The Best Hotels and Places to Stay in Guadalajara

Based on your vibe, pick the best neighborhood and hotels when visiting Guadalajara.

Historic, Scenic, Architectural Vibes

One of the best areas to stay in when visiting Guadalajara is Centro Histórico, the original villages that became one of the largest cities in Mexico. You'll stay with a short walk of the Catedral de Guadalajara, Palacio de Gobierno, Monumento a la Independencia, and many other important cultural landmarks, art, and architecture. And of course be centrally located for convenient transit and day trips to other parts of Guadalajara.

Perhaps the most well-known hotel is the Hotel Frances.

Chill, Artsy, Charming

Traditionally a village or artisans, especially ceramics, Tlaquepaque is a charming attraction for locals and tourist alike. There are some magical, artsy hotels and guesthouses that perfectly match the vibe of the neighborhood.

Boutique, Cozy, Unexpected Vibes

A city to itself, the namesake of Guadalajara's patron saint, Zapopan blends it's historic basilica with contempory, upscale food, arts and nightlife. It's also location of some truly amazing places to stay.

Fun, Affordable, Lively

One of the most diverse, fun, and vibrant areas to visit is near the promenade of Avenida Chapultepec. Despite the lively streets, you can also find chill, relatively hotels and guesthouses at a good price, a close walk from cafes, dining, art, and shopping.

Just North of Av. Chapultepec is Santa Tere, where there's a historic, bustling public market along with a nice variety of restaurants and cafes. There's are also nice options to the west in Obrera, where you'll likely to enjoy the neighborhood vibes.

Quite, Clean, Modern Vibes

On the west-side of Guadalajara near Los Arcos in Obrea and Laffayette, there are some tall swanky hotels. While less lively and exiting, it's a central, nice area with spacious amenities for business traveler and families.

Natural, Outdoorsy, Rustic

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