2 Stars Hotels in Jalisco, Mexico

Very comfortable, no problems for almost a year, very warm and humble people. Sara, Tani, Blanquita, Martita, Pau. Nothing negative to say on my part, I highly recommend it for short and long distance. Everything is very close from Walmart to ATMs.

Buen servicio en general. El unico detalle es que a veces se va el agua por horas

The location very close to the airport, clean, small but practical, breakfast included recently made, ok, I will be back to book soon

Very good service, very helpful staff, very small restaurant but delicious breakfasts and good prices. Recommended, only the TV control did not work and we were never able to watch television

It turns out Selina has changed the owner and it's doing pretty well. It's just that the city center is noisy at night. If it's safe, the city center is average. The restaurant is more convenient and it's close to the church.

The hotel was not sing with air-conditioning, there was only a fan in the room of floor 10, with the climate and the heat, being inside the afternoon and sleeping in the night was a hell. Hotel employees are very careful and provide all support, but they cannot solve the situation 🤷🏽♀️

Convenient transportation, very close to the Guadalajara exhibition hall, the only bad thing is that no one can speak English!

Very comfortable, no problems for almost a year, very warm and humble people. Sara, Tani, Blanquita, Martita, Pau. Nothing negative to say on my part, I highly recommend it for short and long distance. Everything is very close from Walmart to ATMs.

Very good service, very helpful staff, very small restaurant but delicious breakfasts and good prices. Recommended, only the TV control did not work and we were never able to watch television

It turns out Selina has changed the owner and it's doing pretty well. It's just that the city center is noisy at night. If it's safe, the city center is average. The restaurant is more convenient and it's close to the church.

The hotel was not sing with air-conditioning, there was only a fan in the room of floor 10, with the climate and the heat, being inside the afternoon and sleeping in the night was a hell. Hotel employees are very careful and provide all support, but they cannot solve the situation 🤷🏽♀️

Convenient transportation, very close to the Guadalajara exhibition hall, the only bad thing is that no one can speak English!

Good location, staff is very friendly, I had only a problem when I arrived as they told me at reception that my reservation was not shown but it was solved in 5 minutes, the bathroom is a little girl but it is not a detail that I wouldn't stay again There, if I'm sure to come back!

The location is perfect, right next to all the action in the Historic center of Guadalajara! Fortunately, there isn't very much noise from the city so you can sleep very well. This is a total Greezer Style Hostel, one needs to know this, the building is old, everything is unkept but still clean enough and comfortable enough for someone on a low budget and/or Vagabond lifestyle. The staff of young men were very kind and warm, the internet was strong and the shower has hot water which is necessary in winter. It wasn't so clean but it is a hostel and quite possibly it was cleaned in the morning and by nightfall, it has become a bit dirty from all the travelers so a bit of advise to the hostel: if you are busy, please clean once in the morning and once in the evening, this would greatly improve our bathroom experience! I would definitely stay here again, once a Greezer, always a Greezer and we Greeze on!

The location very close to the airport, clean, small but practical, breakfast included recently made, ok, I will be back to book soon

Book in advance and get room conformation and rate in writing or email. There are communication challenges. This year (2023) I dillydallied because I was waiting on a friend with health issues. I monitored daily on the various booking channels and it was reasonable. Then when I decided to go, 12 Feb. It was no longer available so I booked Holiday Inn Express. Lovely hotel but 50 min (to/from) drive into old town where friends were staying is a whole lot of jostling cobblestone. On 17 March I went to Encino to nail reservations for the rest of my stay. I was offered undetermined room at 1,000 MP or king with balcony at 1500 MP. I try to avoid being out and about with money or credit cards so I said I would come back the next day to pay. Next day it was blocked at check-in so I telephoned later in the evening and was quoted a new rate of 1,700 MP $127 Can) . Life is short and allowing Holiday Inn was lovely, clean, cheap, and sumptuous breakfast? But, it is an airport hotel and not a vacation destination. So I checked out of Holiday Inn and went to Encino. Puerto Vallarta Hotels were pretty much blocked to capacity and rates, where you could find them? Beyond $150 per night for lower quality than Encino. To cut the quick. 1,700 got me a room with three beds (I was solo) and an exterior window. Life moves on. Wi-Fi did work in lobby and over the courtyard. The staff spoke very little English, then I speak no Spanish, and it is a Spanish speaking country. Room was clean, TV worked, A/C worked, coffee was available in morning, elevator was only down once. The location is perfect. Relative to what was available in the romantic area? I still got value for money. Puerto Vallarta is grossly over touristed in Old Town. I have stayed at Encino many times. Safe, clean, and reasonably priced. In early Jan 2020 I booked (Expedia). I was scheduled to arrive mid Feb but I cancelled my reservation shortly after because I anticipated COVID. On 11 March 2020 (WHO) declared COVID an international concern. Prepaid / non refundable with 7 weeks notice shortly after booking. Thems the breaks. All in all. No staff issues. Just communication challenges.

The location very close to the airport, clean, small but practical, breakfast included recently made, ok, I will be back to book soon

Book in advance and get room conformation and rate in writing or email. There are communication challenges. This year (2023) I dillydallied because I was waiting on a friend with health issues. I monitored daily on the various booking channels and it was reasonable. Then when I decided to go, 12 Feb. It was no longer available so I booked Holiday Inn Express. Lovely hotel but 50 min (to/from) drive into old town where friends were staying is a whole lot of jostling cobblestone. On 17 March I went to Encino to nail reservations for the rest of my stay. I was offered undetermined room at 1,000 MP or king with balcony at 1500 MP. I try to avoid being out and about with money or credit cards so I said I would come back the next day to pay. Next day it was blocked at check-in so I telephoned later in the evening and was quoted a new rate of 1,700 MP $127 Can) . Life is short and allowing Holiday Inn was lovely, clean, cheap, and sumptuous breakfast? But, it is an airport hotel and not a vacation destination. So I checked out of Holiday Inn and went to Encino. Puerto Vallarta Hotels were pretty much blocked to capacity and rates, where you could find them? Beyond $150 per night for lower quality than Encino. To cut the quick. 1,700 got me a room with three beds (I was solo) and an exterior window. Life moves on. Wi-Fi did work in lobby and over the courtyard. The staff spoke very little English, then I speak no Spanish, and it is a Spanish speaking country. Room was clean, TV worked, A/C worked, coffee was available in morning, elevator was only down once. The location is perfect. Relative to what was available in the romantic area? I still got value for money. Puerto Vallarta is grossly over touristed in Old Town. I have stayed at Encino many times. Safe, clean, and reasonably priced. In early Jan 2020 I booked (Expedia). I was scheduled to arrive mid Feb but I cancelled my reservation shortly after because I anticipated COVID. On 11 March 2020 (WHO) declared COVID an international concern. Prepaid / non refundable with 7 weeks notice shortly after booking. Thems the breaks. All in all. No staff issues. Just communication challenges.