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Staying at Hotel 1988 Guanajuato was an absolute highlight of my trip to Guanajuato. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the city center, with plenty of local restaurants, shops, and vibrant street life nearby. The hotel itself has a unique artistic vibe, with hand-picked local artwork adorning the hallways and common areas, giving it a real sense of place. My room was clean, spacious, and beautifully decorated with thoughtful touches. The bed was incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night’s sleep. Staff were friendly and helpful without being intrusive. It’s rare to find such a charming, authentic stay with great value—highly recommend this gem if you’re looking to experience the heart of Mexico’s culture while enjoying modern comfort.
Staying at Hotel Camino Antiguo was an absolute delight. The two-bedroom apartment is beautifully decorated with authentic local charm, and being on the upper floor offers breathtaking views of Guanajuato’s vibrant cityscape. The shared kitchen is convenient for self-catering, and breakfast can be arranged upon request—perfect for a relaxed start to the day. The hosts are warm, respectful, and always attentive without being intrusive. Their kindness truly reflects the spirit of this amazing city. Every detail made our stay memorable, and I’d happily return in a heartbeat.
Staying at Casona Alonso 10 was an absolute delight. The hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Guanajuato, just steps away from Teatro Juárez, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the city on foot. The interior design is stunning—elegant, authentic, and full of character. Cleanliness was top-notch, and the staff went above and beyond to assist with everything from taxi bookings to spa recommendations. I especially loved the on-site restaurant—the breakfast buffet was delicious, and their bakery selection was a highlight; try the fresh bread, it’s simply amazing. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated. I’d absolutely return without hesitation.
Staying at Hotel Spa Casa del Sol felt like stepping into a cozy, rustic retreat with a warm, homey vibe. While the rooms are on the smaller side, they’re perfectly proportioned for the price—great value without feeling cramped. The hotel is incredibly quiet and ideally located for walking to the city center; I didn’t need to take a single taxi or bus. Every staff member I interacted with was friendly, helpful, and genuinely attentive—no exceptions. From check-in to checkout, the service stood out. It’s clear this place cares about guest comfort and experience. I’d absolutely stay here again and recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful, authentic getaway in Guanajuato.
Staying at Hotel Paseo de la Presa in Guanajuato was a delightful experience. The hotel offers a charming atmosphere with a nice pool surrounded by greenery—perfect for relaxing after exploring the city. Rooms were clean and well-maintained, with good hygiene standards throughout. The staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly and helpful, offering local tips and making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. Location is convenient, just a short walk or quick ride to downtown attractions. It’s a great value for the quality, and I’d definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Guanajuato.
Staying at El Meson de Los Poetas was an absolute delight from the moment we arrived. The rooms are uniquely named after poets, giving each space a distinct artistic charm—like sleeping in a living poem. Though the exterior is modest, stepping inside feels like discovering a hidden gem with thoughtfully designed interiors and cozy corners. The rooftop terrace is a standout feature—perfect for sunset views over the colorful streets of Guanajuato. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and serves a delicious breakfast that’s both hearty and fresh. The staff, especially the elderly lady at reception, greeted us with such warmth and kindness it instantly made us feel at home. Every detail reflects care and passion. This isn’t just a place to stay—it’s an experience. I’d highly recommend this charming boutique hotel to anyone visiting Guanajuato.
Villa Sueño Azul feels like a peaceful retreat right in the heart of Guanajuato’s bustling city life. The room is beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean, and incredibly comfortable—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. Our host Omar was incredibly welcoming, attentive, and helpful throughout our stay, offering great local tips and making us feel at home. The location is ideal—just a short walk to Jardín de San Diego, with plenty of cafes, shops, and sights nearby. It’s rare to find such a charming, well-located B&B with such genuine hospitality. I’d absolutely recommend it and will definitely return on my next visit to Guanajuato.
We stayed at Hotel Boutique Ponciano in Guanajuato with my family to ring in the New Year. The location was excellent—just steps away from the event venue, which made it convenient for us. However, our experience turned out to be far from satisfactory. Right from the start, we struggled with basic amenities: the shower water was icy cold, and flow was barely noticeable—especially during winter, when you really need warmth. In another room, the sink wouldn’t drain properly, so water would just sit there after brushing teeth or washing hands—an unpleasant sight. The rooms had no heating system, and the small heater provided at reception did almost nothing to warm up the space. To make matters worse, the hotel has no parking facilities and offered no alternative solutions. For the first two nights, we had to pay $25 per hour at a nearby private lot—costing us a fortune. Later, we noticed a free public street parking spot right outside the hotel. We parked there and confirmed with local traffic authorities that tourists are allowed to use such spaces. Despite this, the hotel owner called us late one evening demanding we move the car immediately, claiming his presence required the spot. When we explained it was public parking and confirmed by officials, he dismissed us, threatening to remove our plates if we didn’t comply. We were frightened—not wanting to risk conflict with someone who likely had local connections—so we moved the car. Later, we returned with a traffic officer present, who confirmed the parking was perfectly legal. Still, we felt pressured into compliance due to intimidation tactics. Beyond the poor service, the owner’s behavior toward staff was extremely disrespectful—he shouted at an employee in front of guests, clearly frustrated over something we’d already been told wasn’t an issue. This lack of professionalism, combined with the subpar facilities, unreliable infrastructure, and overall disregard for guest comfort, makes me regret every moment spent here. I cannot recommend this hotel under any circumstances.
Staying at Hotel Luna was an absolute delight. Housed in a historic building over 100 years old, the hotel sits right in the heart of Guanajuato’s charming downtown area—perfect for exploring on foot. The architecture and design are stunning, blending old-world charm with modern comfort. The on-site restaurant is incredibly popular, often packed with guests, and features live music that adds to the vibrant atmosphere. Breakfast is a highlight—multiple meal options are included in your stay, though a 10% service tip is expected (not included). While it’s a small extra cost, the quality of the food makes it well worth it. The location, ambiance, and attention to detail make this hotel truly special. If you're visiting Guanajuato, this is a must-try for an authentic and memorable experience.
The owner was incredibly kind—arrived at 5 a.m. and the room wasn’t ready yet, but we were welcome to wait in the lobby without any hassle. What truly stood out was seeing the owner quietly sweeping the floor downstairs just to keep the space clean and comfortable for us. Small gestures like this make such a big difference. A real highlight of our stay!
Staying at Hotel de la Paz in Guanajuato was an absolute delight, especially for the location. The hotel is perfectly situated just a short walk from the city center, making it super easy to explore the magical night views of this historic gem. As soon as you step out, the colorful buildings on the hillsides come alive under the soft glow of evening lights—like something out of a dream. The view from Monumento al Pípila is breathtaking, offering a panoramic glimpse of the entire city sparkling below. Teatro Juárez shines in the dark with its elegant neoclassical design, adding a touch of cultural charm. And then there’s Jardín de la Unión—the heart of the city—where the lively atmosphere, ambient music, and warm lights from nearby cafes create such a romantic vibe. If you're lucky enough to visit during the Festival Internacional del Globo, the whole town transforms into a dazzling display of light art and projections. Everything about this place feels vibrant yet authentic. The hotel itself is quiet, clean, and well-located—perfect for travelers who want comfort without sacrificing convenience. I’d highly recommend it for anyone visiting Guanajuato.
The Hotel Ex-Hacienda San Xavier exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly warm and attentive—always ready to help with anything I needed. The atmosphere blends colonial charm with modern comfort perfectly, making it feel both historic and cozy. Located in a quiet yet accessible part of Guanajuato, it’s easy to explore nearby attractions on foot or by public transit. Every detail was thoughtfully done, from the spacious rooms to the beautiful courtyards. This place feels like a hidden gem. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Guanajuato—it’s not just a hotel, it’s an experience.
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