Villas Carrizalillo
Sublimely perched on the cliffs above Playa Carrizalillo, Villas Carrizalillo has spacious, stylish, ai...
Sublimely perched on the cliffs above Playa Carrizalillo, Villas Carrizalillo has spacious, stylish, ai...
Neocolonial Santa Fe has more than 60 well-designed rooms set around two good pools in palm-shaded garde...
The friendly Casablanca is right at the heart of things on the inland side of El Adoquín, and it fills up quickly. It has a small pool and 21 large, clean, tile-floored rooms with fan and cable TV.
Though it's not actually a beach place, Edda's extensive grounds and basic lodgings above Zicatela are well kept, and all guests can use the common kitchen and laundry. All rooms have fans and screens or nets.
A minute uphill from El Adoquín, this hotel is painted lobster and sky blue outside, and violet and pink inside (maybe that's what lobsters' insides are like).
Women-only hostel with good terrace areas.
This excellent place offers 13 self-contained units of varying size, with fully equipped kitchens, terraces and attractively tiled bathrooms.
The well-built Buena Vista, reached by its own steps up from Calle del Morro, is an excellent value.
A pleasing mix of Mexican artifacts and tasteful color schemes marks out this small hotel with the best rooms on El Adoquín. There are just six rooms, all with air-con, TV and balcony – the two top-floor rooms enjoy good sea views.
Tabachín’s gracious and erudite owner offers six studio-rooms in varying sizes (including enormous) and styles (folksy to Regency) with some fascinating original art and artifacts. All have kitchen, air-con and views.
Down in the Punta Zicatela area, the Buena Onda is one of Puerto’s most popular hostels. It’s set about a palm-shaded central courtyard, with a beachfront palapa hangout area.
Connected by a series of bright terrace pathways, Zicatela’s 40-odd accommodations are big and solidly built and boast good beds and bathrooms. Most have cable TV. It also has the best pool in town.
Las Olas has exceptionally clean rooms that are an excellent value. Second-floor choices have ocean-view hammocks, and all have access to a kitchen, small sundeck and outdoor grilling space.
On a flight of steps leading up from El Adoquín, this Revolution-themed spot has some 15 colorful accommodations facing a garden-courtyard with a central fountain. Most have a patio and hammock.
The 30 or so accommodations here range from drab rooms to wooden cabañas and spacious upstairs suites with terrace and Zicatela beach view. Some have air-con, some have kitchenettes and all share a pleasant central swimming pool.
Rambling, neocolonial place with pretty artesanías and 20 smallish rooms with good bathrooms – plus five top-floor suites with shared kitchen and the best bay views. Discounts for cash.
Attractive, neocolonial-style Arcoiris is a perennial favorite. Most of its 35 big, clean rooms have balconies or terraces looking straight out to the surf, and there's a large pool plus a good, breezy, upstairs restaurant-bar.
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