Top Hotels with Gyms in Guanajuato

The worst hotel in Mexico. Two reasons: 1. The hotel's standard room was booked two months in advance. As a result, the so-called double bed was found to be a large bed with a width of only 1.35 meters. Two adults slept, and it was difficult to turn over. The room is small and poor. After the negotiations with the front desk waiter, pay 2400 pesos (2 2 nights), changed 2 double rooms. The price is 704 yuan per room, which is equivalent to spending a suite price and living in a double room. 2. The taxi was delivered to Leon Airport the next morning through the hotel reception desk for the first day. The fee is 450 pesos. The next morning, I asked the front desk, the taxi reservation, the front desk clerk (not the waitress who ordered the car on the first day) told me that the fee was 550 pesos. I said that I had already set a taxi yesterday. I just want to know if the vehicle arrived on time, male. The waiter opened the notebook and confirmed the vehicle information. When the vehicle arrived at the hotel, shortly after the start, the driver said that the cost was 500 pesos. I said that when I booked the car yesterday, it was 450 pesos. The driver stopped talking, his face was filled with dissatisfaction, and he was silent all the way. I thought of the airport, gave 50 pesos, and made a whole. After arriving at the airport, the driver opened the trunk and then flashed to the side. I watched us unload the boxes one by one. I paid 450 pesos when I checked out. I praised the waitress at the front desk, answered all my questions enthusiastically, helped me with the boarding order, and helped me book the taxi for the next day. I was very enthusiastic and praised! Objectively speaking: the hotel hardware and environment are not bad, very satisfied with the breakfast.

The other reviews have said it mostly. Let me sum up. Location. Guanajuato has much of the city unaccessable by car/taxi. This hotel has parking, down it's back street on reservation. Some other hotels you might have to carry your bags some distance. As it was, I had to carry my bags a block at midnight, and then call to be let in. It is in the city center, on a park square, with most of the public buildings, monuments, etc. When you are walking a lot coming to a home base that is close is important. A hotel off the beatin path might be nice too. The Views. None of the reviews talked about the roof of the hotel. It has some nice views that are worth the stay alone. I asked for an upper floor room, thinking I might get one of those balconies by default. No dice, but sitting on the roof was plenty consolation for the two flights of stairs. Plus, it largely cut out the noise from the square. The hot tub was out of commission though. Convenience. This is a historic hotel. Small rooms, mexican tiled bathrooms, carved wood doors. If you decided to come to Guanajuato, why would you stay in a Hilton? The hotel has a hodge podge design, of convoluted stairs and additions, that resemble the towns construction, built up over centuries. It has a beautiful old world lobby. The staff were on the spot, and helpful with old school butler efficiency, answering all questions.

The location is very convenient. Downstairs is the street. Next door is the attraction, Union Garden Plaza (Jardin de la Union) Nice room, spacious, just a bit noisy at night There is a large balcony in the room where you can punch in