Book Hotels in Tijuana

While Tex-Mex cuisine can be divine when prepared properly, too many Americans consider that to be traditional Mexican fare. However, real Mexican food includes regional ingredients and international influence. Nowhere is that on display more than in between the tortillas of Tijuana street fare. Not fully Mexican—and not at all American—Tijuana cuisine is as much Spanish, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese as it is anything else.

If you are planning on taking a gastronomical getaway to Baja California Norte, a cheap hotel in Tijuana makes an ideal home base. Not only will you get to experience the tastes of Tijuana, you are a short drive from San Diego to the north, as well as the beach resorts in Rosarito and Ensenada to the south. And while each area has something to offer, hotels in Tijuana near the border are central to it all. If you are thinking about getting to know the Baja California Norte region, trust your trip to Travelocity.

Best Hotels in Tijuana

• Hyatt Place: You know that you can always count on the reliable Hyatt brand to deliver comfort, service, and convenience. Located in the heart of Tijuana’s downtown business district, this is one hotel that never truly sleeps—even though you will get the best sleep of your life while you’re in it. With a 24-hour café and market, fitness center open round-the-clock, and complimentary Wi-Fi and breakfast, you’ll never want for anything here, no matter what time it is.
• Hotel Lucerna: If you are looking for value without compromising on style and service, the Hotel Lucerna is for you. Recently renovated inside and out, the new rooms and sparkling pool area beckon tired travelers to stop and relax for a while, while three on-site restaurants and 24-hour room service are sure to sate your appetite.
• Hotel Ticuán: This hotel may be located in the bustling Zona Centro, but you’ll feel worlds away in these luxurious accommodations. Pause for a moment in the spa, which offers a sauna and steam room as well as specialized massages, before heading up to your room for a great night’s sleep. From affordable Simple Rooms to Business Rooms catering to the professional traveler, this is one of the most flexible hotels in TJ.
• Hotel Real del Río: This modern, artsy hotel is for those who like a bit of panache. The red-and-white Art Deco exterior will surely grab your attention, and the interior is just as bold. Take a seat at the super-chic bar, or just journey to your room to enjoy a bit of peace and quiet. These modern spaces have all the amenities you’ve come to expect, and they go above and beyond with king-size beds and even optional hot tubs.

What Everyone Is Talking About in Tijuana

If you are an architecture aficionado, in search of the city’s most beautiful buildings and historic structures, Tijuana definitely delivers on that front. The classic soaring clock towers of Catedral de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, first inaugurated in 1902, reach for the clear blue skies, while the neoclassical El Foro Antiguo Palacio Jai Alai was built in the Spanish Basque tradition. Duck into an art gallery or a cozy bookstore along nearby Pasaje Rodriguez, an up-and coming arts district downtown, or let the sounds of music guide you into one of the bars and clubs along Calle 6. Enjoy a personalized song from the mariachis in Plaza Santa Cecilia.

For an upscale experience, Tijuana hotels near the Zona Río are sure to satisfy. Immerse yourself in local sculpture and painting at the Tijuana Cultural Center, then return in the evening for a music or dance performance. Trace the history of the area all the way back to prehistoric times at the Museum of the Californias and wander Plaza Fiesta in search of the city’s best taqueria. You will never want for incredible experiences and amazing culture in this lively city.

Thanks to Travelocity, you will never want for incredible prices, either, whether you want to live in the lap of luxury or simply rest up at one of our cheap hotels in Tijuana. All are welcome in the “Gateway to Mexico,” and nearly anything can be found here as well—it’s time to come experience it for yourself.