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2020
9
October
Looking for a boutique beachfront hotel in Mexico with local charm?
9
October
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Barbara
My friends have a b&b in Merida and they love it there Instagram: https://instagram.com/casadoslirios?utm_medium=copy_link
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Vivian
Merida is beautiful but inland - no beach. Progresso is the nearest town to Merida with a beach (very windy)
Kellie
Anywhere in PV! Flamingos is great
Teresa
I know u said beachfront but in some places that is noise because of all the bars etc. However if u go to Puerto Vallarta before Sayulita i often stay here ( Casa Dona Susana) because it has an amazing roof top patio and pool with lots of plants and birds etc. Also Joe Jacks fish shack best food. When i stay in Sayulita i stay in airbnbs. Lots of nice places to stay there and theres things for all ages to do.
Chris
Casa Dona is amazing!! Love it there and location is excellent
Terri
Teresa except she wants to be on the beach
David
bring body armour..
Teresa
David Hardly but keep thinking that way and leave this beautiful country for the rest of us who appreciate the friendly people, culture, and aren’t ignorant. Safety is most times using common sense.
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Kimm
bahiadelaluna.com check it out. Everything except the walk to town...you will have to drive but this place is tranquility and bliss. The food was amazing when we were there and the people were 5 star wonders. It was an experience of a life time for us.
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Bahia de la Luna
Tracy
Kimm can I pm you?
Kimm
Tracy Nesluuj sure
Tracy
Kimm done!
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Teresa
Mexico City is also an amazing place to visit for all the art galleries and interesting museums, etc.
Vivian
Amazing city but no beach
Teresa
Vivian I know
but all the culture makes up for it
Vivian
Teresa - oh absolutely. I love it there. I commented just because the poster was wanting beach
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Jennifer
Casasolzipolite.com
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Casa Sol Zipolite
Tasha
Jennifer Lacey Oh, this looks so nice....
Jennifer
Tasha I haven’t stayed at that location but loved my stay at their other location in Mexico City
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Erin Campbell
If you are willing to travel further, Costa Rica will give you what you want: https://www.lagunadelcocodrilo.com and lots more like this in Tamarindo, Mal Pais, etc, etc
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Boyd
Emporio Ixtapa
https://hotelesemporio.com/hoteles/emporio-ixtapa/
Marisa
Just sent you a PM.
Teresa
Also the bus system from outside the airport to Sayulita is pretty easy. As well i always catch my taxis from the other side of the street from the airport. U walk over the overpass and they have a guy that directs the service there.
Sharron
Check Belenos Inn Puerto Vallarta.
Giacomo
The worst holiday of my life was a 4 star all inclusive in the Mayan Riviera.
Nola
Hotel Vogue Sayulita
Giacomo
I stayed at Casa Dona Susana in PV. Very nice.
Alana
Belenos Inn, Puerto Vallarta
Fay
We stayed here twice in La Paz Mexico. Had a kitchenette and close to grocery store. Lovely people who own it
Fay
Not touristy at all
Mike
Cassandra Ross
Laurie
Isla Murjeres. So beautiful!!! Amazing place. We stayed at a hotel named Los Arcos
Veronica
Check out the area around Merida... Progresso or Telchac Puerto. Much more authentic Yucutan experience.
Teresa
Also to note for Sayulita is “One of Sayulita’s most appealing treasures is Los Muertos Beach, a little nook of a cove just a few minutes away from the main, downtown beach, but as a rule much less crowded, and also, for those wary of the waves, much calmer. Many of the swells that roll into the main beach, bringing thrills to wave-riders of all sorts, are blocked by Punta Sayulita and thus bypass Los Muertos, making it an ideal spot for leisurely swimming, even snorkeling when the waters are still. There are a few offshore rocks just to the left of the beach, and on calm, clear water days, these rocks are often visited by a colorful array of tropical fish.” I go to this beach all the time when there. Very relaxing and deep calm warm water to swim in.
Cathy
do you have a place you recommend staying at?
Karen
Nacional Beach Club & Bungalows Mahuahal south of Tulum. Ana and Evan are super hosts and will ensure you have a marvellous stay.
Kim
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Stephani
The best town I've ever stayed in is Celestun. More chill than adventure but incredibly beautiful and charming.
https://www.lonelyplanet.com/.../yucatan-peninsula/celestun
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Celestún travel
Denise
Akumal or Isla Majeras
Shanna
Candace A Eilleen what's that one that you guys love?
Jamie
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Tourism-g616319-Holbox_Island_Yucatan_Peninsula-Vacations.html&ved=2ahUKEwiYr7277Z3xAhUYv54KHfLpA88QFjAnegQIOhAC&usg=AOvVaw0kAWsLCzlFrPVsgcEjetAk
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Toni
Jamie on my bucket list
Jamie
Toni it's beautiful!
Toni
Jamie any hotel recommandations ?
Jamie
Toni I've only done day trips there so I could not recommend any particular hotel. I hope to actually stay there at some point!
Alexandr
Jamie love this island
Jacqueli
Lauren Kembel FYI
Jennilee
Tulum
Lisa
Why not the Mayan? The beaches are beautiful. You can go to Cozumel or isla mujeres. Sun palace in cancun would be my recommendation. Or the Hilton playa del Carmen. It’s right off 5th avenue- you can walk everywhere!
Barb
San Jose del Cabo
www.latitude23properties.com/rent
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Lindsay
Tropicana Puerto Vallarta nothing fancy but awesome location surrounded by lots of great restaurants and you can day trip to sayulita
Cathy
Agree! Tropicana is small, classy and beachfront. Close to restaurants although it has it's own. Close to bars and markets too. Close to the Malecon in PV
We loved it!
Judy
Lindsay my son and I stayed there on the recommendation from my brother and sister-in-law. Everything about it was great.
Pamy
Rocky Point Mx
Hayley
@hotelboutiquesietelunas
Lisa
Try downtown Puerto Vallarta. We usually stay AI but there are lots of great little spots down there
Sydney
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Michelle
Sayulita! Its my go to spot in mexico. Small surf town with alot of charm.
Peter
I am a world traveler in my 50's. I live in Zipolite for now, it's super chill..or you can Google Mazunte, Puerto Escondido as well.
Hilary
playa Los Arcos . Old Town Puerto Vallarta
Donna
VRBO Vacation Rental by Owner
Playa Del Carmen, place called Ocean Condominiums right on the beach. Have stayed there 4 or 5 times. Owner is David, he has or had a few suites in the building. Haven't been there for 5 years, you may want to give it a shot.
Jo-Anne
Tropicana Hotel in PV is great. On the best beach, old town is at your door. I stay here because it is not all inclusive. Lots of of great restaurants a short walk away.
Lindsay
https://www.vrbo.com/en-sg/p9583779?arrival=2021-06-17...
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Luxurious 5 Diamond Resort Penthouse in 2 Prime Locations - Cabo San Lucas
Karen
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Anton
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A.I. says...
Hotel Recommendations in Mexico
If you are looking for a boutique hotel in Mexico with a beachfront room, local charm, and easy access to town, here are a few recommendations:
1. Casa de Mita, Punta de Mita
Casa de Mita is a charming boutique hotel located in Punta de Mita, Mexico. It offers beachfront rooms with beautiful views of the ocean. The hotel has a local charm and is within walking distance to the town where you can explore local markets and enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine. The beach at Casa de Mita is swimmable and perfect for relaxing. The hotel also offers various adventurous activities like snorkeling and zip-lining for older, adventurous travelers.
2. Hacienda San Angel, Puerto Vallarta
Hacienda San Angel is a luxury boutique hotel located in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The hotel offers beachfront rooms with stunning views of the ocean. It has a traditional Mexican charm and is within walking distance to the town where you can shop and dine at local restaurants. The hotel also has a beautiful swimmable beach at its doorstep. Hacienda San Angel is perfect for older travelers looking for a relaxing and adventurous getaway.
3. Hotel Casa Natalia, San Jose del Cabo
Hotel Casa Natalia is a boutique hotel located in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. It offers beachfront rooms with a local charm and easy access to the town for shopping and dining. The hotel has a beautiful swimmable beach and is perfect for older travelers looking for a peaceful retreat. Hotel Casa Natalia also has a nice bar for guests to enjoy a relaxing evening.
We hope these recommendations help you find the perfect boutique hotel in Mexico for your next vacation!
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Tracy
Looking for hotel recommendations in Mexico. NOT Mayan riviera. Not looking for a big resort but more of a boutique hotel. Not looking for all inclusive.
Want: beach front ROOM. Not hotel is beach front, but our room would be beachfront.
Want: local charm.
Want: to be able to walk to town for shopping, food, etc and explore local markets.
Want: beautiful swimmable beach at our doorstep.
Don’t want: to have to take a taxi everywhere. All inclusive.
We are considering Sayulita but not sure if it’s right for us. We are two older people, 50+, adventurous (quadding, zip lining, snorkeling etc) and we don’t want a party hotel. A nice bar would be nice though
Please give me your hotel recommendations, not just a town to go to. Feel free to pm me too.