CHECK INN HOSTAL AEROPUERTO GDL - Hostel

The room and washroom were very clean, and there was someone at the front desk at 115am, which I needed after a late flight. Finding the check-in was a little tricky, but the price made it worthwhile. I'll stay there again.

For me, this cozy, peaceful room felt like home. When I lived in Seoul, I stayed in a basement room, and this place brought back that familiar feeling. They have coffee, tea, and some simple food and drinks, but what I appreciated most were the ladies at the information desk. I came to Mexico to see my girlfriend in Mexico City and cook for her. Her parents rejected me when I arrived, and she started ignoring me, so I went to stay with a friend in Guadalajara. She wanted to help, but had other circumstances, and I think I was here for 5 days. One day I hadn't eaten and was feeling awful on the lobby sofa. The lady at the desk made me tuna salad and brought orange juice. On my last day, she gave me chicken gangjeong and an apple soda. When I tried to give them my precious blue sunglasses as a gift for the tuna salad, they wouldn't accept them. I insisted they give them to someone they liked, but she said, 'it's you,' and gave them back to me. When I came to Mexico, I felt these were the people most like me. They really did their best to serve me as well as they could. They are wonderful people working behind the scenes, so please show them lots of love. It's me, the person who showed the blue passport. I don't know if you'll see this review, but thank you all. I love you. For other visitors: Light comes through the gaps in the door, and the soundproofing may be poor, so earplugs are a good idea. There are no convenience stores or marts nearby, so bring what you need in advance. Water is available anytime, and they also have tea and coffee. Basic towels and shampoo are provided in the room. In the bathroom, there's a shower room on one side and a bathroom on the opposite side. There may be lots of mosquitoes, so bring repellent. Past the large door, there's a dining table on the right where you can sit with your family, though I haven't used it. The basic fare is 400 to 480 pesos, and it can be a little more expensive after midnight. It looks like you can walk easily to Guadalajara Airport, though road construction has made things busy lately. The airport and hostel aren't far apart, but the roads are complicated, and walking directions don't show up, so I recommend using Google Maps. There's also a washing machine, ask at the information desk. I don't know the price. The two people at the hotel information desk prefer Spanish.

This works well for a quick Guadalajara trip or a flight the next day. It's very close to the airport, with clean rooms, friendly staff, free wi-fi, coffee, and tea. There's also a convenience store just a few steps from the hostel. Rooms have ceiling fans but no AC, which is probably fine unless it's a hot day.

I ended up here after my flight was canceled and was glad I stayed. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff were attentive and friendly. It's close to the airport. The main downside was the noisy hallway. You can hear people leaving their rooms and coming in. Otherwise, a super comfortable stay.