Villa Ganz

Top choice in Guadalajara


Cross the threshold of Villa Ganz and behold a dazzling array of tiles, ferns, candelabras, original art and even a piano. The 10 suites are luxury personified, with bathrobes, classic furniture, rich carpets, and wonderful details. Breakfast is served on the terrace with views of the lush garden with its many hidden nooks and crannies.

Master suite 17 has a balcony, while bright 13 has two outlooks and a Jacuzzi. The service is equally exemplary and there's complimentary wine and apps from 6pm to 8pm, a real fire, evening candlelight and a fine restaurant. A bargain – whatever the price!


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