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Hotel Aló Degollado

Name: Hotel Aló Degollado
Address: 54 Paseo Degollado Zona Centro, Guadalajara, Jal., 44100, Guadalajara, MX

★★★★·8.9/ 10Recommended

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📍54 Paseo Degollado Zona Centro, Guadalajara, Jal., 44100 · Guadalajara ↗

1 rooms· Check-in 3:00 PM / out 12:00 PM

24-hour front deskLuggage storageFree WiFiNo accessible shuttleChange of towels (on request)Change of bed sheets (on request)All 11 facilities +

Review

Guest scores & sentiment

From 199 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-17

Guests highly praise the attentive staff, cleanliness, and comfortable beds, noting the central location is ideal for walking. Main complaints focus on vehicle access restrictions causing taxi difficulties, noticeable street noise in certain rooms, and dimly lit surroundings at night affecting perceived safety. Overall sentiment remains strongly positive.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Value10.0

Service10.0

Location10.0

Facilities10.0

Cleanliness10.0

＋ PraisedExcellent central location · Attentive and professional staff · Modern facilities and comfortable beds · Delicious restaurant food

－ ComplaintsSafety concerns at night · Difficult taxi/Uber access · Poor soundproofing · Slippery bathroom floors

KEYIdeal for walkers valuing service. Book non-street-facing rooms, confirm pickup points in advance, and exercise caution at night due to dim lighting.

Guest reports describe individual stays. Confirm important facilities, benefits and arrival arrangements with the hotel.

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Tacos Y Gorditas Elvira

Mexican · Bib

Tacos y Gorditas Elvira, situated in the Mercado Alcalde in Guadalajara, is a great spot to grab lunch. Pull a numbered ticket and wait to be called to place your order, then watch as they prepare their delicious tortillas and gorditas. The menu is small and the place is popular, with some offerings running out later in the day, so arrive early if you want to try it all. As for the must-trys? Their chicharrón and costilla are nonnegotiable. Juices and cafe de olla are available, and if you choose to eat at the counter, you'll find salsas, onion and lime to pair with your tacos and gorditas. Co

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Xokol

Mexican · ★ Michelin

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There's something very personal about Xokol, from Chefs/owners Óscar Segundo and Xrysw Ruelas Diaz. All guests are seated at a communal table that seats just over 40, and a light smokiness from the wood-fire oven, plancha and comal gently scents the air in a space. Sip a house cocktail (their fermentation program produces some interesting offers) and nibble on a fresh tortilla with spicy salsa before enjoying the chefs' traditional Mexican food, available as an à la carte or as a tasting. Kombucha-cured kanpachi is tinted with red beets and blue spirulina for a visually arresting presentation,

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Birriería "David"

Mexican

There are only eight stools lined up against a stainless-steel counter at this spot, located on the second floor of the Mercardo Alcalde, so you should expect a bit of a wait. It's worth your time, though, as this laidback eatery has perfected the art of birria, with three generations honing their craft over the last 60 years. Today, the son and grandson of the founder share their skills with diners who choose between a small or large plate as well as a choice of cuts (surtida or carnaza). It's slightly different here than what you may expect, as the meat is left in pieces, but it has that per

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Birriería las 9 Esquinas

Mexican

From the tile floors and tile-lined walls to walls hung with pots and pottery, Birriería las 9 Esquinas has simple, rustic charm down pat. If the name didn't offer a hint, this longstanding restaurant is all about birria, specifically goat birria (the stained-glass goat's head enhancing one side of the kitchen is another clue). It is offered in a variety of ways here, with a standard order, a small order and an order of three tacos in freshly made corn tortillas. Their tortillas are skillfully made and cooked to order, and the birria is accompanied by a variety of salsas, as well as diced onio

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PalReal

Mexican · Bib

PalReal is the kind of restaurant where no matter the time of day, you're always guaranteed to get a satisfying meal. Climb a small set of stairs to arrive at this glass-encased patio surrounded by plants. This Guadalajara spot, led by Chef/partner Fabián Delgado, offers a little bit of everything on its contemporary Mexican menu. It's comfort food forward, with everything from starters like quelites tacos with avocado salsa, to entrees such as cochinita pibil with xnipec and blue corn tortillas. While the food alone makes them a great spot for brunch, their coffee makes it even better. Of cou

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Teté Cocina De Barrio

Mexican, Fusion

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La Docena

Mexican, Seafood

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Allium

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Hotel Aló Degollado

Guest scores & sentiment

Room types · 2

Standard Double Room

Standard Room

Facilities · 11

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