As the title of this review suggests, this hostel advertises the fact that it has won 'best hostel' awards two years running. I stayed for 2 days and whilst this is not a bad hostel, it fell way short of my expectations. Good aspects: - Location; a short walk to the Catedral and Central square, nothing seems too far away.... More

Stayed at this hostel for 4 nights in March and had a pretty good stay. The hotel is in a perfect location and it's got few rooms which is great. You don't have a million people walking through all the time. They have a large and open common area with joint kitchen. Cleanliness was pretty good. Huge lockers in the... More

We stayed at the hostel for 2 nights during our Semana Santa road trip. The rooms are spaceous and ours had a little balcony so you could sit outside and watch life passing by. Breakfast is included and consists of toast, coffee, marmelade and the all so present fruit pieces. The kitchen is connected with the common areaswhere you can... More

Hostel Guadalajara Centro is probably Guadalajara's best youth hostel. Located in the historic city centre, a few minutes from the Cathedral and other tourist attractions, it is a popular choice for visiting young people. When I was there in early January the hostel was packed with young people from abroad who were studying abroad for the first half of the... More

I've stayed here twice in the last two years.Each time for more than two weeks. (I am 61yrs old) Had a fine time, they are very helpful at this hostel. Its probably the busiest in the city, just a couple blocks to the main Cathedrals and Plazas and only about four blocks to the Mercado Libertad a HUGE shopping place... More

Thank you Carlos and Suly and the rest of the staff at El Centro for making my stay comfortable and safe. The staff all spoke english and provided great suggestions for entertainment - which I took advantage of more than once! Meeting other hostelers also made the trip to Guadalajara a memorable one. Suggestion: New matresses in the dorms and... More

I've stayed at this hostel several times over the last year and a half and plan to stay there again in the future. The current price for a bunk is 120 pesos (slightly less with a HI card). That includes free breakfast (coffee, oranges, and toasted bread), use of a locker (bring or rent your own lock), access to a... More