Aamori Boutique Hotel (Only Adults)

Beautiful location, beach and pool. Fine restaurant. Super service. Mgr speaks English perfectly and was always available for help. Luxury sheets and towels. Comfy bed and lots of chaise-lounges. Perfectly clean, peaceful and quiet. Everything was top-of-the-line.

Only problem, which I’m sure will be resolved, is that hot exhaust from the mini-split air conditioner blows back in through the bathroom window.

The staff were, without exception, the kindest, most welcoming, and friendly of anywhere I have ever stayed. The location is unbeatable, on the prettiest part of a gorgeous beach. The food was probably the best in town. I wouldn't think of staying anywhere else on my future visits.

There are bugs in the room and we did get some bites, but nothing too annoying. The only other thing is that the restaurant closes early, as do many others in San Agustinillo.

Excellent staff, amazing food, the room was huge, location right on the beach, great design

Lighting in the room and bathroom could be better. the bathroom could benefit from an update and a bigger shower. Bedding could also be better - the pillows were small and not very comfortable, we had to ask for extra pillows and a blanket.

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The location is incredible. Right on the beach with stunning views from the courtyard, pool and terrace. The staff were great. Very friendly and welcoming. The manager Michel was also great. Always up for a chat and helping if you need anything. The room was clean and comfortable. The pool pleasant. Very easy to get to Mazunte, Zipolite etc by taxi. I was only there for two nights but all in all, a comfortable and quiet stay.

The room was quite dark and on the street side so quite noisy in the mornings. It's worth noting that the restaurant closes at 5pm which was slightly frustrating as I arrived at 5.30pm and didn't necessarily feel like going and exploring the town on my own after dark to try and find food. I am a confident swimmer so was happy to go and cool down in the sea but it is definitely dangerous so take all of the advice from the locals and don't risk it on stormier days.