Gringo Gulch Hotel Guide - Hotels with WiFi in Gringo Gulch, Puerto Vallarta

"great food, great staff, well kept property"

" Espectacular "

"Property is very well maintained. Rooms are very comfortable and clean. We enjoyed variety of food in 5 restaurants on site. "

"I liked everything about the resort! I had an amazing time"

"The beach was the most unique and beautiful part of the stay. We had our own private beach it seemed. Not crowded. The staff was so amazing. Soledad at the buffet went above and beyond. Miguel and Alejandro at the swim up bar were so attentive and the drinks were made to order. I’ll be back just as long as the people running it and the beach remain the same. Rooms were comfortable and accommodating. A bit older and could use a bit of updating but were still in good condition. Food options had a nice variety. The Italian restaurant could use some improvement in the food preparation. Especially pizza quality. Casa Grande was our favorite along with Kamari. Buffet had a good variety and excellent service. Fresco was good but as a suggestion the wraps should be could wraps as opposed to being pressed in order to expedite the orders. It’d be a win, win for the chefs and patrons. The chefs were patient and friendly yet seemed a bit overwhelmed. Id say keep it all cold options there. Nathan did an excellent job under pressure. "

"We had a truly pleasant stay! The accommodations and overall experience were excellent. Everything was well taken care of, making it easy to relax and enjoy our time. The only small suggestion would be to clean the swimming pool more frequently throughout the day—but aside from that, everything was wonderful."

"Room was very clean and comfortable. Loved room and ocean view. Food was variety and great. Staff was very friendly. "

"Dinner options at reservation restaurants were very good "

"I really love the area and hotel is gorgeous. The ala cart restaurants were great, but they only give you two for a four day stay, There’s only one option for breakfast “the buffet” and I was not able to make that work. But I’m a bit of a food snob I guess. The highlight of my stay was taking a boat tour from a private fellow by the name of Gabe. He took me and my two kids just around the corner to Los Arcos for an hour or so to snorkel, he was diving deep down and flipping over rocks and bringing up the coolest sea life for us to look at, then taking it back and placing it under the same rock. Quite the experience. He then took us down to “las Animas” the most gorgeous beach about 15 minutes south, an we ate at a restraint called Jorge’s. It was unreal! And we ate and drank right on the beach in our bare feet. Gabe told us to take all the time we needed. It was definitely our best day in Mexico and I would highly recommend tracking down Gabe, he gave us a great deal, we had the boat to ourselves, and he made the experience so amazing. "