Puerto Vallarta Hotel Guide - Galeria Flores hotels in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

"Staff were excellent over a difficult few days of unrest in the state. "

"Everything was perfect! The staff is really friendly, welcoming and always ready to help! We really appreciated the warm attitude of everyone at Fiesta America, the delicious food of each restaurant and the beautiful, clean and well maintained facilities. Puerto Vallarta is a beautiful town with lovely people! Highly recommended to anyone who wants to experience a piece of paradaise! "

"We had a wonderful stay! Our room was quiet and comfortable, even facing the street. We felt very taken care of, especially when the city was in turmoil. Thank you to all of the amazing staff!"

"Perfect place to spend 2 weeks in the sun! Close to plenty of walkable places if you want to get out of the resort. "

"Rooms were wonderful- clean, roomy, "

"The room was clean, spacious and bright. The balcony was an amazing space with an ocean view. The staff was helpful and pleasant. The breakfast was delicious and a great way to start the day. We very much enjoyed our stay here and would stay again if we return to PV."

"Looks awful from the outside but comes alive inside. Old and dated but spotless. The cleaning staff were tremendous. We had a "suite' really a large room and bright with a closet size 2 burner kitchenette. Unfortunately we were on an outer facing wall so a lot of noise from the main drag. The hotel seems to have a bit of a cult following. It's that pool. Heated, big and conducive to meeting new people and socializing. Everyone we ended up hanging out with was a repeat customer (one for 5 years in a row) or has already booked for next year as we have (inside facing). Tons of good food outlets around. Check out O Croissant, 4 blocks up Niza for great French pastries. You could also walk 8 blocks up Niza, turn right at the main road and you've got Costco and La Comer, an incredible supermarket or go along the main drag about 4 blocks to the Caracol Mall for Soriana's for food and supplies. Don't forget to tip the baggers 5 pesos. They are unpaid seniors. Situated in Versalles a more residential area they say that shuts down at 9:00 while the Romantic Zone is just starting up. Internet was an issue. A lot of us had to gather in the lobby or around the pool to get access. We left 3 days before the recent chaos but at this time still planning on returning for a month next year."

"Had one little hiccup with the AC but they moved us to a different room and all was good. Very nice place. I would definitely recommend it. "

"Clean rooms, sunset view from the the rooms on higher floor, great breakfast."