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Hotel rates in the top cities in Zacatecas, per night — select a row for details.
| City | Cheapest Hotel | Typical Price | Good Deal (3-star+) | Typical 3-star+ | Hotels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $27 | $51 | $44 | $54 | 34 | |
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Methodology: learn how we calculate these figures
Every figure in this table comes from a recent Priceline hotel search in each city: nightly rates before taxes.
Typical is the median of the rates found; the good-deal price is the 25th percentile of the 3-star and better hotels’ rates. Cities are listed most-booked first.
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Emporio Zacatecas
Zacatecas, Avenida Hidalgo 703 Centro Historico
Located in the heart of Zacatecas, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this luxury hotel is within walking distance to many of the city's attractions and offers exceptional accommodations and services. The Emporio Zacatecas is ideally located only a short distance from the cultural, recreational and business areas of…
Beachfront, Spa, Restaurant
City Express by Marriott Zacatecas
Zacatecas, Calz. Héroes De Chapultepec No. 1700, Fracc. Ciudad Argentum,
When you travel to Zacatecas, a place with historical treasures, and culinary variety, City Express by Marriott Zacatecas is the perfect place to stay.If you are looking for a hotel with meeting spaces, room service, a fitness center, complimentary american breakfast, and parking, this is a good option. Choose from…
Fiesta Inn Zacatecas
Zacatecas, Calzada Heroes De Chapultepec Km 13 200 Col. La Escondida
Fiesta Inn Zacatecas is located next to the 45 Zacatecas-Morelos Motorway and 10 minutes’ drive from Zacatecas Main Square. It features a gym, spa, business center and free Wi-Fi in public areas. Air-conditioned rooms feature a modern décor, flat-screen cable or satellite TV and a seating area. It has a coffee maker…
Restaurant
Meson De La Merced
Zacatecas, Av. Juarez #114 Centro Historico
Located in Zacateca’s old town and 10 minutes’ walk from its cathedral, El Meson de la Merced features a restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi. It offers free parking and a 24-hour reception. El Meson de la Merced offers simply decorated rooms set around an attractive courtyard. All rooms have cable TV and a sofa.…
Restaurant
Don Miguel
Zacatecas, Calle Del Plomo Sn Esquina Boulevard Lopez Portillo
Located in Zacatecas’ Universitaria district, Don Miguel features an indoor swimming pool, a gym and a restaurant. It offers free Wi-Fi. All spacious rooms, suites and apartments at Don Miguel have simple décor, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Villas also have a lounge area and a kitchenette. The Don…
Spa, Restaurant
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See more Zacatecas hotelsEmporio Zacatecas
Located in the heart of Zacatecas, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this luxury hotel is within walking distance to many of the city's attractions and offers exceptional accommodations and services. The Emporio Zacatecas is ideally located only a short distance from the cultural, recreational and business areas of…
- Beachfront
- Spa
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City Express by Marriott Zacatecas
When you travel to Zacatecas, a place with historical treasures, and culinary variety, City Express by Marriott Zacatecas is the perfect place to stay.If you are looking for a hotel with meeting spaces, room service, a fitness center, complimentary american breakfast, and parking, this is a good option. Choose from…
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Fiesta Inn Zacatecas
Fiesta Inn Zacatecas is located next to the 45 Zacatecas-Morelos Motorway and 10 minutes’ drive from Zacatecas Main Square. It features a gym, spa, business center and free Wi-Fi in public areas. Air-conditioned rooms feature a modern décor, flat-screen cable or satellite TV and a seating area. It has a coffee maker…
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Meson De La Merced
Located in Zacateca’s old town and 10 minutes’ walk from its cathedral, El Meson de la Merced features a restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi. It offers free parking and a 24-hour reception. El Meson de la Merced offers simply decorated rooms set around an attractive courtyard. All rooms have cable TV and a sofa.…
- Restaurant
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Don Miguel
Located in Zacatecas’ Universitaria district, Don Miguel features an indoor swimming pool, a gym and a restaurant. It offers free Wi-Fi. All spacious rooms, suites and apartments at Don Miguel have simple décor, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Villas also have a lounge area and a kitchenette. The Don…
- Spa
- Restaurant
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Hotel Casa Faroles Centro Histórico
Prime Location Hotel Casa Faroles Centro Histórico in Zacatecas offers a central position with General Leobardo C. Ruiz International Airport 21 mi away. Guests enjoy easy access to key attractions such as the Zacatecas Cathedral and Plaza Mayor. Exceptional Facilities The hotel features a fitness center, terrace…
- Restaurant
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Posada del Carmen
Comfortable Accommodations Posada del Carmen in Zacatecas offers family rooms with private bathrooms. Each room includes a terrace, balcony, or patio with views of local landmarks. Guests enjoy amenities such as a sofa bed, TV, and wardrobe. Essential Facilities The hotel provides free WiFi, a terrace, and a coffee…
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Hotel Mina Vetagrande
Comfortable Accommodations Hotel Mina Vetagrande in Zacatecas offers family rooms with private bathrooms, featuring baths and showers. Each room includes a TV for guest entertainment. Essential Facilities Guests enjoy a sun terrace and free WiFi throughout the property. Additional amenities include an outdoor seating…
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Top Tips
- When booking in Zacatecas’ Centro Histórico, request a ground floor room or a property with elevator access. Many central hotels are in protected 18th-century buildings, and step-free access is uncommon, so plan for manual luggage carry up one to three flights of stairs unless accessible features are confirmed in advance. For step-free access, prioritize branded hotels or newly built properties outside the historic core.
- Choose accommodations along flat boulevards like Vicente Guerrero or near Plaza de Armas to avoid steep cobblestone walks and reduce walking time by 5-15 minutes compared to hillside hotels on the Cerro de la Bufa side. Flat central locations offer smoother routes for guests using wheelchairs, strollers, or traveling with children.
- Purchase bottled water, as tap water in Zacatecas is not potable for visitors. Budget for 500-1,000 mL per person daily, and verify whether your hotel provides complimentary bottled water on arrival, as this is commonly included at major hotel chains. Hotels in top chains typically supply daily sealed bottles in-room, but check at check-in as policies differ.
- Reserve your hotel 8-12 weeks ahead for FENAZA (late August to early September) or 6-8 weeks for Semana Santa, since central hotels often raise rates by 30-100% for these major events. Chain loyalty members may access advance sale rates or points redemptions for peak dates, or flexible cancellation options during festivals.
- Arrange airport pick-up through your hotel or confirm a fixed fare from Zacatecas International Airport (ZCL) before boarding a taxi; the airport is 20-30 minutes from downtown, and standard-rate taxis require advance negotiation. Check if your hotel offers a branded transfer for predictable cost and service, as international-brand hotels often provide shuttle information or can arrange a trusted car service.
- Evenings in Zacatecas, at an altitude of 2,400-2,500 meters, can be chilly, with nighttime temperatures dropping 8-12°C below daytime highs, even in summer. Pack warm layers and ask if your hotel provides additional bedding or blankets as needed. Most business-class and luxury hotels supply extra blankets or in-room climate control; request at the front desk if needed.
- Wi-Fi quality varies across properties. Historic boutique hotels may provide inconsistent speeds, while national chain and business hotels typically offer 20-50+ Mbps. Ask for a room near the router or request a speed test result if you plan to work remotely. International-brand hotels generally publish Wi-Fi bandwidth minimums—ask for details if you are telecommuting.
- Use Mexican pesos (MXN) for hotels and taxis to avoid dynamic currency conversion fees. Carry 500-1,500 MXN (approx. $30-$90 USD) for small-scale purchases. Ask your hotel about on-site ATMs or in-lobby currency exchange before arrival. Top hotels can help facilitate small cash withdrawals or direct you to authorized currency exchange brokers nearby.
- Request accessibility details such as door width or roll-in showers in writing before booking. Most central hotels are in colonial-era buildings and may lack ADA-compliant features. Some newly built or international-brand hotels provide step-free entry and accessible rooms. Contact your hotel’s guest services or accessibility desk for confirmation; branded properties may list full room accessibility features online.
- After dark, use hotel-arranged taxis or official stands, as petty theft is the main crime concern in Zacatecas’ tourist zones. Hotels can also provide maps showing the safest walking routes. Major hotels maintain relationships with vetted taxi firms and may offer escorts on request; inquire at the front desk for local safety updates.