San Marino Hotel Puerto Vallarta

General Information

Situated near to plenty of of the plurality popular nightlife spots in the town, our hotel in Puerto Vallarta is also within short distance of coffee boutiques, restaurants, and boutiques. Customers at the San Marino Hotel Puerto Vallarta will also find that they are at the foot of the coast and other pleasing districts. A lot of of the sights in the region are within a short distance of the inn. Clients will find that they able to receive social conveyance that able to take them to other regions that are farther away from the San Marino Hotel Puerto Vallarta whether they need.

Guests will be can choose from classic rooms and junior rooms when they visit at the San Marino Hotel Puerto Vallarta. The suites contain facilities such as bathrooms, balconies, safes, cable TV, air conditioning, and phones.

The San Marino Hotel Puerto Vallarta proposes an onsite restaurant that serves a range of cuisine, in addition to drinks. The restaurant faces the creek. Visitors will also find that the hotel proposes currency exchange, hall chairs, safes, wake up calls, and much more.

Dining Information

Would you like upper enjoy the best Vallarta's dining place with relaxing atmosphere, pampering yourself at dawn at sea side, contemplating the nice sunset on Los Muertos Beach or just delight your eyes looking at the moon reflected on the ocean; this is the spot, additionally adore the refined lovely Mexican cuisine and intenational food.

Location Information

San Marino hotel lies in Puerto Vallarta's conventional zone, on Playa los Muertos, the majority joyous and conventional one, just twenty five minutes from the International Airport. The premises is a short amble from city center and the walk, close to dozens of quaint restaurants, handcraft boutiques, discotheques and other spectacles.
Area:
Romantic Zone (Puerto Vallarta), Jalisco, Mexico
The Rio Cuale divides city center and the Romantic Zone, a locality brimming with bars, restaurants, and boutiques. Isla Rio Cuale underlines a river stroll and a little museum with pre-Columbian artifacts. Stretching for 16 blocks along the shore, the Malecon boardwalk is lined with bronze sculptures and palms. Boats depart from a surrounding pier to Yelapa and Los Arcos, favored by divers and snorkelers.