Hotels With Wi-Fi in Guanajuato, Mexico

Very recommended to stay, cost-effective, the environment is very good. Beautiful environment, good geographical location, convenient transportation, comfortable and sanitary rooms, service staff are very enthusiastic, facilities are very humane, high-speed network signal is good, the view outside the window is good. The design of the room's small pendulum is also very distinctive. Next time, check in.

my experiences from these hotels has been positive so far. this one stands out because i think the owners dont pay attention to it. the bathroom had no warm water or adequate water flow. it was spacious yes but i also wanted to bathe. the breakfast area is in the center of the establishment and only has natural light from the top which is 7 ? stories high. so if you have and early morning the area is not adequately lit. also the breakfast bouffet is lacking in choice. very few things offered. the bed excellent as always. for me 2 were the worst elements: i tried to talk to receptionist over the phone and he didnt speak english well and i found a cockroach in the restroom at the reception area. i know this is a hotel for short stay but isnt the goal of every hotel to have people converging no matter what?

Jazmin y Marina, nos brindaron un excelente servicio en la cocina, con gran atención, alimentos ricos y sabrosos. Lo mejor del hotel es su gente. Gracias por contratar a gente que nos brinda su alegría y atención.

The hotel is located in the center of the city. It has unique features and makes people feel bright after entering. It has a sense of historical sedimentation. There is an old tree that seems to be a hundred years old in the hotel. The walls of the hotel are also covered with various paintings. Even the room card is unique.

The hotel that sits atop a large hill in San Miguel has wonderful views and an extremely large terrace for each room. The views are magnificent. That is about all I can say is wonderful for this place. I have stayed in some gorgeous hotels in large cities and tourist destinations. I know boutique hotels are not the normal hotel experience, since I have stayed in them as well, but what most boutique hotels do very well is service. Ilo rojo doesn't know much of anything about service. Here are some of the things that shocked us. There was no iron or ironing board in our rooms. There was no way to get any ice (more on that later). The terraces where with beautiful views were just that. They had one cheap patio table, with a umbrella stand (more on that later) and a metal bar for a fabric canopy, which was missing. So if you want to enjoy the terrace/veranda during the day, good luck. The heat will run you off quickly. Now to the service. After a wonderful time in the city, we wanted to get some beverages we bought at a market to enjoy in our rooms on the terrace/veranda at night but couldn't find any ice or cups in the room. So I called for some sort of cups and was told they would see what they could do. About 20 minutes later I was rewarded with 2 plastic cheap cups. Ok, no big deal. I needed at least 4. So I went down 4 levels (by stairs) to the bar and asked for 2 more cups and a cup of ice. I was told there was no ice at the bar so they would have to get some and bring it up. Never heard back from them again. It was later, so I decided to just forget about it. Next morning we went to breakfast at the hotel restaurant, again on outdoor terrace at the bottom of the hotel. It took over 15 minutes for someone to come over. After ordering coffee and breakfast, we watched the waitress/bartender roam around and deliver some items to each of the various tables but not complete orders. It took over 30 minutes to get coffee and we actually received our food before the coffee for the 4 of us that we ordered before food. In fact, 1 person received their order, then 10 minutes later then another person and lastly, I received my order about 15 minutes after everyone else in my group. What kind of restaurant delivers orders 1 at a time when each item is ready. Next, the pool which is smaller than most people's bathrooms (in the US), has to be reserved by the hour. It was sad. However, we had a kid in our group and we thought it would be great to have him swim a little. We also thought since we had some beverages from the night before, we could hang out by the miniature pool for a bit and indulge in a few drinks. Again, we asked for some ice from the concierge. The concierge went to the bartender and bartender told the concierge something and they both walked past me to the other members of our party to tell them beverages were not allowed at the pool. Could have told me that while I was standing there asking the for the ice. This was little irritating

Facilities: No facilities available Hygienic: good health, very clean, high-rise floor-to-ceiling windows Environment: The high-rise view is very good, the main opposite is the Leon Convention and Exhibition Center, crossing the road, it is more convenient to participate in the exhibition, about 900 meters from the Bus bus station. Also convenient Service: This hotel has problems with Ctrip's settlement, check-in and check-out have encountered problems, and Ctrip is actively handling them.

I've stayed at this holiday Inn many times in the past but this time was different, the experience was disgusting. I woke up one morning with the aroma of sewer in my room which was unbearable, I couldn't even stay in the room. The supervisor told me that my room would be 'cleaned' which they should've moved me to a different room. I tipped the the guy that 'cleaned' my room and tried to relax but then found a roach in my room. I alerted the supervisor once again about the issue and he did move me to a different room this time. I was disgusted and asked them if they washed clothing which they have a laundry mat free of charge. I spent my day waiting for my room to be 'cleaned', moved and then had to wash all my clothing to make sure I didn't carry the infestation with me. The best the Supervisor could do was give me a measly $200 peso discount for my 5 day stay at this hotel. I will be filing a claim with the city because I am sure that they have a roach infestation and they're covering it up which is a huge health hazard. Never again will I stay at this hotel with poorly trained staff.

I spent two nights at this property while visiting Guanajuato on a weekend getaway. For the unbeatable price and location, let me be frank: even if this place was terrible (it’s not, of course!), I would still return again. Seriously. For a brand-name hotel to be around ~$40 per night, it’s incredible. But that doesn’t mean I’ll ignore some issues that can be resolved. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. None were completely proficient in English, but they knew enough phrases to communicate just fine. I was impressed with their kindness and dedication to customer service! Thank you! The atmosphere is typical of most Holiday or Hampton Inns around the globe—breakfast area with seating, grab-and-go pantry, pool and fitness center, etc etc. Nothing too unique to Guanajuato, but that’s perfectly okay. The rooms—here’s where things start going south (things get worse). The first room I was assigned was not clean. There was a noticeable brown stain on the bed and orange/red residue on the bathroom counter. These spots were easy to spot and one of the first things I noticed about the room, rather than being able to admire the coziness or the TV or the airport view. I don’t like having to deal with cleanliness problems when I first enter a hotel room. Here’s what made things worse: for the life of me, I couldn’t get the hotel room phone to work. So I couldn’t call the front desk to request a change of rooms. I had to walk back and forth between the room and the lobby to get keys for another room and transfer all my belongings into the new room—I’m disabled and traveling without my normal wheelchair, so the movement is tiring. I didn’t expressly ask for assistance, so I’m not blaming anyone about the physical exhaustion but myself. However, I do consider a working phone and a clean room to be the responsibility of any hotel anywhere in the world. Moreover, the front desk employee met me in the dirty room as I was gathering my stuff to take photos of the unclean areas. I appreciated this gesture. It is crucial that housekeeping can rectify these mistakes. The only thing…at this point and throughout the rest of my stay, I don’t recall ever being told sorry for this inconvenience. An apology is a standard customer service expectation when something goes wrong. Thankfully, the new room I received was clean. Soundproofing wasn’t the greatest, unlike what I hoped, and I could hear the noisy truck traffic from behind the building during the day. On the positive side, the bed was comfy and all the outlets sustained a charge for my electronics. But the hotel phone? This one didn’t work either. Let me end the review here. Even though there were negatives to my experience, I would still stay here again for the location and budget-friendly cost. Plus, I would hope that the improvements needed will be acted upon in time for my next stay. A free shuttle to the airport is one of the boons to such a wonderful location, which I nearly forgot to mention.

○ Good point ○ The view from the balcony was so beautiful in any time zone!!! You can get a card that is free to ride the funikra + you have a priority that you don't have to line up in the line of the funikra platform. Access to sightseeing the city of Guanafat is outstanding if the pukhnikura is moving. The hill of Pipira is also close. I was able to go back to my room several times a day while sightseeing and rest and see the scenery. It is very romantic that serenata listens to the night. ● not good ● walls with the room next to the cherry blossoms are thin? Especially in the shower area, I could hear the sound and voice of the shower. I had trouble in the room at night, but it was midnight? I was troubled by the staff who only knew Spanish. The window of the balcony is locked from the inside, so if you go out, the window is absolutely not closed, you can be locked; (it is a little unfortunate that you have to care about the last train of fnikra. Be careful because the last train is early on Sunday. There was a time when Wi-Fi was bad for occasional. However, the point that it was not good is not replaced by the great view. I really want to stay at the hotel all the time. I think it is a hotel that I should definitely stay when I come to Guanafato!

Very recommended to stay, cost-effective, the environment is very good. Beautiful environment, good geographical location, convenient transportation, comfortable and sanitary rooms, service staff are very enthusiastic, facilities are very humane, high-speed network signal is good, the view outside the window is good. The design of the room's small pendulum is also very distinctive. Next time, check in.

Facilities: No facilities available Hygienic: good health, very clean, high-rise floor-to-ceiling windows Environment: The high-rise view is very good, the main opposite is the Leon Convention and Exhibition Center, crossing the road, it is more convenient to participate in the exhibition, about 900 meters from the Bus bus station. Also convenient Service: This hotel has problems with Ctrip's settlement, check-in and check-out have encountered problems, and Ctrip is actively handling them.

I've stayed at this holiday Inn many times in the past but this time was different, the experience was disgusting. I woke up one morning with the aroma of sewer in my room which was unbearable, I couldn't even stay in the room. The supervisor told me that my room would be 'cleaned' which they should've moved me to a different room. I tipped the the guy that 'cleaned' my room and tried to relax but then found a roach in my room. I alerted the supervisor once again about the issue and he did move me to a different room this time. I was disgusted and asked them if they washed clothing which they have a laundry mat free of charge. I spent my day waiting for my room to be 'cleaned', moved and then had to wash all my clothing to make sure I didn't carry the infestation with me. The best the Supervisor could do was give me a measly $200 peso discount for my 5 day stay at this hotel. I will be filing a claim with the city because I am sure that they have a roach infestation and they're covering it up which is a huge health hazard. Never again will I stay at this hotel with poorly trained staff.

BEWARE!!! AFTER I CHECKED IN AN EMPLOYEE WENT INTO MY ROOM AND STOLE JEWELRY FROM MY BELONGINGS. THEY SEARCHED ALL MY THINGS AND NOTHING WAS DONE ABOUT SITUATION. YES THEY CHARGED ME FOR THE ROOM ASWELL. DO NOT STAY HERE. ALSO THE PLACE IS DISCUSSINGLY DIRTY . THE LOCATION LOOKS GOOD ON THE WED, BUT IT IS NOT A GOOD AREA. IT WAS SCARY DRIVING IN THIS AREA. DONT TAKE YOUR FAMILY HERE. I HAD MY KIDS WITH ME . I WAS SO AFRAID FOR THEIR SAFETY. AFTER THIS HAPPENED TO US I DIDNT CHECK OUT BECAUSE THE AREA IS SO SCARY TO DRIVE AT NIGHT. AND DAY TIME ASWELL. I DID NOT SLEEP ONE BIT. I CHECKED OUT EARLY IN MORNING. THIS WAS THE WORST EXPERIENCE IVE EVER HAD AT A HOTEL. DO NOT TAKE YOUR FAMILY HERE. I didn't take many fotos ill post the one in bathroom. Hadn't been cleaned. There was a dirty sponge on floor. Well the outside and inside looks dirty like the picture I posted. I didn't take more because I was in a zone of just getting out as soon as the sun came out. Don't believe the pictures you see online . It's a whole new experience once you get there.

Whenever I come to León, I stay at this hotel! I like the location! The room service foods are vast, taste good, the service is fast, as for the stay, the room is very comfortable and clean! Highly recommended, also because of its location, there is Plaza Mayor, and in front of it they opened a square which has nice restaurants! In truth, it is a highly recommended hotel.

Excellent hotel, very comfortable & spacious room. Plenty of hbo channels & was easy to change language preference. The frigobar functioned perfectly & kept my frozen food frozen. I heard some music for a short while, but it wasn’t late. I found the breakfast above average as the chef knows how to prepare eggs nicely (not pulverized or overcooked to minuscule crumbs), but the orange juice didn’t seem authentic. Hotel staff was friendly & welcoming. My room was spotless!

Facilities: The hotel has been around for a long time, but the maintenance is better. Now the stay is still good 👍 Hygiene: good sanitary environment Environment: Near the airport, easy to travel Service: 24-hour service, very warm, rich breakfast

A very good choice in León. 20 minutes away from the airport. Rooms are actually suites with a small fridge, mini bar, microwave oven and coffee maker. Nice distribution and a really comfy bed. Food is also very good, but room service needs improvement (no salt, bread or dressings if not explicitly requested). There's a small pool and gym, TV is HD with all the sports channels available in Mexico. A no brainer.

A good hotel to be quiet attention by the restaurant was excellent the lingerie that served us was very nice rooms are good hostel this very good hotel I will return the only thing that would be better adjust your price is l a little high

my experiences from these hotels has been positive so far. this one stands out because i think the owners dont pay attention to it. the bathroom had no warm water or adequate water flow. it was spacious yes but i also wanted to bathe. the breakfast area is in the center of the establishment and only has natural light from the top which is 7 ? stories high. so if you have and early morning the area is not adequately lit. also the breakfast bouffet is lacking in choice. very few things offered. the bed excellent as always. for me 2 were the worst elements: i tried to talk to receptionist over the phone and he didnt speak english well and i found a cockroach in the restroom at the reception area. i know this is a hotel for short stay but isnt the goal of every hotel to have people converging no matter what?

The hotel is located in the center of the city. It has unique features and makes people feel bright after entering. It has a sense of historical sedimentation. There is an old tree that seems to be a hundred years old in the hotel. The walls of the hotel are also covered with various paintings. Even the room card is unique.

○ Good point ○ The view from the balcony was so beautiful in any time zone!!! You can get a card that is free to ride the funikra + you have a priority that you don't have to line up in the line of the funikra platform. Access to sightseeing the city of Guanafat is outstanding if the pukhnikura is moving. The hill of Pipira is also close. I was able to go back to my room several times a day while sightseeing and rest and see the scenery. It is very romantic that serenata listens to the night. ● not good ● walls with the room next to the cherry blossoms are thin? Especially in the shower area, I could hear the sound and voice of the shower. I had trouble in the room at night, but it was midnight? I was troubled by the staff who only knew Spanish. The window of the balcony is locked from the inside, so if you go out, the window is absolutely not closed, you can be locked; (it is a little unfortunate that you have to care about the last train of fnikra. Be careful because the last train is early on Sunday. There was a time when Wi-Fi was bad for occasional. However, the point that it was not good is not replaced by the great view. I really want to stay at the hotel all the time. I think it is a hotel that I should definitely stay when I come to Guanafato!

The hotel is not located in the C position in the city 20 minutes walk from Notre Dame Cathedral When I went to CI, I was given room 327. It's a built-in window I negotiated with the front desk and was told that only double rooms were available. The problem is that upstairs is where the outdoor units of the entire hotel's air conditioners are placed. Unbearable buzzing Negotiate again and switch to 317 to be clean. There is obviously a twin room available. The hotel provides free printing. Remember to print the check-in card before going to the airport.

Highly recommend. The location is good, the hotel door is facing the side door of the cathedral, beside the Peace Square, between the Notre Dame Cathedral and the University of Guanajuato, there are many attractions within walking distance. What's more valuable is that it is a street away from United Garden, where the nightlife is full of restaurants, and it is not noisy, except for the church bells, and there is no noise at night. The room is not big, the table is small, the facilities are complete, hot water is sufficient, WIFI is stable (this is a plus in Mexico). There is a rooftop on the top floor where you can see the night view. The waiters are very good, and the general English is not fluent. Please prepare translation software. One of the disadvantages is that there is no elevator, and the waiter should give tips to help carry luggage. Second, breakfast is not good. There is no hot dishes or meat for 145 pesos per person. It is recommended to eat out. There are many choices around. All things considered, it is highly recommended.

Like the reviews suggest, you will either love or hate this! For me it was fine. You cannot get a more central location overlooking the square with everything on your doorstep. Perfect location. Some may find the noise a bit much, but I was fine with it and loved the atmosphere. Busy hotel. Clean. Not a luxury hotel but there was hot water, a comfortable bed and perfect a few nights. Staff were pleasant but not that friendly. Plain and ordinary. To be honest, I was out most of the time. Your only likely to spend a few nights in this area. This hotel was fine if like me, you want something clean, central and safe. If you plan to be in the hotel more and want a luxury hotel, then stay somewhere else. There are not that many options in the area.

The hotel is in a hillside alley. We booked the most expensive suite. On the top of the building, there are three large floor-to-ceiling windows, and the scenery is invincible. The room is very spacious, with a king size bed, and clean. When I went downstairs, I glanced at the other rooms. They were relatively small and some had no windows. It feels worthwhile to spend money on painting. The breakfast is a small shed with a view. If you order the breakfast from the menu, it is quite delicious. When making a reservation, be sure to book the most expensive VIP room for 4 people.

It is an incredible place, of exceptional beauty. I had already met him before, however this weekend was the first time I stayed. After the reservation I read comments about the service (bordering on regular and bad) especially for the lack of hot water and uncomfortable beds, still decided to check it out for myself (and my friends) and I was fascinated. I will definitely return there. Neither my friends nor I had problems with the hot water in our rooms, or the lack of bath towels or dirty bath towels as I read in the comments, all rooms were clean, the only problem in the rooms that touched me, was the telephone that did not serve to call the reception, as for the food, well because the buffet although it is not so varied, is good and accessible price. The restaurant has an excellent view of the city, the chef and all the people who serve you are very friendly, without a doubt, a place to return.

Excellent place for we went to a wedding , care if it was immediate and very good even if they could improve the facilities ,worry in the room but if very clean what is not noticed by the damage of the rooms

The hotel that sits atop a large hill in San Miguel has wonderful views and an extremely large terrace for each room. The views are magnificent. That is about all I can say is wonderful for this place. I have stayed in some gorgeous hotels in large cities and tourist destinations. I know boutique hotels are not the normal hotel experience, since I have stayed in them as well, but what most boutique hotels do very well is service. Ilo rojo doesn't know much of anything about service. Here are some of the things that shocked us. There was no iron or ironing board in our rooms. There was no way to get any ice (more on that later). The terraces where with beautiful views were just that. They had one cheap patio table, with a umbrella stand (more on that later) and a metal bar for a fabric canopy, which was missing. So if you want to enjoy the terrace/veranda during the day, good luck. The heat will run you off quickly. Now to the service. After a wonderful time in the city, we wanted to get some beverages we bought at a market to enjoy in our rooms on the terrace/veranda at night but couldn't find any ice or cups in the room. So I called for some sort of cups and was told they would see what they could do. About 20 minutes later I was rewarded with 2 plastic cheap cups. Ok, no big deal. I needed at least 4. So I went down 4 levels (by stairs) to the bar and asked for 2 more cups and a cup of ice. I was told there was no ice at the bar so they would have to get some and bring it up. Never heard back from them again. It was later, so I decided to just forget about it. Next morning we went to breakfast at the hotel restaurant, again on outdoor terrace at the bottom of the hotel. It took over 15 minutes for someone to come over. After ordering coffee and breakfast, we watched the waitress/bartender roam around and deliver some items to each of the various tables but not complete orders. It took over 30 minutes to get coffee and we actually received our food before the coffee for the 4 of us that we ordered before food. In fact, 1 person received their order, then 10 minutes later then another person and lastly, I received my order about 15 minutes after everyone else in my group. What kind of restaurant delivers orders 1 at a time when each item is ready. Next, the pool which is smaller than most people's bathrooms (in the US), has to be reserved by the hour. It was sad. However, we had a kid in our group and we thought it would be great to have him swim a little. We also thought since we had some beverages from the night before, we could hang out by the miniature pool for a bit and indulge in a few drinks. Again, we asked for some ice from the concierge. The concierge went to the bartender and bartender told the concierge something and they both walked past me to the other members of our party to tell them beverages were not allowed at the pool. Could have told me that while I was standing there asking the for the ice. This was little irritating

Beautiful boutique hotel. Great location. Rooms are quiet and nice sized. The rooftop has an incredible view to the cathedral and great cocktails people! If you get to stay here please try their chilaquiles and fresh coffee. Hotel did a great job of maintaining COVID safety measures.

I wanted to like this place more than I did. It has old-world charm, with the dark wood, the talavera tile and the boveda ceilings. It’s very reasonably priced, too, but you get what you pay for in a lot of ways here. Not a lot of room amenities— no mini fridge or microwave which, to be fair, is relatively rare in Mexico. But the stocked soaps and things were so cheap— like Dollar-Store cheap— they hardly lathered up. I couldn’t quite get a handle on the hours of the little convenience shop either which seemed never to be open, so no buying our own. I might have been able to overlook that stuff if the ladies at the front desk weren’t so rude. At one point during our stay, I thought I lost my key. When I went to ask for another, the two clerks literally rolled their eyes at one another before proceeding to take an inordinate amount of time contacting whomever they needed to contact to come program another key. They hardly addressed me and let me know pretty late in the process that I would have to pay for the replacement… in cash. I couldn’t just add the charge to the card on file for the room. So analog. Likewise, later when it was time to leave, one of those same clerks simply glared at me when I approached to let her know we were checking out. It wasn’t until my husband showed up behind me that she actually addressed me, saying everything was all set. She even smiled. I couldn’t help laughing at the absurdity of the abrupt change in her demeanor. I’m not sure if I did something to offend her or if she’s just a hateful person, but she’s definitely one reason we will be staying elsewhere the next time we’re in town.

Charming colonial hotel 1/2 block from El Jardin . Central location is great, convenient to return and rest between walking sight seeing jaunts. Very clean, pleasant front desk staff. We were there during the week so noise was not an issue. Church bells rang at 6:30 am but added to the charm. Room 112 was large, well decorated with large windows to let in the cool night air, great shower and cell signal. Restaurant was very good evening meal and breakfast in the cafe was good as well. For us it was a great place to stay with the Mexican old world charm that we were looking for, if you want the experience of the Hilton, go stay in a more modern option.

Hotel location is good, very close to the church in the center, there is a beautiful garden. The rooms are well decorated. Room 6 we stayed in. The room was large. But the bed was not good, although it was called a deluxe king bed. Actually I put a 1.8 * 2 meter mattress across. I mean the bed is only 1.8 meters long, if the height is high, the feet will hang out. Also, I do n’t know what the quilt material is, especially heavy. Finally, the front desk The taxi you called for is a bit of a scam: it is not a regular taxi, and the front desk tells the price of 70 yuan. (If it is called Uber it is 40. However, because our Uber has been unavailable in Mexico) the driver also told me to add money at the end. It seems to say It ’s luggage or something, and I did n’t fully understand it. Anyway, I refused it. The “black car” is a red Chevrolet. A tall man in a gray shirt. About 30 years old. Fortunately, I have prepared just enough money for him, otherwise It must have been hacked.