One of the best bus experiences I've ever had! My friends and I were on vacation in Mexico and…read moregetting between cities required us to take these cool buses that drove us through Mexico in comfort. They provided us with food and beverages (those packaged sandwiches with pepper jam are fantastic!) to help accommodate us during the long bus commute. There were also plenty of entertainment options, including several movies (I finally was able to watch the second Spongebob movie, in Spanish of course!). There was also this interesting word search game that showed me several words I've never seen before, but I guess I only know high school Spanish. Tip: You shouldn't play that game if you get motion sickness like I do. By the time I finished the game, I was in tears from a nasty headache trying to concentrate. Don't be me. Enjoy your bus ride! The seats recline and and there are plenty of places to hold your things, like hangers for a trash bag. We got complementary headphones to listen to our movies, and of course after each trip, I grabbed a bunch of them for the road because I love free things.

As a female traveling solo, who barely speaks any Spanish, I felt safe and confident in both…read moredrivers (I booked TransportArte roundtrip). My girl friend recommended their service since San Miguel de Allende is ~1.5 hours away from the Leon Airport (BJX). I stayed in San Miguel for 5 days in September 2020, right in the middle of the Covid pandemic. Booking the service is as simple as sending an email, and the responses from Daniel are lightening fast! Also, the drivers accepted credit cards (even American Express!), which is super convenient. On my first trip from Leon airport to San Miguel, my driver was Juan Carlos, who was waiting near the exit with a sign with my name. Although he spoke limited English, he understood me and was able to answer my questions. If you provide your address ahead of time in your email, you probably don't need to say anything to your driver! I did make sure to confirm the address, though, by writing it down in my phone and showing it to Juan Carlos. He wore a mask, and I was impressed with his navigation - he didn't use GPS the entire time! I'm so reliant on GPS, and all my Uber and Lyft drivers use GPS, so I thought it was noteworthy that Juan Carlos didn't need GPS. There were many narrow roads and turns in San Miguel, and my destination was up a steep hill! I got a bit nervous waiting for my driver on return trip back to the airport because he was about 3-4 minutes late. This would be no big deal to me during the day, but Eduardo was scheduled to arrive at 3:30am (super early, and there are NO Uber drivers available in San Miguel de Allende at that time!) I called Daniel at 3:30am and he reassured me that Eduardo was one my way - I felt relieved knowing that they didn't forget about me. Eduardo was helpful with my luggage and friendly as we started our drive. He wore a mask, and while the drive between San Miguel and Leon Airport consists of many twists and turns throughout the countryside, Eduardo drove very safely, making sure to blink his high beans as we rounded sharp corners (to warn oncoming traffic, if any). One recommendation I would make is perhaps TransportArte providing to clients the name and number of their assigned driver, so that clients can call in case of any questions. Also, a quick email the day before to confirm the reservation would be reassuring. As a female traveling solo, I get a bit anxious, especially on these long drives through deserted areas. However, I would use TransportArte again and again. They are super professional, considerate, and safe. Thank you Daniel, Juan Carlos, and Eduardo! See/talk to you all again soon :)

I used Daniel's service to and from Mexico City to San Miguel de Allende. Both drivers were…read moreprofessional and on time. Very clean and comfortable cars for the drive. Daniel was great to communicate with and confirmed the day ahead of each ride. Recommend them and will use them in the future!

Great service very reliable and super friendly drivers. We used this service to transport 8 adults…read moreto 3 different times. We'll definitely use them again. Thank you.

When Jamie W and I first considered a getaway to San Miguel de Allende, we were hesitant since…read morethere's no international airport nearby. The nearest one is Guanajuato International over ninety minutes away. That didn't sound so onerous until I noticed much of the route consisted of two-lane highways. We were told Uber was an option, but this private driving service sounded like more secure. We had a dedicated local driver in a plush minivan. The one-way, cash-only cost was $130, which we felt was reasonable given the safety and comfort we wanted as first-time travelers to this part of Mexico. Our experience was without incident. He was on time and able to provide us an accurate estimate of the driving time. He even made a rest stop. I couldn't help it. I had too much tequila on the plane, OK? RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/Kd1PzmYyBa

La línea Tour Star autobuses no la recomiendo, nos subieron a un camión equivocado y no nos…read moredevolvieron el costo del autobús fue culpa de ellos y no nos buscaron otra línea. Íbamos a Querétaro

Small, passably clean bus station. Don't use ETN. They upsold me a round trip ticket in DF,…read morepromising no problem with available seats on the return date. Then there were no seats even when I arrived extra early. Also, the promised wifi didn't work. Use Primera Plus instead but reserve seats well in advance as Primera sells out fast because it's cheaper than ETN. Also, zero options for hot and/or real food. Just drinks and the standard horribly unhealthy Mexican snack food. I didn't see any surrounding businesses outside the station offering food either. You'd have to walk a way towards town to find any taqueria or something like that.

Nice, clean, organized. All you need from a bus station You…read morehave options in bus lines to take to your destination. ETN has double decker buses with one side for single riders that are willing to pay for privacy.

If you happen to visit Guanajato, taking this funicular should be a must do activity!…read more The views are incredible up on top once you reach Pipila Monument! Great way to admire the architecture of the city and enjoy the colors of the houses below! One of a kind experience, it doesn't take long to get up there and the price is reasonable. Spend as much as you'd like to look around and admire the vista. Bring a good camera with a zoom lens. Fun activity that get you to see Guanajato from various angles! Nice photo ops while you reach the top and a small historic museum, great to check out! Breathtaking views! And a fun adventure!

Although it doesn't rise to the highest parts of town, Guanajuato's funicular is worth the ride for…read morethe efficiency of the experience and the views en route. From below, you'll see the steep stairs beside the funicular. These are not available to climb. Rather, get yourself a one-way ticket and navigate the appropriate stairs/path to get back to the town's main street. It's impossible to get truly lost on the way down and once you get down you'll know how to get back up without the funicular if you later choose to do so (the walk up takes about 15 minutes). At the top of the Funicular are a series of shops and then, a bit further up, the al Pipila Monument. I did no research but was told by someone knowledgeable that al Pipila is Mexico's Paul Revere. More great photos can be snapped from the place right below al Pipila. Cheap and fun and easy to navigate, if you're in Guanajuato you should definitely try the funicular at least once.

Our hotel used This Company to take us to the airport. I dropped my wallet in the van. We called…read morethe hotel right away, and they called the Company to return. to the airport. He said he may have to charge me to return. He had not even been gone 15 minutes. I thought well ok I'll give him a tip for his time. He returned jumped out of the van his first words were I was almost back in Guanajuato which was impossible, but ok. He handed me my wallet which was zipped closed. I had 2 credit cards and my Driver's license. In the zipped area i HAD three bills of $500 pesos and $40 in us currency. Cards were there but when I unzipped it I only had $20. I asked him where my money was and he kept saying he didn't know maybe it fell out of my walled which was zipped up when he handed it to me. This went on for several minutes until I finally just told him I was going to report him which i did. He had the nerve to say "I thought you were going to give me a tip."

Great tour for a great price!!! Visited 9 different places in Guanajuato. Guide is very…read moreknowledgeable as well. Loved it! Highly recommend it! We paif $150 pesos to tour the city of Guanajuato. This included Templo de la Valencia, interior de una mina, museo de la Santa Inquisicion, tienda de dulces tipicos y artesanias, recorrido panoramica, calle subterranea y tuneles modernos, monumento de Pipila, presa de la olla y zona residencial, museo de las momias