Hotel Hacienda Mazatlán

Clean and very convenient hotel, right on the Playa Norte malecón. Wonderful, helpful staff. Note that there is a lot of traffic and banda noise; you get used to it after a few days. This is typical of Mexican holiday destinations - bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. Great place, but the rooms are definitely not soundproof!

Muy buen servicio

Buen trato

Very nice place to stay

Msjd

El hotel está en el mero punto del malecon 10/10 Pero los aires de unos cuartos estaban descompuestos 🥵 de ahí en fuera todo estuvo muy bien ☺️☺️

Buen hospedaje, lo recomiendo en un 90. Perfecta ubicación. Personal amable. Lugar cómodo.

Recomendado bien ubicado,Limpio , personal amable , Chek in Rapidísimo. Sin duda. Volvería a hospedarme en el

We bought tickets to watch the main carnival parade at the Hacienda Hotel. Overall it was just average. There were three rows of chairs (each row with about 100 chairs packed as tightly as possible) with no height separation between the rows, so those who weren't in the front row couldn't really see well. Also of note is the the parade goes down the other side of the avenue from the Hacienda, so with the throng of people, it was really hard to see the dance acts that followed most of the floats. We lined up at about 12:30 and there probably wasn't more than 20 people in front of us. The hotel came through the line and gave each party as many pieces of paper as each party wanted so that they could put them on the chairs as they went in, in order to "reserve" them. They opened up the seating at 1 PM, and, surprise those twenty people took the entire front row, and any other good spots. There was a couple of chairs in the front row that didn't have these pieces of paper on them yet, but when we went to sit in them, a woman threw a fit saying they were hers (and she was hurriedly sticking as many pieces of paper as she could on a slew of chairs). After a brief argument, not wanting to create a bigger scene than already had transpired, we went and sat near the end of the second row. In order to get in and out of these seats to enjoy the open bar or use the restroom, you have to somehow squeeze past almost 50 people. This simply cannot be done without bumping people and moving chairs. They are simply packed in way too tight. This tight seating also became a problem when the person to the left decided to constantly stand up and wave his arms, phone and drink in front of us and others in their seats. Outside of these issues, virtually all those attending were very polite and tolerant of the conditions. Also, the staff was friendly, restrooms were kept clean, and drinks and food were both good and plentiful. In all it really wasn't worth it, since you can easily find a spot to put a chair at the edge of the street and be in front for the parade which we have done before. It was good to give this a try, but I really doubt we would do this again at the Hacienda.

Excelente