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This bright-yellow downtown option is popular with a young crowd looking for a good time. The three dorms (men, women and mixed) are spacious and count with four to eight metal bunk beds, lockers and fans. Shared bathrooms open onto a large communal area with a huge kitchen and plenty of activities laid on.

Seven suites are available in a neighboring building with a great terrace. It also enjoys a recommended second location in Colonia Americas, about 3km west; a good option for those looking for a more low key stay.

Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

  • Instituto Cultural Cabanas, Guadalajara, Mexico; Shutterstock ID 745346248; your: Sloane Tucker; gl: 65050; netsuite: Online Editorial; full: POI 745346248

    Instituto Cultural de Cabañas

    0.55 MILES

    Standing proudly at the eastern end of dramatic Plaza Tapatía is one of Guadalajara’s architectural landmarks, and a Unesco World Heritage site since 1997…

  • Guadalajara Cathedral.

    Catedral de Guadalajara

    0.19 MILES

    Guadalajara’s cathedral is the city’s most conspicuous landmark with distinctive neo-Gothic towers built after an earthquake toppled the originals in…

  • The Basílica de Zapopan.

    Basílica de Zapopan

    4.4 MILES

    One of the city's most important churches, the Basílica de Zapopan, built in 1730, is home to Nuestra Señora de Zapopan, a petite statue of the Virgin…

  • Cascahuín

    Cascahuín

    23.4 MILES

    If you have time for only one distillery tour while in Tequila country, make it this one. Here you'll see the entire process, from piña harvesting to…

  • Tonalá Street Market

    Tonalá Street Market

    7.28 MILES

    On Thursday and Sunday, Tonalá bursts into a huge street market that sprouts on Avenida Tonaltecas and crawls through dozens of streets and alleys and…

  • Museo Pantaleón Panduro

    Museo Pantaleón Panduro

    3.06 MILES

    This superb collection of over 500 pieces of national folk art is housed in a converted religious mission and includes well-displayed miniature figurines,…

  • Main building of Tres Mujeres, a tequila company dedicated to the artisan manufacture of tequila near Amatitan.

    Tres Mujeres

    27.27 MILES

    Free Spanish- and English-language tours are available at the high-end 100% agave distillery Tres Mujeres, where some 40 different tequilas are produced,…

  • Plaza de los Mariachis

    Plaza de los Mariachis

    0.29 MILES

    Just south of Avenida Javier Mina and the Mercado San Juan de Dios, this is the very birthplace of mariachi music. By day it’s just a narrow walking…

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Nearby Guadalajara attractions

1. Palacio de Gobierno

0.13 MILES

The golden-hued Palacio de Gobierno, which houses the Jalisco state government offices, was finished in 1774 and is well worth visiting to see two…

2. Templo de San Agustín

0.15 MILES

South of the landmark Teatro Degollado on Plaza de la Liberación is the baroque-style Templo de San Agustín, all gold and white. Erected in 1573, it is…

3. Plaza de la Liberación

0.17 MILES

This huge plaza due east of the cathedral was a 1980s urban planner’s dream project – two whole blocks of colonial buildings to be knocked down and…

4. Museo de Arte Sacro de Guadalajara

0.18 MILES

This pious collection astride the eastern flank of the cathedral is filled with dark and brooding 17th- to 18th-century religious art, as well as some…

5. Teatro Degollado

0.19 MILES

Construction of this neoclassical theater, which is home to the Guadalajara Philharmonic, was begun in 1855 and completed four decades later. Above the…

6. Cathedral Crypt

0.19 MILES

The cathedral in Guadalajara includes a Gothic crypt, where three archbishops are buried.

7. Catedral de Guadalajara

0.19 MILES

Guadalajara’s cathedral is the city’s most conspicuous landmark with distinctive neo-Gothic towers built after an earthquake toppled the originals in…

8. Templo de San Francisco de Asís

0.2 MILES

Across the road from the Templo de Aranzazú, the larger but less impressive Templo de San Francisco de Asís was begun in the 1660s by the Franciscans. It…