La casa de Dante is a little out of the centre but not that far. Yes, there are 160 or steps to climb on your way home, but it's well worth it. The family who run the place are super welcoming and friendly, my bed was really cozy and comfy, there was free wi-fi in the room, free bottled water (and a filling station too, for your water bottle). The breakfast (included) is Mexican style and delicious. The rooftop patio/terrace has a fantastic view over the town. I wouldn't think twice about staying there again - and for the price, it's a bargain.

I stayed here with 2 friends, a single and double room. The rooms were comfortable,the steps are steep, but the friendliness of Dante more than made up for that. We only planned on staying one night as we were only passing through but there was a festival on in Guanajuato so we decided to stay another night, unfortunatly we had to change rooms and share, but no problem to be found with the shared room either. Lovely place.

I was beyond impressed with Casa de Dante. Let's spell this out plain and clear: you're not just staying at a guesthouse, you're staying at a Deluxe homestay. Every time I went downstairs, I was offered coffee and/or food. The breakfasts were triple my normal portions...primarily because the Dona of the house wanted me to experience several different types food from different areas of Mexico. I found that this is the type of place you have trouble leaving because you feel so much at home.

Yes, there are quite a few stairs to climb up an alley, but who doesn't need a bit of exercise? Guanajuato is a walking city, anyway. All-in-all, one of the coolest places I've stayed in all of Central America. So much character!

This is a lovely BnB with really comfortable rooms kept very clean. What really makes the difference is that the family that run it are so nice and happy to help and answer all our questions. The breakfast is amazing- real mexican breakfast and as much as you want. There is a great family atmosphere and a nice place to sit and chat with other guests.
It is not very far at all from the town but the only access is up a staircase with a few crumbling steps- maybe not ideal if you are not strong on your feet or can´t carry luggage up or down steps.
We booked the "Mexican experience" as advertised on hostel world and so got a slightly cheaper rate. We thought about booking another night but the normal rate of around $60 is way over our budget (we are backpacking) and maybe a bit steep for what you actually get. It is on hostel world but more of a guest house.