Family Hotels With a Games Room in Guadalajara
2 family-friendly hotels with game room in Guadalajara . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Only two Guadalajara family hotels on this site run a dedicated games room, which makes this the shortest list here but a useful one for a specific moment: the after-dinner stretch when kids still have energy and parents want to sit down without supervising a pool. Both Casa de Luz and Ramada Encore by Wyndham fit different trip styles, one quieter and boutique, one closer to the airport with more amenities layered around the games room itself. Neither property treats the games room as an afterthought, both list it as a standing facility rather than a seasonal or request-only extra, which makes it something a family can actually plan an evening around.
Guadalajara's hotel games rooms tend to show up at the larger, chain-run properties built for both business travellers and families passing through the airport corridor, rather than the boutique stays in Tlaquepaque or the historic centre. That makes a dedicated games room a genuine differentiator on this list rather than a common feature, useful on an evening when the day's sightseeing has run its course but bedtime is still an hour off.
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🎮Why Guadalajara is Great for Hotels with Game Room
For daily logistics, Ramada Encore by Wyndham sits in the airport corridor near Las Pintitas and pairs its games room with family rooms, an indoor pool, and a free airport shuttle, covering most of a family's needs in one property. Casa de Luz, closer to central Guadalajara, keeps a simpler set-up: family rooms, a shared kitchen, and the games room itself, suited to a family that wants fewer amenities to manage rather than more. Casa de Luz's continental buffet breakfast also means mornings don't require leaving the property before a day that might end back at the games room after dinner.
For activities by age, Ramada Encore's billiards table and indoor play area work well for a mixed group of younger kids and pre-teens on the same evening, since the play area and billiards sit far enough apart to avoid younger kids getting underfoot of an older sibling's game. Casa de Luz's board games and puzzles suit a quieter family or one travelling with a single child rather than a larger group. A teenager will likely get more out of Ramada Encore's billiards table specifically, while a toddler or preschooler is better matched to Casa de Luz's simpler, calmer games room setting.
On value, Casa de Luz prices lower for a boutique stay with family rooms and a games room included, no resort mark-up attached. Ramada Encore by Wyndham costs more but bundles the games room with an indoor pool, breakfast, and airport shuttle, which can work out comparable once those extras are counted against booking them separately. A family flying into GDL and staying only one or two nights is more likely to get value from Ramada Encore's bundle, while a longer, slower Guadalajara trip favours Casa de Luz's lower nightly rate and quieter setting.
Parent's take
On our second night at Ramada Encore, my nine-year-old discovered the billiards table in the games room and spent a solid forty minutes trying to sink a single ball while I sat nearby with a coffee from the lobby, the first time all trip I hadn't been actively entertaining him. It wasn't a fancy activity, but it bought us both a genuinely restful evening before the pool the next morning.
Our Top 2 Picks
Hotels in Guadalajara with game room, sorted by guest rating.
Casa de Luz
Guadalajara
Wonderful
76 reviews
Casa de Luz offers family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies and garden views, each with a work desk and free toiletries. The property has a sun terrace, hot tub, shared kitchen and a dedicated games room, plus barbecue facilities in the garden. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily, and yoga classes are available.
Why families love Casa de Luz
Families staying here find a quieter, garden-set alternative to Guadalajara's hotel towers, with the shared kitchen and games room giving kids and parents separate spaces to unwind. The hot tub and yoga classes add a wellness angle that suits parents wanting a slower-paced stay over a resort-style one.
Wonderful
1,871 reviews
Ramada Encore by Wyndham sits near Las Pintitas in Guadalajara's airport corridor, with family rooms, an indoor swimming pool, a dedicated games room with billiards, and an indoor play area. The hotel runs a free airport shuttle, a fitness centre, and a buffet breakfast, with electric vehicle charging and a hot tub also listed among its facilities.
Why families love Ramada Encore by Wyndham Guadalajara Aeropuerto
Families staying here get the widest range of kid-focused amenities on this list under one roof: an indoor pool, a games room, and a separate play area, useful for a mixed-age group or a late airport arrival. The trade-off is distance from central Guadalajara's sights, which sit a drive away from Las Pintitas.
💡Tips for Choosing a Hotel with Game Room in Guadalajara
- 1Ask at check-in what hours the games room is open; some Guadalajara hotels close it earlier than the pool, which can catch families off guard after a late dinner.
- 2Ramada Encore's games room and billiards table work best for kids around seven and up; younger toddlers get more out of the separate indoor play area at the same hotel.
- 3Casa de Luz's board games and puzzles are a good backup for a rainy evening, since the games room doesn't depend on outdoor conditions the way the property's garden space does.
- 4Bring your own deck of cards as a backup even at hotels with a games room; supplies can run thin during a busy weekend with several families checked in at once.
- 5If the games room is the deciding factor, book Ramada Encore over Casa de Luz for a wider range of activities under one roof, including billiards and the separate indoor play area.
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