Hotels in Jalisco with Breakfast

As always, my "go to, " hotel chain in Mexico, One Hotel, did not disappoint. The only downside is parking. It is a bit of a walk to the shared parking, but it is secured.

Love it. The staff is great, specially the lady whos Operations Manager and the front door gentleman.
The location is very convenient. The restaurants downstairs are the perfect mix👌🏾

Excellent attention, every detail, staff, facilities, make the stay extremely pleasant!

The place is amazing, the staff super friendly. All very nice and quiet. The super rich massage! 100% recommended. A night as a couple is the most beautiful and romantic place.

I started off upset with them but the service was 100% my 1st rooms ac would not go below 25c and got as high as 28c which Is about 75 to 80f the maintenance gentleman who came to the room basically

Excellent value for the cost. The rooms are OK and it's fairly quiet even though it is walkable to most of the major attractions.

What a wonderful place and centrally located in the area of Guadalajara Centro. We walked everywhere we wanted to go except for the day in Tlaquepaque.

Great Stay, But One Major Downside.
We recently stayed at “Love It” in Guadalajara and had an overall good experience. The location is fantastic—central and convenient—earning it a solid 5/5.

The location is great, a lot of cultural activities around.

Best hostel in Guadalajara in my opinion.

Possibly my favorite hotel stay. I wanted for nothing and found peace. The room was well cared for and spacious. The restaurant had an excellent selection.

Checked in no problem.
Got to our room and it did not have an outside window. When I inquired they told me that all the King Bed rooms face inward and have no views.

Really nice, clean, well set up hostel. Extremely quiet when I was there but they have really nice common areas. Kitchen is small but well equipped.

The host's attitude is very good. The garden on the roof is spacious and comfortable. It's good to bask in the sun during the day and sit and blow the wind at night.

Nice hotel. Very good staff. A restaurant on site. No fridge in room. Ice costs $$. Water on demand to drink. Nothing much to see in that area. Traffic inGuad. Is madness. Ac didn't work first nite.

After an unexpectedly stressful trip to visit my family in the USA, I took an equally unexpected follow-up trip to the cheapest destination I could find from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

I’ve struggled to put into words what Casa Habita means to me.
We were there during the cartel unrest in February. It was a tense and uncertain 48 hours in the city.

More than rooms, they do have studios if three different sizes, ideal for a short stays. For longer stays I recommend the largest and for no more than ywo people max.

This hotel is more like an apartment. Nothing fancy, no pool no gym but with a very modern ambiance. Lots of public space in and around the hotel.

This is a beautiful beach club with private residences. It's not a hotel, and it's in the jungle, but you won't find anywhere else like it. The views and sunsets are amazing.

This was my first time in Mexico, and my first time at an all-inclusive resort. I usually choose adventure travel, so having all my needs taken care of for me felt really different at first.

From the moment we arrived, the staff at the hotel made us feel like family. Vicktor and Adan from the dining room, Constantino the hotel porter, and Juan from security were especially memorable.

Just back from another lovely visit to Casa Iguana, host Joel, happy daschaunds and aloof pussycat.

I love this hotel. The grounds are beautiful. Being situated in the jungle and a short walk from the bus stop to take you into PV or to Boca. The pool area is amazing.

We had a wonderful experience at Fujiyama Japanese Restaurant, and Kristian truly made our evening special.

This place seems to be polarizing in the reviews so we were hesitant to book it until we got a recommendation from friends who took their family there and we went for it. Here's the reality: the

We had a two week stay at the Tropicana. We stayed in a 2 bed suite with a kitchen. Rooms were clean very dated wall stained even dated the kitchen did have everything we need.

My husband and I stayed here for the first time for 9 nights and really enjoyed our stay. We loved the location and the staff were great. We had a standard king bed room with a beautiful Oceanview.

The quality of the rooms match the price. For me, the accommodations were amazing. The staff, especially Denise, are the most accommodating and kind!

We stayed in Penthouse 111-A. The space was large and included kitchen and outside non-private patio space. The old wood furniture smelled like mildew.

I am very surprised to see so many negative reviews regarding this location. Our accommodations are brilliant and the service has been consistently on point.

Excellent stay here. MR is a converted house attached to the Indah condos. Rooms are spacious with a large bathroom.

I used to go as a child… I remember so many more pool activities and lots of staff that were much more friendly and involved with people.

My husband and I stayed at Villa del Palmar in May 2026. This is our home away from home.

Stayed at this property as a guest of UAG’s SOM. The property is clean, the service was prompt, and the rooms was specious. Wi-fi connectivity was strong and consistent.

Thank you to all staff members, we were greeted and treated very cordial during our stay. The hotel was very clean. Vallet service was extremely helpful.

Very nice hotel with remodeled rooms and with the best view of the esplanade and the cathedral.

All excellent 👌 and very central.

Its a really nice place to stay! lovely interior design, very good located and the service its amazing, also the food in their Restaurant Bonito!

Staff of 10, very clean room and very comfortable beds.