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Glass visits the Hilton Guadalajara Midtown – where finance meets fiesta


WITH its doors having opened in 2018, the new Hilton Guadalajara Midtown is a key player in Hilton’s expansion plans into Mexico. The hotel, located in one of Guadalajara’s oldest neighbourhoods, Providencia, offers 255 rooms and 11 suites, a 24-hour gym, business centre with meeting rooms, two farm-totable restaurants, an executive lounge and a rooftop pool.

From its lobby and common areas visitors can expect grand, double height spaces where lighting and interior design play a key role, while its bedrooms feature a modern decor with floor-to-ceiling glass windows to remind you exactly where you are, making you feel like you’re on top of the world. Although Hilton Midtown caters primarily to business travellers due to its proximity to the financial district and city’s EXPO centre, in true Mexican style, it’s certainly not all work no play.


A bedroom at the Hilton Guadalajara Midtown

Hilton Guadalajara Midtown

Hilton Guadalajara Midtown

The pool alone with its 180-degree views will make you want to postpone, skip, or cancel all your meetings as lunch from Wander, the pool restaurant, is brought straight to your cabana. And if you indulge a little too much on the  cuisine – which I strongly encourage you to do when you’re in Mexico – and to shed the guilt off, just sign up to one of the spinning, bootcamp or boxing classes offered at the gym.

The hotel is also located within the brand new Midtown Jalisco, a commercial centre with VIP cinemas, office tower, restaurants, stores, and luxury boutiques opening in Mexico for the first time. And a quick ride away – or a 15-minute walk, if you fancy – is Punto Sao Paulo, a charming neighbourhood, where cobblestone streets lead visitors into impeccably designed restaurants and bars separated by gardens.

Whether here for business or leisure, flying solo or in the company of loved ones, Hilton Guadalajara Midtown delivers the comfort you’d expect with the charm you’ll remember Mexico for.

by Regner Ramos 

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