Riviera Sayulita Hotel

Nothing. We were charged but they turned us away and never gave us the room we paid for

Never saw it

Nothing

Quiet and clean

A tad too far from the beach

Wry clean facility, great pool, okay location, excellent staff.

A little remote from town but not too bad.

The staff were very helpful and friendly. The location was good - a little away from all the hustle but an easy walk. Purified water was always available. The hotel was kept meticulously clean. Our room was a good size. The heated pool was really nice to swim in at the end of the day.

The lighting in the room was bad. There were no lights near the bed. The chairs in the room and around the hotel were uncomfortable.

We enjoyed the property a lot. It was big, clean, and in a great location. The staff, especially Emma, was awesome and helpful.

We didn’t like the keys to the door which were very hard to use. The sink in the bathroom didn’t flow well. The door to the bathroom needed oil. The kitchen could use a kettle for tea.

The hotel was great and updated. It is directly adjacent to the bus transit center, providing easy access to Puerto Vallarta and smaller towns. The AC worked great, and the room was very clean. It is on the edge of town, but it was nice for the quiet nighttime break. The main square is a 5-minute walk, and the beach is about a 7-10-minute walk. They have golf carts available for rent, which I would recommend for exploring the town for the day. The same building houses a coffee shop and a pizza joint. We were a family of 5, and the large room with multiple beds worked great. It's a small surf town in Mexico, so just embrace the slow pace and lack of quick/full amenities at certain locations in the town. The food, people and atmosphere are what make it great. We booked a fishing boat with Chilo on the Azul. Had a great time and caught a large number of fish. Eat everything in town for quick, easy tacos. Grab Tacos Diaz, Mary's or Ivan. Breakfast options were all over, and the churros down the street from the hotel were the go-to for my kids on the way back at night. If you go from Sept-Jan, they have nightly releases of baby turtles at the north end of the beach at sunset. We liked the main beach but preferred taking a golf cart over to Muertos beach for a quieter time away from the crowds. Would absolutely suggest this hotel if you have a family and want to stay away from the rush of the main square.

My only negative would be the lack of places to hang anything (towels, bathing suits, etc). It wasn't a big deal, but I would suggest adding a couple of hooks to dry items after being at the beach.

Very clean, friendly staff, great location, great price.

Nothing. Great place.