Hotel a 3 stelle a Puerto Vallarta

Friendly, well located hotel, about a block from the market and 1/2 block from Rio Cuale. It's 4-5 blocks in from the malecon, so for me close enough. I'm not a beach person, so I much prefer proximity to great shopping and good restaurants! This was my second stay at the Porto Allegro. I was given a lovely corner room, with a small balcony and lots of windows with pull down shades. The room had excellent AC, coffee maker, two bottles of water daily, and a fridge. The bathroom was clean, with a shower and thoughtful toiletries , like a pack of tissues and a sponge, along with the usual items. The hotel has a restaurant upstairs that serves a nice breakfast to order. The only downside I can even think of is that the elevator is small and a bit slow. But they have an elevator! All of the staff have been very kind and helpful without being intrusive. I recommend this small hotel if you prefer something traditional, clean, and welcoming. I expect to return again and again ....

L'hotel è situato in una posizione molto familiare e si trova in una posizione molto familiare. Il taxi/Uber è disponibile, la spiaggia è a piedi, molti posti fantastici per mangiare e negozi, molte vite notturne e intrattenimento, e gli autobus sono disponibili per il trasporto pubblico in qualsiasi punto del PV che trovo più conveniente. La posizione è semplicemente la migliore mai e questo è quello che paga per il più in prezzo. Il personale dell'hotel pulisce la stanza molto bene, il cortile è bellissimo soprattutto alla notte. L'AC è così freddo e ben mantenuto che non si può dormire in un ambiente basso. Le persone sono molto amichevole e il check-in e fuori è stato un brindisi. In generale sono molto felice di restare qui, la prossima volta che mi rimango malato.

we stayed here for two weeks on a recent vacation. After reading some reviews we were a bit worried- but... i have stayed in far worse places in Canada. The water is hot ( unlike what some reviews said) - it just took a couple of minutes and a few tries before we realized hot and cold placements on faucet were opposite to ours at home. The beds were comfortable. Our initial room was small ( but it was what we had booked) with two twin beds, but we requested and received almost immediately a larger room with two double beds (with no cost difference). The wifi was good in the room- poor on rooftop- but that was fixed during our stay. Daily breakfast was good- always with fresh fruit, pancakes, scrambled eggs with some additions- ie ham, sausage, etc and a couple of mexican dishes- coffee and juice- not 5 star in content or variety- but still good and filled the hole. The elevator also always worked, Staff were excellent- for example- i lost a nut on my wheelchair- maintenance came- found a correct sized nut and fixed- thanks again. All in all- I give them a 4 star especially for the staff

...who is the nicest guy you'll meet in Mexico... Super-friendly and helpful. As regards the hotel...it's pretty nice! Not in the best location ever (right in the midst of the Zona Hotelera and next door to slave-labor-supported stores like H&M)...but the pool area is delectable, poolside drinks are fairly cheap, and the rooms are beautifully constructed and well-insulated from outside noise. Overall, a good value! Now, if the hotel could get rid of the provincial Mexican guests and the doltish receptionists... Actual conversation... Me: ”I have to catch an Uber to the Zona Romantica, how do I get out to the street?” Front desk guy: ”Oh, you're going to be late....” Me: ”(Yes, dimwit...) That's why I need to be able to get out of the building and onto the street...” He still had trouble navigating me out of the hotel. My gawd!

Dopo tutto, la stanza è un bel paesaggio. E'grande, perche' posso svegliarmi con il suono delle onde al mattino. È possibile noleggiare le scarpe da spiaggia e i tovaglioli, quindi è molto conveniente quando esce in mare. Il prezzo è ragionevole, ma il ristorante dell'hotel è nel mare, quindi è possibile mangiare e bere birra sul mare. Se vado di nuovo al PV, resterò.

Grandi tetti superiori adulti solo hotel in PV - camminare a piedi per shopping, ristoranti, Malacon, e spiagge. Daily dj sono la piscina è stato fantastico! HEADE piscina è stata una bella sorpresa. Mancanza di servizi normali nelle stanze come vestiti di faccia e prodotti per la cura dei capelli corretti, così come perdono punti per nessun caffè o caldaia in camera e caffè nel lobby fino alle 11:00 con il compagno di caffè invece di latte o crema reale- questi piccoli tocchi Avrei fatto la mia recensione una 5 stelle per certo.

Great location. Hotel is on the older side but it was a clean bed and cool room for the stay. 97% of the staff were very friendly and service was great. Unfortunately some have really bad attitudes directed only at particular guests. Strangely those were also not wearing name tags. With that said Jesus was one of the most helpful and friendly staff member. Not sure if it just México, but there seemed to be a form or paper needed to be completed for every step of the check in and check out process. Not very eco friendly and must need huge storage facilities for all that paperwork. Overall, a great stay and will stay there again.

This hotel is the absolute worst I have ever stayed in and the pictures on the booking sites are more than misleading ( check out my pictures for a real view of what you get) The hotel felt like a hostel overall. The rooms are less than 3X the advertised size , everything appears old, broken, molded, rusted and in disrepair. We had a 3 person room with what appear to be a twin bed and a twin and a half (smaller than a full we have at home) - not what was advertised . Moving through this small room took some choreography. The floor was tile - half broken so walking barefoot could land you in emergency room. The door had no way to lock for security - not ideal. The bathroom was terrible - with the exception of the shower that was nice and hot the wooden window was very moldy, all metal was rusted and the electrical connection to the lamp was completely exposed which made me nervous every time I took a shower. The toilet bowl was broken and repaired with what appeared to be superglue but probably the worst thing was the position of the toilet which was so close to the wall that I had to come up with a new strategy to sit in order to be able to use it and when going to the shower almost had to jump over it. The worse part was probably sleeping. The noise - a combination of the robust traffic busses and cars that go all night and conveniently brake and honk right at the intersection by the hotel blend with the shows from the cabaret that is sharing a wall with the hotel. The windows and door did not block any sound ( ours had a small crack in it to match the rest of the room) and even with ear plugs was impossible to sleep. Other interesting firsts for me at this hotel. When checking in a deposit for the TV remote was asked although the TV was included in the room amenities. The TV turns on but without the remote stays on one channel and has no external buttons other than power. Hair dryer not in the room and also required a deposit to gain access to one. The safe in the room was a cube that barely accommodated the size of a passport (smallest I have ever seen). All wiring was external , only 2 single outlets in a room for 3 people with all electrical connections exposed and not insulated. No closet but an iron rod with a couple hangers and a wood piece half way to the floor. One little cubby with 5 drawers for 3 people and a suspended sink that only accommodated the tooth brush and paste. The checkout was also special since I had to bring personally the towels and A/C Remote to the desk to avoid being charged the omnipresent deposit. For the brave souls that read this far I have a tip - since the Wi-Fi in the room is horrid you can get to the 4th floor terrace, get a nice view and have consistent signal as the Wi-Fi antenna is right there by the lounge chairs. When bringing out grievances to the manager we were given the option to pay per night as much as we paid per week to gain access to the rooms that were advertised on the site or find another

A stay at Luna Líquida Hotel Boutique places you in the heart of Puerto Vallarta, within a 15-minute walk of Malecon and Playa de los Muertos. This aparthotel is 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from Cruise Ship Terminal and 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Bay of Banderas.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool. This Mediterranean aparthotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM.Featured amenities include express check-out, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 17 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Il servizio era al di sopra del grado. Abbiamo dovuto cambiare stanza perché la nostra prima stanza aveva un bagno puzzolente, altrimenti andava bene. Il cibo e i margarita erano fantastici. La posizione è eccellente e vicino a un grande negozio di alimentari.