This was the worst hotel experience we've ever had. Not worth the price by any stretch of the imagination. Where to begin? Room was tiny, no room (not even floor space) to open a suitcase. Bathroom was tiny, no counter space to put out toiletries. Room was dirty, especially the floor (bring slippers!). Towels were completely frayed at the edges,... More

This family-owned hotel was recommended by friends who live in Ajijic and we found the location and atmosphere to be perfect. There's a rooftop deck with beautiful views, an excellent French restaurant and great location from which to explore both Ajijic and the neighboring towns on Lake Chapala. They have a service to and from the airport and can help... More

Pluses: Central location, clean room, decent king size bed, free wifi, good water pressure and an excellent on-site restaurant. Minuses: No pool, bare minimum continental breakfast, a somewhat sterile environment (compared to two B&B's we visited), noisy refrigerator and variable hot water supply. Buyer Beware: We agreed on a price of $953.19 for a 12 night stay in Room 2... More

My husband and I spent the night there looking for a romantic escapade, and we went first to another hotel which had only one available room and was more expensive than Casa Blanca. We went then to Casa Blanca and it was better than the other because the room was pretty much the same and the rate was a lot... More

I completely enjoyed my stay at the Casa Blanca. The owner, Joseph was so creative in the design of the Casa Blanca. Paintings, courtyards, towers. His hospitality was nonstop. The location across the street from the tropical park (Lake Chapala Foundation) made getting advice about galleries, shopping and local events very convenient. When I go to Ajajic again you, you'll... More

I needed to go to Guadalajara for a hip replacement. (1/3 the price in Mexico as same surgery in USA). A Dr. Friend of mine recommended a good orthopedic Dr. and the Casa Blanca in Ajijic as a good place to heal body and soul. I can say to many nice things about Joseph and his courteous Hard working crew.... More

Staying at Casa Blanca is wonderful. Joseph and his staff are never too busy to assist us or go out of their way for us. We highly recommend this hotel for all our friends. And talking to the locals since we've been here, everyone is in agreement that Casa Blanca is top notch, numero uno, here in Ajijic. More

Wonderful place to stay in a unique charming town--very safe area of Mexico. Continental breakfast in the courtyard--several outdoor areas to relax including roof top area with views of town, mountains, and the lake. The staff works overtime to make sure all aspects of your trip are memorable. More

Ajijic is a lovely cobbled town with enjoyable strolling, shopping and restaurants. Sadly, the well-regarded French restaurant in the hotel was closed for vacation (as were others post-Easter) - but maybe that was a good thing since our room was sandwiched between two adjacent courtyards. As one reviewer noted, noisy. NB: the breakfast included with the $89/night room was unworthy... More