|
|
|
|
Casa Andrea Review
Read our Puerto Vallarta hotel reviews. Or post your own.
Casa Andrea
- Address: Calle Francisca Rodríguez 174, Col. E. Zapata, Puerto Vallarta, 48380
- Phone: 322/222-1213
- www.casa-andrea.com
- Price range: $$
- Location: Zona Romántica
Fodor's Review:
One- and two-bedroom apartments in this spiffy property are truly homey. Each has a different floor plan—some have larger kitchens but all of them are fully equipped. All have air-conditioning, ceiling fans, plus dark-wood beams that contrast with white ceilings and walls. Use the hotel's computers to check your e-mail, or curl up with a book or watch a video in the library. Coffee and pastries are served each morning on the garden patio, where guests (many of them return visitors) sit and chat. The location, a few blocks from Los Arcos and the malecón, is a real plus. With some exceptions, high-season bookings are by the week. Expect some homely but sweet rescued dogs to be wandering about. Pros: Free Wi-Fi, great location in Zona Romantica, homey feel, good value. Cons: Often fully booked, no credit cards accepted.
- Hotel Details: 11 apartments
- In-room: no phone, kitchen, no TV, Wi-Fi.
- In-hotel: bar, pool, gym, laundry facilities, public Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes: Continental breakfast
- Credit Cards: No credit cards
Member Reviews & Ratings:
charming
Posted by carrotjuice from toronto, canada on 1/1/09
absolutely charming... comfy, quiet, and clean. our room was a nice place to just hang out when we were too lazy to go anywhere, and the common areas felt very much like an extension of our room. i spent hours in the hammock by the pool! andrea's dogs are very sweet, and i hardly ever even saw the cat. a week after leaving, i feel homesick for casa andrea... is there a higher recommendation? i can't think of one.
Horrible
Posted by Traveler7000000 from Denver on 11/19/08
Casa Andrea is a charming place on the outside, but after Andrea leaves it becomes a free for all. There are many animals wandering about and they will wander into your room. Beware, they bite, especially the cats. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone that doesn't like animals.
Charming casitas
Posted by suze from Seattle on 9/21/08
Most rooms enter to the open air patio fully-equipped kitchen area, overlooking the lush tropical garden courtyard and overlooking the pool with waterfall and palapa bar below, with the bedroom and bath behind.
This quaint B&B is like staying with your well-to-do Mexican relatives... if only I had some! One of the quieter hotels in PV as it is away from the street and only has a small number of rooms.
Get Advice From Other Travelers
Visit the Travel Talk forums for help on planning your trip
- yelapa in October?
2 responses; most recent on 07/06/2009 at 01:14 PM - Mexico - would you feel safe going to Mexico ??
16 responses; most recent on 07/05/2009 at 09:05 AM - driving from cancun to chichen itza
16 responses; most recent on 07/02/2009 at 09:15 PM
- Travel DealsPowered by ShermansTravel.com
-
Playa Del Carmen resort w/$20 spa credit$74/nt+
BookIt.com -
All-incl. Puerto Vallarta resort; 40% off$105/nt+
BookIt.com -
Posh Cancun 5-star stay w/private terrace55% off
La Amada -
All-inclusive Puerto Vallarta resort; 40% off$105+
BookIt.com - View All Travel Deals
Buy the Guidebook
-
$18.95
-
$21.95
Get the Fodor's Newsletter
For more travel ideas, tips, and deals, sign up for the Fodor's newsletter here. Read the current issue. Browse previous issues.
