My friend and I had a very bad experience at Sueno Azul. After being assaulted a couple of blocks away from the B&B, we had trouble with one of the locks and could not get to our room. We had to spend the night in the lobby after having a terrifying experience. My friend and I are 31 year old librarians from Brooklyn. We organize charitable events on a regular basis and are reasonable people yet one of the owners, Kali, basically said we deserved to be attacked. I asked her to please refund us for one night since we could not access our room. She had the gall to claim we were drunk (we were not) and that we were lying about the door. She made a bad situation much worse. I don't think anyone should support a business that treats people with such disrespect.

In my last visit to Guanajuato, I decided to stay in a different hotel. Since this was my secound time visiting, I kinda had an idea of where I wanted to be nearby. When I arrived to the hotel, I automatically loved the place..! Quite, clean and near the main plaza. The rooms are named by famous poets. We were lucky to get Pablo Neruda! In all, the Mesón de los Poetas will serve you with a combination of charm, uniqueness, calm and a flavor of Guanajuato's artistic atmosphere.

Another must-see town in Mexico.  We were absolutely blown away by the beauty of this town.  We had a blast here, and even took part in one of Guanajuato's infamous "Callejóneadas."  It consisted of a group of folkloric musicians, singing and telling stories, and who were followed by a rather large group of visitors, just having a ball through the tiny streets of Guanajuato.  A memorable experience for sure.

Je pense que pour cette ville la seule chose que je garderais en memoire se sont les souterains, tout le traffic routier est sous la ville, un Carcassonne mexicain, des voutes des arcades, tout en pierre, et une autre chose particuliere a cette ville, les arbres sont tailles en carre.  Il faut la visiter!!

El festival Internacional Cervantino está dedicado a Migel de Cervantes y se celebra cada octubre en la ciudad de Guanajuato.

El Cervantino es una fiesta cultural; de las más importantes del país y tal vez la mejor. Hay teatro, danza, música...todas las artes, artistas callejeros; pero también el Cervantino es un lugar para el ocio y existen muchas discotecas y bares. De hecho hay mucha gente que ni sabe qué habrá en cartelera, ni sabe de los museos...simplemente saben que en el Cervantino se echa muy buen desmadre y van mujeres tal vez no muy cultas  pero eso sí muy guapas y desmadrosas.

Guanajuato además es una ciudad hermosa y se siente bien caminar por sus calles; yo combino  la cultura y el desmadre y me la he pasado muy muy bien.

Am zweiten Tag haben wir weiter die Stadt erkundet, zu Mittag "Tortas" gegessen und uns danach im Internet vergnuegt. Danach sind wir zu Fuss zum "Monumento al Pipila" hochgelaufen. Die Geschichte dieser Statue ist witzig: angeblich ist der dargestellte Revolutionskaempfer "der" Held der Stadt, der Den Sieg in einer Schlacht waehrend der Revolution herbeigefuehrt und dabei sein Leben gelassen hat, alle in der Stadt sind stolz auf ihn... auf der anderen Seite ist die komplette Legende wohl frei erfunden. Herrlich, nicht? Allerdings hatte man von hier aus einen herrlichen Blick ueber die ganze Stadt.
Spaeter waren wir am Markt und haben erfolgreich mit Haenden und Fuessen gestikulierend Huehnchen und Gemuese fuer das Abendessen sowie einige Gewuerze und eine Riesen-Ananas gekauft.
Nach dem Abendessen sind wir noch in eine super-geniale Bar dierekt neben unserem Hostel (endlich mal wieder tanzen!) und in einer andere mit ein paar Leuten gegangen. war schoen!

Set into a mountain side like Toledo in Spain, Guanajuato is certainly a place you could easily get lost!  Full of dead ends, tunnels, museums, market places and bad organ grinding.  I visited a large market that my Gran used to go when she visited Mexico, I never met my Gran as she died before I was born, so it was lovely to be somewhere so far from home that I knew my Gran had frequented.

This time it was the whole class who went