It´s location is perfect, it was my first time in Guadalajara and everything was basically walking distance. What I did not like was the restaurant service, which took almost 10minutes to get me an orange juice, not to mention I had to ask for a waiter twice, coffe was never offer and after 20min my breakfast did not arrive, so... More

We just got back from 5 nights at the Hotel Cervantes. It is very conveniently located in the historic center of town. The street is busy at night, so we did not feel in any danger out at night. It is in an area of gay bars, but that didn't bother us. Our room was fine, the air conditioning was... More

I stayed here with my partner over night after arriving off the bus from Mexico very late at night. The room cost us A$73 and it was terrible for that price. Firstly the airconditioning was broken and rattled all night. The only reason we kept it on was because it was hot and it was better than nothing. The green... More

stayed at cervantes for (1) night only, and that was due my late arrival. checked out the following morning. pros: cheap rate (under $75) central location free wi-fi clean bathroom/linens cons: no smoke-free rooms (first room smelled smoky, second less) no in-room safe no fridge/mini-bar no hair dryer no alarm clock no iron/board no hot water (i was so tired,... More

I stayed here for 5 months while studying Spanish at a local language school. The room was comfortable and very clean (needed a lick of paint) and the staff were charming. The food in the restaurant was excellent. Ok, it lacks colonial charm but is half the price of other 4-star hotels in the centro and the rooms are twice... More

I spent two nights at Hotel Cervantes in November 2007. This five-storey hotel is totally uncharming and unattractive, with the look of a place for business travelers with tight budget constraints. Almost everything in the hotel looks faded, worn out and in the need of remodeling: carpets, walls, tiles, linens, with very few exceptions I have hard time to recollect.... More

We selected this hotel based on the reviews. We were not disappointed and the location was excellent for our purposes. Walking distance to all attractions. Some desk staff more hepful than others. Would definitely recommend or go again. Three things: no hair dryer; bring your own alarm. There wasn't an alarm in the room, and although our wake up calls... More

After living in Guadalajara 3 months, we needed a place to stay for a few days before leaving Mexico. We could not have picked a nicer hotel. Located in the historic district, it is close to pretty much everything: One block East is the best bakery I have experienced in a long time (La Petita Polola); another block East (and... More

I have stayed at the Cervantes three times and plan to do so again next month. It has everything: location (in "el centro"), comfort, cleanliness, friendliness of staff, rooftop pool, value for the price. It was originally recommended to me by a taxi driver when the hotel I had booked was not acceptable and more expensive. I now call them... More