Name: Riviera Sayulita Hotel
Address: 89 Revolución Street, Sayulita, Sayulita, Sayulita, 63734, Mexico
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24-hour reception

Smoking areas

Garden

Television in lobby

Outdoor furniture

No elevators

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Multi-language staff

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Hiking

Sun Deck

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Parking

Swimming pool

Pool and beach

Pets Not Allowed

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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport

Riviera Sayulita Hotel

Sayulita

Great location,  right by the bus terminal which made life very easy when arriving and departing. Room was spacious and clean but a few things left to complete.  Lots of bottles of water in the room which was appreciated. Walking distance to busy areas of town.

It's a small boutique hotel with a pool in the middle in a courtyard setting. Pro: you open your door, the pool is right there. Cons: sound echoes! If there are kids or an inconsiderate group of people during your stay, the peace is out of the window.

Convenient location, clean and very nice staff. Great pool, close to less expensive dining options and a nice 10 min walk through the heart of Sayulita to get to the beach. It’s also on the main road in and out of town, right at the location where people accelerate with their vehicles and motorcycles, and next to the bus stop and grocery stores, which have early morning deliveries. And a very ambitious rooster across the road. If you stay here, ask for the rooms facing away from the street. We were on the top floor facing the street. Also, the patio door latch was broken, so the door couldn’t lock, and the in room safe was inoperable. Also, the water smells like poop, but I expect that was the case everywhere in Sayulita. Staying in the heart of Sayulita likely would have been just as loud. The exception being a beachfront hotel. The town is VERY busy at all hour. Run by the cartels and one of the most expensive places I’ve travelled anywhere in the world. There are locations with well priced meals and drinks, but you have to seek them out. Most places only take cash, and most of the bank machines don’t work or are rigged to rip you off. Th beach is beautiful, but mostly too rough to swim. (In December). Snorkeling was a busy and had to pay for a boat trip to do snorkeling of any quality.

Very enjoyable, would definitely recommend the site

Excellent adventure

We really enjoyed our week stay here. It was really quiet, great AC, cute pool and lounging area and only a 5 minute walk to the plaza. Conveniently located next to the bus station as well. Note that there is no restaurant or bar on site, but lots close by. The staff were very friendly and helpful during our stay. Mucho Gracias!

The staff was very friendly, and accommodating. I was traveling with my father who is in a wheel chair and they made it as comfortable as possible. I would recommend this hotel to friends and family!

Riviera Sayulita was a great hotel!  It was small and personable. Emma and Lucila were the front desk attendants and were great with communicating and accommodating our needs!  It was also walking distance from everything in town and the beach!

A great hotel!

Great location, good size rooms, and very friendly staff.

Everyone was very friendly and helpful.  Very clean.

The hotel is small and cute. Was close enough to town but away from the night life. We did have a few discrepencies during our stay but the staff was always helpful. There was construction during our stay, and the bar/grill area was closed because of this which wasn't disclosed until we got there. That was a bit discouraging because we would have loved to hang by the pool and enjoy a few drinks.

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