Casa Vilasanta

The location and the people make this a great option for budget travel. Rooms are very clean. It’s safe and convenient. I had a private room for almost a month there. The mosquitos were the only bad part but it’s rainy season. You also hear a lot of noise from other guests coming through the courtyard. I managed to still sleep through it. I recommend this place for sure.

For all my English speakers tourists. DO NOT....I repeat DO NOT reserve at Vilasanta Hotel. It's a rip off. I experienced the most horrible service. Staff make fun of and talk crap about their own customers. Rooms are not ready for use, no AC, no towels, no toilet paper (basic necessities for a room), humidity on ceilings, walls, etc. Water leaked onto beds and floors. My family and I couldn't stay there for another second. However, when I requested my refund the owner denied it to me, until I said I will sue them for fraud.

Avoid this place at any costs. Bed sheets were dirty, bathroom disgusting, no toilet papers and no towels. What's more? They charged up more than the amount written on booking.com where we booked the room. I wish we had stayed the night in our rental car instead.

Great spot! Amazing Mexican decor, friendly staff, good vibes. Perfect location. Would stay again.

Lovely little boutique Hotel/hostel with amazing location in the centre of the city. Had a lovely 3 night stay and will return

This is a nice small hotel in Guadalajara, walking distance to the church and food trucks and stands nearby. The food there is excellent and very cheap, lots of choices too. Not too far from the Guadalajara city center and quick taxi drive away from charming town of Tlaquepaque. The breakfast is very basic but Wi-Fi works quite well. My shower barely worked tho, so that was no bueno. Otherwise nice and charming hotel, cheap and close to good food and shops.

A small, very old hotel. Although they provide breakfast, it’s nothing to write home about. The doors and locking mechanisms are very quirky. The bathroom door didn’t latch or lock. The bathroom had an open ceiling to the adjoining room’s bathroom. Could hear everything that went on when our neighbors went to the bathroom. Although staff did come and make bed, bathroom was not cleaned and no new towels provided. No seating in rooms, no hand towels, although there was ample closet and dresser space. The hotel’s front door is locked at all times and that is the hotel’s biggest attribute. The location offers few restaurants, bars or shopping for tourists. I did not book this hotel, as it was provided by a tour agency. I would never choose it independently, nor would I recommend it.

This hotel was chosen by G Adventures Tour company for our trip. We had room 1 with a king bed and 2 singles. It was very basic. Small bathroom, very narrow, very cramped, even the toilet seat faced the wall, and there was almost no leg room and I'm only 5'5". There was a medium sized hole in the bottom of the shower glass door, and a very rusty shower caddy. No shelf to put toiletry bag, but a very shallow medicine cabinet. There was a ceiling fan, and the AC works. There are only sheets, and coverlet no blanket. Lots of cabinets for your clothes. Noisy by the street, as this room is beside the front door. There are bars on the windows. It's a few blocks from Expiatorio Park where there is a church and street food. But it's not near Centro. Self serve breakfast buffet includes eggs, fruit, cereal, bread. There is a big seating area between the lobby and kitchen area. I would not recommend this hotel. Some of my group had toilets that weren't flushing, some lights didn't turn on, cold showers, weird door locks, keys didn't have room numbers on them. Reception is 24/7