Petatlan Hotel Guide - Soledad de Maciel Museum hotels in Petatlan, Mexico.

"We spent seven full nights at Portofino and it was truly serene. Three things stood out: 1) The staff. Our servers E and A were truly amazing. Sometimes there was a language barrier, but it was more entertaining than a negative. As a US resident visiting a foreign country I don't expect our hosts to automatically speak english and it was actually more authentic to wade through some back and forth. And it wasn't a distraction at all we enjoyed the conversation. They were always checking on us. 2) The view. We saw seven sunsets, all equally brilliant, and all different but the same at the same time. It became the highlight of every day. 3) If you want relaxation, this is it. You move on your own time. If you want to visit local areas, there is a convenient bus that rolls through and can take you to the airport or towards Barra de Potosi. Taxis and rental cars work as well and you can park there for free. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with sitting by the pool or exploring the beach all day long. We would go back 100%."

"Clean beach"

"Great place, great staff, great accommodation! Will definitely be back "

"Great property and staff"

"Clean room frendly staff"

"Older property, decent maintenance, everything works and it’s right on the beach. The rooms and beds are a bit dated but for a place to sleep for a night it worked. Not much around in this area."

"This property is a dream. Our room was perfect. The bed was so comfortable and the little kitchen was thoughtfully stocked with everything we needed. We loved starting each day with complimentary morning coffee on our private, ocean view terrace before heading down to enjoy Jesus’ freshly prepared breakfast in the common, outdoor breakfast area. Humberto was a wonderful host and provided us with great restaurant recommendations, arranged taxis for us and helped us negotiate cambi routes to get us where we wanted to go. Finally, the view of La Ropa, the bay and beyond from the upper pool is beyond description. "

"Villas del Vigía had the most amazing view I have come across! Unfortunately, all three beds that were included in the villa were extremely hard, almost rock hard. I mentioned to the person in charge that my mom, who was staying with me, could no longer put up with her back pain and if there was anything they could do (like switch the mattress for example) The reply was “we will see what we can do” and never hear back on that topic again, and a week later we checked out. If you can’t sleep on super hard beds, this is not a good option for you. I’m 35 years old and the hardness of the bed even kept waking me up at night. A few sofa cushions were completely ripped from zipper which I let them know, that way I wouldn’t be responsible for the damage. One stove burner did not work. The refrigerator was leaking water. On the positive, the place was very clean and the view was absolutely amazing."

"Beautiful view and pool, utilities are a concern - water/power etc. We spent a week here with our 3 daughters, and have traveled many times to Mexico. Being a near new building, we expected less trouble. Antonio did a good job trying to look after things. "