Un típico hotel de 3 estrellas bastante mal situado para visitar la ciudad, en las afueras. Al lado a la A2: ruidoso A menos de 2 minutos andando: un supermercado, gasolinera. A menos de 10 minutos andando: restaurante caro pero de calidad: Amparito Roca A menos de 15 minutos: bares, restaurante, tiendas "de barrio" Centro histórico: a 30 minutos andando

There do not appear to be many hotels in Guadalajara, however the Alcarrira beckoned as although it was on the N320/A2 junction it was also close enough to walk into town once settled. We paid a walk in rate of €58 per twin room, and thought it was about right - however once we had paid (up-front), we found the rooms were tired, the bathroom furniture old, and the a/c didn't work. While we could do do little about the condition of the room, we complained about the a/c, but the non-english speaking receptionist indicated it was turned off, throughout the hotel and not available !! Opening a window did not help as we were next the autovia junction, and the noise was just too loud. We had also hoped for parking, but were directed to a space outside the hotel in the road (cul-de-sac). Fortunatly our motorbikes fitted in the gaps, but clearly any more than half a dozen cars would have rendered it full. It was not a good experience for the money paid, and we would not stay again. Incidentally, it was rated as three-star. On a positive note, there was free internet in reception, and a 24 hour petrol station opposite for snacks & drinks.

Tuve que ir a Guadalajara por motivos de trabajo en un par de ocasiones.La primera fui a este hotel.Se encuentra en una de las entradas a la ciudad,pero justo a la salida del hotel hay una parada de autobús porlo que está bien comunicado (mucho mejor que el tryp que está en la carretera). Lo mejor el servicio.El chico de recepción muiy agradable, y atento.La habitación doble amplia y limpia. La siguiente ocasión en la que fui,repetí,aunque es cierto que no es un hotel de los llamados "con encanto".