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helpmeRhonda May 9th, 2002 03:58 PM

Quaint hotels in Puerto Vallarta
 
Here're some of my favorites, they are all in "old town south of the river" or El Centro, price ranges $50-75US/night:<BR><BR>www.casa-andrea.com<BR><BR>www.puerto-vallarta.com/posada<BR><BR>www.cuatrovientos.com<BR><BR>www.ale gre-pv.com<BR><BR>www.zianet.com/corazon

Susan May 11th, 2002 05:47 PM

Thanks for the info. I'm already thinking of where we'll go next winter, and Puerto Vallarta may be it. It's been 15 years since I was last there - may be time for another visit!

dave May 13th, 2002 05:54 AM

Although not particularly "quaint" (like the Cuatro Vientos) the Playa Los Arcos is south of the river "on the other side" is clean, well kept, and certainly worth the money.

don May 13th, 2002 09:15 AM

What do you think about Molino de Aqua?

Susan May 13th, 2002 09:17 AM

Actually I exclude Hotel Playa Los Arcos from my list(s) intentionally. I have heard several recent first-hand, less than favorable reviews and experiences from people who stayed there. I've walked thru their grounds many many times. It IS on the beach, so that's a plus. And if you DO choose to stay there get a room overlooking the beach or pool (more $) not on the street side of Olas Altas, which can get very noisy at night.<BR><BR>If you're looking for a "normal" middle of the road beach front hotel, I'd recommend Tropicana over Los Arcos. And if you can spend a bit more money, then I suggest Molino de Agua.

Molino de Agua May 13th, 2002 09:24 AM

For Don, I think Molino de Agua is a fantastic hotel! I didn't list it only because, I believe, most rooms are in the well-over $100US range. Gorgeous grounds, right on the river & the sea, large walled property that used to be a mango grove. They offer cabins, ocean "view", and ocean front rooms. The ocean front suites are very large rooms in 2-story brick building, with slate floor, private balconies overloooking the beach and ocean, nice furnishings. They have a website but it does an awful job (photo-wise) of showing the place off to its best. Also two huge wonderful pools, a couple restaurants (some years run better than others it seems). Right in the heart of town, perfect, yet peaceful location.

more independent PV hotels Jun 4th, 2002 11:30 AM

Adding to the original list, more favorites, but in a higher price range:<BR><BR>www.casaamorita.com<BR><BR>www.quint a-maria.com<BR><BR>www.molinodeagua.com<BR>


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