La Villa Del Ensueno Boutique Hotel Guadalajara, Guadalajara

I stayed at this hotel and had a mixed experience. The rooms were unique with traditional Mexican art, but the access to another building was unpleasant. The Wi-Fi worked well, and having a balcony was a plus. The location was close to everything, especially the lively center of Tlaquepaque, but it was in a rather dreary neighborhood. The facilities were well-equipped, with no specific comments on amenities like a pool or shuttle service.

The hotel is conveniently located very close to the center of town where all the shops are located. The rooms have an unpleasant access, but they come with functioning WIFI and a balcony. The hotel offers many authentic Mexican dishes with the nightly rate, which is a great value. However, the neighborhood is rather dreary.

I must say, this hotel has its perks and drawbacks. The rooms come with a balcony showcasing delightful traditional Mexican art, but the WiFi can be a bit spotty at times. The service is top-notch, offering room service and even a welcome drink, though the paid shuttle service may not suit everyone. The location is ideal, walking distance to everything including the mall, yet the neighborhood can be a bit dreary. The dining experience is a treat with an array of authentic Mexican dishes, although the cured meats might not be everyone's cup of tea. Overall, a mixed experience.

I stayed at this hotel and had a mixed experience. On the bright side, the traditional Mexican art in the rooms added a nice touch, and having a balcony was lovely. However, accessing another building for some rooms was inconvenient. The WiFi worked well during my stay.

Staying at this hotel was a mixed experience. I enjoyed the traditional Mexican art in the rooms and the lovely balcony, but the access to the dependance with functioning WIFI was a bit unpleasant. The hotel offers a good value for money considering the cozy ambiance.