Guadalajara-M. Hidalgo y Costilla

城市概覽

The airport's long formal name is Aeropuerto Internacional de Guadalajara Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. In 2025, the airport served 18.7 million passengers.

當地交通

Guadalajara International Airport is one of the least complicated airports to navigate. Most airlines operate out of a single terminal and all gates are essentially along a single (very) long corridor. Signage is ample and excellent with both Spanish and English. There are no complicated trams, no twisty labyrinths, and no need to go up and down escalators or stairways.

購物

Guadalajara International Airport has a variety of shops selling overpriced things you don't need anyway. Duty-free stores are in both the international departures and arrivals areas. They sell alcohol, fragrances, and tobacco. Most stores and shops are in the main concourse of Terminal 1 in the departures area (after security). Many are just predictable international brands with many others being your typical airport newsstand selling trinkets, magazines, and candy, (though there is an Oxxo store that has some better quality junk food for you to stock up on). There are also a couple of interesting stores:

Indita Mia sells souvenirs along with some products typical of Jalisco Pineda Covalin sells good-quality Mexican fashions

住宿

There is one hotel on the airport premises: a Hilton Garden Inn. There are also several hotels within a couple miles of the airport, most offering free shuttle service to and from the main terminal. The closest is the Hangar Inn, across the highway from the airport entrance. If you have a longer layover, the Tlaqapaque area is nearby, has some good boutique hotels and is delightfully scenic.

Hilton Garden Inn, Guadalajara International Airport, Terminal 1, ☏ +52 33 9689 4200. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. 180 modern, comfortable rooms located inside Terminal 1 at the exit from baggage claim. Fitness center available with restaurants on the lower level. M$4000. (updated Jun 2026)