Durango Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Durango
- * Explore the historic Durango Cathedral and Plaza de Armas.
- * Take a scenic ride on the Durango Train to the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains.
- * Visit Mexiquillo, a nature reserve known for waterfalls and hiking trails.
- * Tour old movie sets in the Villas del Oeste for a Western-themed experience.
- * Relax at Parque Guadiana, a peaceful urban park perfect for families.
Durango offers over 80 accommodation options ranging from budget hostels to boutique hotels and luxurious stays; prices for a 3-star hotel typically range from $50 to $70 per night, while 5-star hotels like Hotel Gobernador average around $110. Newcomer The Central Hotel, opened recently, is located in the heart of downtown and stands out for its modern design with a nod to Durango's colonial past, plus its rooftop bar with city views.
Durango, located in northern Mexico, is renowned for its historic charm, colonial architecture, and stunning natural landscapes that draw visitors year-round.
The city offers a variety of attractions such as the Durango Cathedral, the Governor's Palace, and the nearby Sierra Madre Occidental mountains for outdoor enthusiasts.
Durango has also been a filming destination for Western movies, adding to its cultural allure for history and cinema lovers.
Durango Tips You Must Know
* Book your hotel 2-3 months in advance if visiting during peak seasons: Semana Santa (Holy Week) and October's International Revueltas Festival.
* Winter months (November to February) are ideal for cooler weather and smaller crowds.
* Choose hotels near downtown like Plaza de Armas if you prefer walking access to restaurants and attractions.
* Public transportation options include taxis and buses, but renting a car is advised for exploring nearby natural sites like Mexiquillo.
* Durango is generally safe, but stick to well-lit areas and avoid hiking alone in remote areas after dark.