Guadalajara is Mexico’s second city and the home of mariachi and tequila, with a grand colonial center, a lively food scene and the artisan towns of Tlaquepaque and Tonalá next door. It is a big business city too, so cheap hotels and good weekend deals are easy to find.
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The cathedral, plazas and Hospicio Cabañas — central and usually good value.
A leafy, fashionable neighborhood of cafés, bars and boutique stays near Avenida Chapultepec.
An upscale residential area with restaurants, shopping and quieter hotels.
A pretty artisan town with galleries, craft shops and small boutique hotels.
Business hotels around the convention center and big shopping malls.
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October–May is dry and pleasant; June–September brings afternoon rain. Rates rise during big trade fairs and festivals, including the international book fair in late November and early December.
The Centro Histórico has plenty of budget hotels, and business hotels near the Expo area often drop their rates on weekends.
Yes — it is a charming, walkable base with boutique hotels, a short ride from central Guadalajara.
Yes. The town of Tequila and its agave fields are an easy day trip by tour, bus or tourist train.