Choose from 213 vacation rentals located in Aguascalientes, State of Aguascalientes. Top filters in Aguascalientes include Internet / Wifi, TV, and Parking. Prices range from $39 to $1,200 per night. Our most popular vacation rental types near Aguascalientes are Condo and Hotel.

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Hotel Las Trojes
Garden · Pool · Kitchen / Kitchenette

This Hotel for $35 in Aguascalientes, is perfect for your next (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)

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Fiesta Americana Aguascalientes
Garden · Pool · Air conditioner

The best choice in Aguascalientes for Hotel, for $35 per night for your (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)

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Hilton Garden Inn Aguascalientes
Pool · Kitchen / Kitchenette · Air conditioner

Are you ready to indulge in a relaxing getaway? Our Hotel in Aguascalientes has everything you need for a rejuvenating stay. Treat yourself to Hilton Garden Inn Aguascalientes's exceptional amenities, such as Air conditioner, Internet / Wifi and Laundry.

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City Express Junior by Marriott Aguascalientes Centro
Air conditioner · Internet / Wifi · Parking

This attractive Hotel in Aguascalientes, $35 per night for your (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)

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City Express by Marriott Aguascalientes Sur
Kitchen / Kitchenette · Air conditioner · Internet / Wifi

When traveling to Aguascalientes, if you are looking for (business stays, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) this is the perfect place at $32 per night.

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Hotel Gya Boutique
Kitchen / Kitchenette · Air conditioner · Internet / Wifi

Discover the beauty of Aguascalientes with a stay at Hotel Gya Boutique, a top rated Hotel with amenities such as Air conditioner, Internet / Wifi and Laundry, and more.

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One Aguascalientes San Marcos
Air conditioner · Internet / Wifi · Parking

This inviting Hotel in Aguascalientes can fit your needs for many types of vacations, at $34 per night.

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Quinta Real Aguascalientes
Garden · Pool · Air conditioner

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Aguascalientes travel guide

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Frequently asked questions

Where Is Aguascalientes?

A capital city in the state by the same name in central Mexico, Aguascalientes City lies two and a half hours northeast of Guadalajara and nearly six hours north of Mexico city by car. The city is easy to get around by bike or car, and the International Airport of Aguascalientes is about 15 miles south of the city.

What Is Aguascalientes Known For?

Originally founded as a postal rest stop in 1575, Aguascalientes City has grown to be one of the safest, cleanest, and most populous cities in Mexico, with a multinational population of nearly one million residents. Many large corporations have outposts here including Nissan, Coca-Cola, and Texas Instruments. Aguascalientes City is an important tourism hub with a focus on entertainment, cuisine, cultural arts, and recreation. The area’s name directly translates to “hot waters” due to the region's abundance of natural hot springs — to which many of the local spas owe their success. The city is also known for hosting the San Marcos Fair, the largest festival in Mexico, every spring from mid-April to early May which draws up to seven million visitors.

A Quick Guide to Aguascalientes

  • Temple of Saint Anthony of Padua: A large, ornately detailed masterpiece created by a self-taught architect, the Temple of Saint Anthony of Padua is often used in photographs as an icon towering over the city. Construction on the Catholic church began in 1895 and was finished in 1908. It features a mix of styles including Gothic, Islamic, Russian, and Baroque, but the exterior is constructed mostly of locally sourced yellow limestone.
  • Jardín de San Marcos: Jardín de San Marcos is a clean and serene park that’s just a ten-minute walk from the Plaza and Cathedral. The park is known for its bronze statues sprinkled throughout the garden, depicting the local culture’s daily life, with a water feature as the jewel in the center. The park is a great place to be during any time of day, and there are often food vendors roaming around.
  • Parque Tres Centurias: Parque Tres Centurias is a historical park based on a 19th century train station, complete with a train museum, cafe, monuments, and dancing fountains where the water spurts to the rhythm of music.
  • National Museum of Death: A small and unusual museum celebrating the history, art, and sometimes humor of Mexico’s relationship to death, you’ll find the expected Mexican skulls and skeletons, but also so much more. To get the complete experience, bring a smartphone to the National Museum of Death to translate the Spanish-lanuage plaques.

Popular Destinations Near Aguascalientes

  • Zacatecas: Zacatecas is a lively town about 60 miles north of Aguascalientes with much to see and do. Here you can explore the ancient Cubo Aqueduct, the mining museum of Mina El Edén, and Teleferico — also known as Mexico’s oldest mountain cable car, though the cabins have been replaced with modern models that have glass floors.
  • León: On the southern border of Sierra de Lobos Nature Preserve and about 70 miles southeast of Aguascalientes is a bustling city called León, known for its leather goods and murals. Visitors from far and wide also come to see Templo Expiatorio de la Sagrada Corazón de Jesús, a Neo-Gothic church with catacombs and a crypt whose sales have funded the construction since 1924.

Best Neighborhoods in Aguascalientes

  • Plaza de la Patria: Plaza de la Patria serves as the colonial center city square, where the four main neighborhoods are situated. Wide open and safe, there are many art installations within the square which is also lined with cafes, restaurants, and shops.
  • Barrio Guadalupe: Barrio Guadalupe is an area long-known for its pottery and the iconic Spanish Baroque Templo de Guadalupe, which features local talavera tiles on the inside of its domed ceiling. Jardin Cholula and the historical cemetery of Pantheon de la Cruz are contained within. The neighborhood is home to many local schools, restaurants, and shops. Plus, the Museum of Death is just across the border on the way downtown.
  • Barrio de San Marcos: Originally on the outskirts of the city, Barrio de San Marcos was settled by the indigenous population in the 17th century. It is now known for Jardin de San Marcos, Templo de San Marcos, the headquarters of the San Marcos Fair, and a bullring nearby. There are a lot of cafes and restaurants throughout the neighborhood for those who want to go on a Mexican foodie adventure.
  • Barrio del Encino & La Triana: The oldest of the four historical neighborhoods, the main attractions at Barrio del Encino & La Triana include the Templo del Señor del Encino, Plaza de la Patria, and José Guadalupe Posada Museum. The area also contains many shops and event spaces catering to the local needs.
  • Barrio de la Estación: Named after its local train station, Barrio de la Estación is one of the city’s newest neighborhoods. It was established in 1911 and contains Parque Tres Centurias. The contemporary art museum of Museo Espacio and a paintball center are nearby as well.

What is the price range for rentals in Aguascalientes?

Vacation rentals in Aguascalientes have a price range between $39-$1,200. The average price for rentals in Aguascalientes is $39 per night.

What are the most popular vacation rental amenities in Aguascalientes?

  • Internet / Wifi
  • TV
  • Parking

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