Hilton Guadalajara
Avenida De Las Rosas 2933, Rinconada Del Bosque Guadalajara, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 44540, Mexico
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Guadalajara
Mom and Dad splurged here and we got to stay in the Hilton Inn. It was Saturday night and the next day was Easter. The hotel hid easter eggs for my brother Jim to find in the morning. We left after lunch and drove to Mazatlan. On the way we stopped at a scenic overlook and Dad ran into a guy he works with in Minneapolis. Small world!
Day One: A Taste of El Centro
After six hours of travel by plane, I landed at Guadalajara International Airport. My friend Salvador met me and we headed for the hotel, the Hilton International, next to the Expo Guadalajara. We decided to spend the rest of the afternoon and evening exploring El Centro Historico, the older downtown portion of the city. We visited the Cathedral …
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