgettable events in Guadalajara include Carnaval, Holy Week, Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Festival Cervantino, Independence Day in September and the Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe. All of these are celebrated with street fairs throughout the city. In addition, the Mariachi Festival in September is a worthwhile time to check out cheap hotels in Guadalajara. You will be sure to enjoy the free concerts in the Plaza de la Liberación during this particular festival, which can be reached by bus line 3 and metro line TL-2. The Fiestas de Octubre is another excellent display of traditional music and food. The parties are celebrated in various locations throughout the city’s neighborhoods. Finally, Día de la Raza in October takes place at the Metropolitan.

7 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Guadalajara.

Hotels in Guadalajara show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $124 per night.

In October prices are at their lowest and represents the most cost effective time to book a hotel room in Guadalajara. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 20%.

Saturday is the day where you will typically find the lowest price for your hotel room in Guadalajara. The highest price tends to be on Thursday.

The cost of a luxury hotel in Guadalajara is generally around $154 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Guadalajara is closer to $124 a night for every person, which is a 19%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.

Guadalajara hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $15 for a bed per person. This will be around $110 under the cost of a typical Guadalajara hotel.

While temperatures are typically very high in Guadalajara during June, there is a higher chance for rainfall as the average for the month is about 6.3″. Taking into account the higher potential for rain in June, those staying at a hotel in Guadalajara should plan to visit popular indoor attractions such as Centro Histórico, Andares, and Plaza del Sol.

Yes, Guadalajara does have vacation rentals. Of the 1,149 vacation rentals in Guadalajara, Departamento Centro De Guadalajara is the most popular among our users. Find vacation rentals in Guadalajara.

There are 67 hostels in Guadalajara if you want to save money on accommodations during your trip. Casa Expiatorio happens to be the most popular hostel in Guadalajara at the moment. Find deals on hostels in Guadalajara.

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