Casa Sabina

Amazing all around — best value for money I’ve ever had in a hotel.

Nothing, it was perfect.

Location, cafe with great coffee down below

They didn’t check to make sure the toilet in my room was working before i checked in Concierge gave me wrong information about the location of a store

They upgraded me to an awesome suite!

No complaints! The staff was super friendly and helpful.

The space is beautiful, the rooms comfortable and the design cheeky. The art shop at the ground floor a nice addition to the space!

There was no drinking water during our 24 hours stay there. They mentioned the company supposed to bring it was delayed - but it would have been nice that they found an alternative.

The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the room's walls are soundproof so it's easy to sleep. My partner and I got some of our best sleeps here! The kitchen facilities were great allowing us to save money by cooking everyday we stayed. We were able to hand wash our clothes and hang them outside so they dried quickly too. The place felt very safe with locks in every space working well. The location is near a lot of bus routes which was great for us to go out and explore Guadalajara, but also a great place to stay if you want a night out on the town being so close to Chapultepec. All staff here were very friendly and happy to answer any questions we had. I would definitely stay here again!

Our room only had a fan. Although most times this was enough to keep comfortable and not too hot, on the extra warm days it was a bit too hot.

Really nice place. The restaurant downstairs was excellent. There is a thrift store in the lobby, too. Great staff overall. I was there during Semana Santa so it was very quiet. Many people in Guadalajara were at the beach. I would recommend this hostel if you want a quiet place to relax.

Maybe they could encourage a bit of interaction by promoting some tours or other things to do with people at the hostel. But I was in Guadalajara at a particularly quiet time of the year. Also noticed that a lot of tours in Guadalajara are promoted for groups, which makes the prices tough for solo travellers.