Visit Guadalajara

It is a beautiful in and around Guadalajara. The tours were great but I recommend taking the tour to Tequila the day before or two days before you leave and wait to buy your “jarito” on the last stop. It’s a great way to end a vacation. I’m not a drinker and I enjoyed it!!! Find the Tequila sign, there’s a 10/12 year old boy that takes magnificent pictures.

Chrstina United States

Guadalajara is a large city. The colonial, historic central area we have walked many times. Lots of shops and stores to browse and shop. There are plenty of hotels in the area. But, the Hotel de Mendoza is best for the historic district in my estimation. The Hotel Morales is also a nice choice. Across from Morales is a wonderful taqueria! The Mendoza is next to the Degollado Theatre where world class talent is staged in a beautiful, stone-quarried Greco-Roman-like structure The Degollado Theatre Restaurant is a magnet for fine dining. It has an extensive menu that is quite appealing! Very pleasing to eat there and watch the pantomimes, clowns, etc on famous Plaza Tapatia.

JaHawk United States

Guadalajara used to be a beautiful town in the 1960s, it was all the rage when it started growing around that time. The colonial and modernist contrasts made it an excellent destination for leisure and business alike. However, it is now a hellhole. The ample avenues and roads built in the 60s are now in disrepair, there's construction everywhere, and the sewage system can't keep up with the demand during the rainy season. People drive fast and furiously, without much regard for traffic laws. The once beautiful colonial downtown is now a mess of traffic and buildings covered in smoke, dirt, and some sort of goo. It breaks my heart to see how Guadalajara went from being a flourishing metropolis to a chaotic mess of traffic and pollution.

Luis United States

Tlaquepaque is so nice, the restaurant have fresh delicious foods, the people are so caring and attentive, it's all so peaceful, fun and a great atmosphere, hotels are affordable, clean, and near everything you need. I can keep on going. I just love it, it's a great place to visit.

maria United States

The hotel, for the price was good, but the hotel becomes a hip hop place from Thursday to Sunday. It had been such a quiet place and we hardly slept Thursday. We complained and we were moved to lower floor and it became bearable. The staff was fantastic, the room was clean and the bed comfortable. The place was good for walking around. I would highly recommend for young adults.

Chrstina United States

A wonderfully vibrant city full of culture, art and history. It was very easy to get around, mostly with Uber and the Metro train system. We particularly loved the many churches and Cathedrals and the MUSA Museo de las Artes was the best Art Museum we have ever been to. And if you are in the area, I highly recommend a side trip or tour to the Lake Chapala area and the communities of Chapala and Ajijic.

Steven United States