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Hostal Casa de Dante
The House of Cinema Guanajuato
Las Enredaderas
Casa Lupita Hostel
Hotel Boutique Corazón Mexicano
Hotel Antiguo Vapor Categoría Especial
Hotel Camino de Villaseca
El Hogar de Carmelita
Casa Malva Sweet Stay
Casa de Colores
Hotel Mesón del Rosario
Hotel Plaza Baratillo
Hotel Hacienda de Cobos
Hotel El Beso de Calixto
Casa Las Alamedas Guanajuato
Casa Bertha
Hotel Corazón Mexicano
Hotel Camino de Piedra
Hospederia Del Truco 7
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Diego Rivera Statue
Casa del Arte is a top choice located just a 3-minute walk from the Diego Rivera Statue. This boutique hotel blends colonial architecture with contemporary art, offering rooms with balconies facing the statue and panoramic city views. Guests enjoy complimentary local walking tours that delve into Guanajuato’s rich artistic heritage. The property is also steps away from artisan cafés and independent galleries. For exclusive availability, book through the HopeGoo app.
Within a 5-minute walk of the Diego Rivera Statue, visitors can explore the Museo Histórico de Guanajuato, showcasing colonial-era artifacts and regional art. The vibrant Callejón de la Concha lies nearby, lined with colorful murals and local craft shops perfect for photography. On Saturday evenings, the Plaza de la Virgen hosts live music performances, creating a lively cultural atmosphere. These immersive experiences require no transit—just step out and explore. Use the HopeGoo app to access curated local insights.
Hotel Rosas y Cactus features specially designed viewing rooms on its upper floors, offering unobstructed views of the Diego Rivera Statue through floor-to-ceiling windows. The hotel preserves 19th-century architectural details while integrating modern art decor, creating a culturally immersive atmosphere. Guests enjoy a daily artist-guided breakfast, where local painters share insights into Mexico’s contemporary art scene. Due to high demand, these rooms are limited—book early via the HopeGoo platform.
Walking from the Diego Rivera Statue to downtown Guanajuato (main plaza) takes about 10 minutes along Avenida Calzada, a scenic route lined with independent boutiques and vintage bookshops. Known as the "Art Trail," this path features vibrant street murals and public sculptures reflecting local creativity. Stop by La Gata Café en route for handmade chocolates and locally roasted coffee. Enhance your journey using the HopeGoo-provided walking guide to discover hidden gems.
Casa de los Niños is a family-oriented hotel just steps from the Diego Rivera Statue, featuring a dedicated playroom, sandbox area, and weekly "Little Artists" workshops where kids create pottery and murals. All rooms include safety railings and cribs, and the hotel is a 7-minute walk from the Guanajuato Children's Museum. Parents can relax in the serene courtyard garden. Book a family package through the HopeGoo app for added perks and exclusive access.
Start your day at the Diego Rivera Statue, enjoying breakfast at a nearby café. Then walk to the Guanajuato Art Academy for a hands-on sketching workshop led by local artists. Lunch at Callejón de las Pinturas Restaurant, where interiors are entirely decorated with student artwork. In the afternoon, explore the Underground Maze Museum to learn about the city’s subterranean tunnels, then return to Casa del Arte’s rooftop terrace for sunset views. All attractions lie within a 30-minute walk. Customize your schedule using the HopeGoo app for curated art experiences.
Traveler Reviews
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Hostal Casa de Dante
I've stayed at many hostels around the world, but none have felt quite like this one. From the moment I arrived, it felt less like a hostel and more like coming home—warm, welcoming, and genuinely heartfelt. The staff greeted me with such kindness and hospitality that I instantly felt at ease. The place itself is absolutely beautiful, with thoughtful decor that reflects deep pride in Mexican culture and history. My room was spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped—right outside my door was a water dispenser, essentials for making tea or coffee, even a small fridge. The rooftop terrace with views of the city is not to be missed—it's breathtaking. Breakfast was hands down the best part of the trip: fresh, delicious, and full of that homely touch you don’t often find. Hostess Irene is incredibly warm and engaging—talking with her feels like listening to stories from the heart of Mexico’s past. She knows so much about the country’s heritage, and every conversation is a delight. Masa, who helps her, is equally friendly and attentive. Yes, getting to the rooms via stairs can be a bit tricky, but honestly, it’s worth every step. I’m already planning my next visit to Guanajuato—and when I do, there’s only one place I’ll stay: Casa de Dante. It truly feels like home.
Casa Lupita Hostel
Staying at Casa Lupita Hostel in Guanajuato was an absolutely delightful experience. The hostel is clean, welcoming, and full of charm—feels like home from the moment you walk in. One of the highlights? The fully equipped kitchen, which made it super easy to prepare our own meals—great for budget travelers or anyone who loves cooking. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful; the front desk guy stood out with his professionalism and genuine care—he even gave us great tips on local spots to explore. Location-wise, it’s just a short walk from the metro and central attractions, making everything super accessible. With such a warm atmosphere, top-notch facilities, and a perfect balance of comfort and affordability, this place deserves every single star. I’d definitely come back and recommend it to any traveler visiting Guanajuato.
Hotel Antiguo Vapor Categoría Especial
This hotel truly stands out from the rest. We stayed in a Cardenales room, and it was spacious, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully designed—every corner felt fresh and well-maintained. The furniture was functional, stylish, and in excellent condition, making the space both comfortable and inviting. Daily Nespresso capsules were provided—rich, smooth, and perfect for starting the day right. The staff went above and beyond with their warm hospitality, always attentive without being intrusive. Location-wise, it’s ideal: we walked to most attractions in the historic center, but what really sets this place apart is the on-site parking. For travelers driving into town, that’s a game-changer. No need to stress about finding a spot or paying for external lots. Everything about this stay felt seamless—from check-in to checkout. I’d return in a heartbeat and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Guanajuato.
El Hogar de Carmelita
Staying at El Hogar de Carmelita was an absolute delight. Nestled in a quiet part of Guanajuato, this charming guesthouse offers the perfect retreat after a day exploring the city's historic streets. The room was spotless, equipped with a TV and a private bathroom, plus a cozy little terrace with a breathtaking view that made morning coffee feel like a luxury. Host Carmelita couldn't have been more welcoming—she went out of her way to make us feel at home, offering warm smiles and thoughtful touches throughout our stay. And the breakfast? Absolutely delicious, fresh, and full of authentic local flavors. I left feeling refreshed, inspired, and already planning my return visit. If you're looking for a peaceful, genuine experience in Guanajuato, this is the place.
Casa Malva Sweet Stay
The hotel is generally great—clean, welcoming, and well-maintained. One thing to note: there's no parking available on-site, so if you're arriving by car, you'll need to plan accordingly. The center is about a 10-minute walk away, but keep in mind it’s located on a hill, so the uphill walk from downtown can be quite steep and tiring, especially with luggage. We’d recommend taking a taxi or Uber to avoid the climb. Despite that, the location offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere, and the room was comfortable and well-appointed. Overall, a solid choice for a relaxing stay in Guanajuato.
Casa de Colores
My stay at Casa de Colores was absolutely fantastic. The common areas are beautifully decorated with a vibrant, artistic flair, and the terrace offers an incredible view that makes it perfect for relaxing with a morning coffee or evening drink. The room was spacious and comfortable, with excellent shower pressure—no complaints there. The Wi-Fi was fast and reliable throughout my visit. I especially appreciated the quiet neighborhood; it was so peaceful, making for a restful night’s sleep. Plus, the hotel is just a short walk from the city center—super convenient for exploring on foot. One thing to note: the room only opens to an internal courtyard, not directly to the outside, but honestly, that didn’t bother me at all—it actually added to the intimate, serene atmosphere. Overall, the value for money is outstanding. I’d highly recommend this gem if you’re looking for a charming, well-located retreat in Guanajuato.
Hotel Mesón del Rosario
The staff went above and beyond—so friendly and helpful! They gave us great recommendations on local attractions and even arranged a tour right there at the hotel, with pickup straight from our doorstep. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to museums, theaters, and all the cultural highlights. Everything we wanted was within easy reach. It’s not just convenient, it’s truly special. I’d absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Guanajuato.
Hotel Plaza Baratillo
Staying at Hotel Plaza Baratillo was an absolute delight, especially given its unbeatable location just steps away from the heart of Guanajuato. The hotel is clean, affordable, and perfect for travelers who value convenience over luxury. That said, one thing to keep in mind before booking is the quality of the beds—some mattresses are quite firm, the bed frames are aged, and a few are missing springs. While this might be a dealbreaker for some, it didn’t bother me at all—I slept well throughout my stay. What really made the trip better was that our room was ready earlier than expected, which gave us extra time to settle in and start exploring the city without rushing. And speaking of exploring, the area around the hotel is fantastic: morning breakfast options, cozy cafés, evening taquerías, fresh tamales, handmade chocolates, pizza, quesadillas—you name it, you can find it right outside the door. It’s rare to find such a vibrant, walkable neighborhood with so much local flavor on your doorstep.
Hotel Hacienda de Cobos
I stayed at Hotel Hacienda de Cobos for two nights while exploring Guanajuato, and the location was definitely a highlight—just a 20 to 25-minute walk from the city center, and even closer to the Museo de las Momias up in the hills. The neighborhood vibe is authentic and quiet, which I appreciated. However, the building itself feels quite old, and that shows in the room amenities. The Wi-Fi was weak, and since the TV relies on the same connection, some channels loaded poorly or didn’t play at all. There were also noticeable plumbing issues—I couldn’t get hot water at the sink, and despite reporting it, nothing was ever fixed. Breakfast was included but very limited: only three options available, with everything else extra. The menu was entirely in Spanish, and only one staff member occasionally spoke English, so communication was frustrating. Overall, the hotel felt undermanaged, with little effort to address guest concerns. It’s clear the team isn’t proactive about improvements, which makes it hard to recommend unless you’re specifically looking for a budget stay in a historic area.
Casa Las Alamedas Guanajuato
Staying at Casa Las Alamedas Guanajuato was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—right in the heart of town, making it super easy to explore everything on foot. The room was spotless, cozy, and well-equipped with free Wi-Fi, Netflix for entertainment, a laundry machine, and even a hairdryer—everything you'd want for a comfortable stay. What really stood out was the owner's incredible hospitality. He was attentive and friendly throughout our visit, always ready to help or share local tips. It felt more like staying at a friend’s place than a hotel. Honestly, this place exceeded all my expectations. If you're visiting Guanajuato, this is definitely a top choice.
Casa Bertha
Staying at Casa Bertha in Guanajuato was a unique experience. The hotel is tucked away in the charming alleyways of the city, which makes it a bit tricky to find at first, but that adds to its authentic charm. The staff are friendly and on duty 24/7 at the entrance—great for peace of mind. That said, the room is quite small, so it’s best suited for solo travelers or couples. Hot water requires a quick knock on the door—simple, but not always convenient. The highlight? The long staircase leading up to the upper floors and rooftop terrace. Worth the climb for the panoramic views over the city. The terrace also comes with basic kitchen amenities—perfect for preparing a light meal or coffee while enjoying the scenery. Though the rating might seem modest, the location, atmosphere, and local vibe make it a memorable stay for those who appreciate character over luxury.
Hotel Corazón Mexicano
Located in a quiet little alleyway, the hotel is just a short walk from where taxis drop you off on the main street—super convenient. If you're driving, you can park at the Plaza San Javier parking lot since it's right next to the sister property. The hotel itself offers a variety of local tours, so you can book your excursions right on-site without any hassle. It’s a smart, stress-free way to explore Guanajuato, and with such great access and helpful service, it truly makes your stay more enjoyable.
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