De La O Cantina

Playful eatery offering seasonal Asian- & Mexican-inspired dishes, plus cocktails & wines.

This vast indoor market is a treasure trove of food, fashion, and one-of-a-kind finds, bustling with local charm and endless exploration.

Unfussy rooms & suites in a 17th-century hotel with a restaurant, a lobby bar & regular live music. In a Colonial-style building dating from 1610, this old-world hotel is a block from the city center's bustling Plaza de la Liberación square and a 3-minute walk from Catedral de Guadalajara. Unpretentious rooms with wooden furnishings offer free Wi-Fi and TVs, in addition to ceiling fans. Suites include living rooms, air-conditioning, beamed ceilings and/or whirlpool tubs. Room service is available. There's a rustic restaurant, and a lobby bar with an ornate chandelier and regular live music. A breakfast buffet is served for a charge; parking is complimentary.

Lively eatery offering classic Mexican fare, traditional mariachi shows & multiple types of tequila.

Sip on handcrafted cocktails bursting with flavor in a cozy, chic cantina that’s all about good vibes and great tunes.

Straightforward rooms in a down-to-earth budget hotel offering a courtyard & a shared kitchen. In a leafy residential area, this casual budget hotel is a 3-minute walk from a tram stop and 18 minutes' walk from the 16th-century Guadalajara Cathedral. Straightforward rooms sleeping up to 6 people come with flat-screen TVs and minifridges, as well as standing floor fans and private bathrooms. Amenities consist of a shared kitchen and dining area, as well as a courtyard with hammocks.

Homey property offering dorms & private rooms, plus free perks like breakfast, bikes & Wi-Fi. In the lively Colonia Americana neighborhood, this laid-back hostel is 2 km from Templo Expiatorio del Santísimo Sacramento, and within 3 km of Guadalajara Cathedral and Teatro Degollado. Functional mixed-gender and single-sex dorms sleep 8, and feature lockers, free Wi-Fi and shared bathrooms. Towels and linens are included. Snug private rooms add flat-screens and en suite bathrooms. Complimentary services include bikes and continental breakfast. There's a communal kitchen and an area with a TV and computers, plus a garden with hammocks and a BBQ. Coin-operated laundry facilities are provided.

Residential Jardines del Bosque is known for its central landscaped gardens and striking yellow “Fire Bird” sculpture by renowned artist Mathias Goeritz. Nearby is “La Estampida,” a landmark statue of runaway horses, while the Matute Remus Bridge is marked by colorful night lights, with park paths running below. Dining options include simple taco joints, lively Italian trattorias, and upscale steakhouses. ― Google

The Plaza de Toros Nuevo Progreso in Guadalajara is a vibrant arena where tradition meets spectacle, boasting lively mariachi music, food vendors, and the intense thrill of bullfighting.

Step into Casa Pedro Loza, a charming historic hotel with gorgeous, uniquely styled rooms, a delightful patio restaurant, and rooftop views, all just steps from Guadalajara's vibrant heart.