Guadalajara Hotel Guide - Cascada de las Tres Caidas hotels in Guadalajara, Mexico.

"VERY NICE HOTEL :)"

"We stayed for 9 nights at La Villa del Ensueno, against all odds we were pleasantly surprised with this charming hotel which is walking distance to Tlaquepaque. Yes, this Hotel shows its age but it's still well looked after. + location is key, it is walking distance to Tlaquepaque + spacious, comfortable rooms with lots of mexican flair. we had a junior suite which had its own private sun deck which was awesome to relax in the sun + breakfast was inclusive which was cooked fresh to order and came with fresh juice, coffee, yoghurt & fruits and one could order from an extensive breakfast menu. Both server were super friendly, attentive and very accommodating. + the hotel is beautiful, its colourful, lots of plants and very quiet. Its a peaceful oasis away from sometimes loud Mexico +housekeeping did an awesome job on a daily basis cleaning the room +other reviews mentioned bugs, in all of our 9 nights stay we did not seen one single bug inside the room +rooms had AC, good size fridge and safety locker and TV this is now where i usually list the negative aspects of a hotel, but too be honest, i couldn't really find any. Yes, sure the pool was cool & shady and the jacuzzi was rather cold is well but it is January !!! if I wanted to spend excess amount of time at a pool i go to Puerta Vallarta. in summary, we had a very lovely stay at the Villa del Ensueno and would defiantly stay there again if our traveling would bring us back to Guadalajara. thanks to every one working at t"

"Super nice people. Felt very comfortable and safe. Perfect location for shopping. Definitely will stay here again. The coffee shop on site was a great bonus"

"This is a working class neighborhood so don't expect fancy restaurants or multiple metro lines nearby. In addition, the restaurant next door has live music on weekends deep into the night so this is not the place to be if your goal is to spend lots of time in the hotel room. There are lots of cute coffee shops in the area. There is a street market that runs Thursdays and Sundays. 3 blocks away is the main street with more shops, restaurants and an even bigger street market. The hotel staff are friendly but don't speak English so be prepared to learn some basic Spanish words & phrases ( cash, credit card, room, toilet paper, etc. ) to cover your stay."

"Todo muy limpio "