Adventure Hotels in Pacific Coast from $219

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"Good resort. Great staff."

"Huge property that isn't crowded. Seems like a pleasant work environment and that made the time there very pleasant... from the front desk to the garden maintenance workers."

"When I arrived, I was greeted at the entrance and quickly ushered to check-in, which was a breeze. The check-in clerk informed me that my itinerary included a lower-floor room but suggested upgrading to a higher floor for a quieter, more adult-friendly environment. There was a small additional cost, but I was already sold on the idea. Since I was staying for five days, I wanted a peaceful space, and that’s exactly what I got. My room was on the 32nd floor, and it was quiet all night long. The hotel featured live entertainment in the lobby near one of the bars. While I enjoyed the performance, it was quite loud, especially for guests staying on the lower floors. A perk of staying on the upper floors was access to a snack area stocked with cheese, meats, fruits, coffee, water, and more—a nice touch. During my stay, I visited the souvenir shop in the lobby to pick up a lighter I couldn’t bring on my flight. There was also a small coffee shop with tasty sandwiches and desserts. I especially loved their carrot cake—I enjoyed it so much that I bought it almost every day. I used the valet service, which covered one day, allowing for re-entry. Since I had a visitor, we mainly used it for temporary car storage. I’m not sure about the cost of self-parking. Overall, I had a great stay and would recommend this hotel for both adults and families."

"Wonderful staff"

"A conservative family oriented resort. I reserved a luxury suite beach section but there is no view to the beach I was deceived by this. Once I bypass my ocean view everything was fantastic! All inclusive including room service in the luxury section. This was our first time getting “all inclusive” the meals at the specialty restaurants were delicious. You have to make a reservation to all once you arrived otherwise you will not enjoy them. The common areas are clean and the staff very friendly. Elmer did an excellent job trying to accommodate our requests and answering all questions. El Canto del Sol has events every night, good shows and they even have a church here! Daily mass and a place to pray. Sheraton was sold out and El Canto came out as a suggestion by Expedia.. didn’t disappoint. Price range was in line with what we used to pay at the Sheraton or Westin. Besides the view, El Canto is a nice choice because you get unlimited drinks and meals. Be prepared with cash for taxis and tips. Enjoy Puerto Vallarta! "