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Don't Miss It: Readers' Favorite Places to Stay in Mexico

by Christine Sarkis, SmarterTravel.com Staff - February 9, 2009
Manzanillo Bay, Mexico (Photo: iStockPhoto/InStock)

Last month, we asked you, our readers, about your favorite lesser-known Mexican hideaways: those resorts, inns, B&Bs, and hotels you love and look forward to revisiting. Readers answered the call with great suggestions such as a $58-per-night gem in Manzanillo, $300-a-week vacation homes in Progreso, and the ultimate splurge in Cancun.

Manzanillo

Manzanillo, known as one of the prettiest beach destinations in all of Mexico, has a reputation as an upscale resort area, rich in golf courses, sport fishing, and dive sites. But reader Phyllis P. has found a hotel that offers all the elegant charm of the destination at a price that can't be beat:

"Our favorite place to stay in Manzanillo is the Hotel La Posada. It's a small pink inn with about 25 rooms, and is clean, quiet, reasonable, and fun. It is within walking distance of some restaurants and easy to catch the bus to get around Manzanillo. We love being right on the beach with the pool right there and watching the ships and boats going by. Some of the men like helping the fishermen pull in nets with the catch of the day. It's a really restful place."

Rates at the Hotel La Posada are $58 dollars per night for double occupancy during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. During winter, rates rise slightly to $78 per night for two people. The price includes breakfast, and discounts are available for guests staying three days or longer.

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  • sjklm81 - February 9, 2009

    We have stayed at Paradise Village in Neuvo Vallarta 5 times in the last 9 years. We love it. Everything is right at the complex or within walking distance. Great golf course with transportation available through the day. Downtown Puerto Vallarta and the PV Marina are a short cab drive away. The bus stop is a short walk from the hotel.

  • normita - February 9, 2009

    I have been to Mexico many times, Not to Cancun and Acupulco, but to lesser known and historically charming towns and off the radar beach destinations. I have decided I will not return to Mexico until they clean up their rampant crime and corruption. I refuse to spend my tourist dollars in a country where murder and corruption is an accepted part of life. It is a shame, I love Mexico and her friendly people, but enough is enough, until the government there makes a real effort to crackdown on the lawlessness, I (and I hope other Americans) will not return.

  • soccersue3 - February 24, 2009

    Does anyone know of any reliable jewelry stores in Cozumel mexico

  • Javier Garza - March 22, 2009

    Chetumal city, south of CanCun is a hiden jewel with a lot to do and see, considering the Mayan World, Bacalar Lagoon and its pirates town,Rio Hondo river that devides Mexico and Belize, Majahual port of call,the Zaragoza Water Cannal,beautifull world!

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