3 Stars Hotels in Nayarit, Mexico

I have been to several Hotel’s in the city of Tepic and by far this hotel outbeats any of them in terms of cleanliness, scent, and staff friendliness. All staff has always been extremely professional and helpful during any and all of my previous visits. The only complaint I have about my visit this month is that the wifi was not working too well and I was struggling in making and receiving important business calls during my visit. Other than that the service was fenomenal.

We stayed at Villa Varadero 25 years ago and our room looked exactly the same today as then. Beds were uncomfortable, patio doors didn't close and had an inch gap at the top which maintenance tried to fix and did improve. Otherwise you heard the waves hitting the shore all night. Food options were very limited. Staff weren't even sure which restaurants would be open at their newer building across the street. One restaurant is Italian and the other Mexican and most nights the main floor one was open with both cuisines available. Pasta was dry and needed more sauce, pizza was soft and soggy. Once the restaurants closed for breakfast it was the snack bar that was open from 12-5. It offered hot dogs, very think patty burgers, soggy French fries, tortilla chips with cheese sauce. There would be some fruit, usually papaya and something else but any attempt to eat healthy was difficult at best. The dinner on the beach was the highlight of the culinary offerings at the resort. I would recommend that and it was included as we stayed more then three nights. We did the bike tour and the bikes have had no maintenance done to them. We were given bikes with flat tires, no functional brakes, seats that couldn't be adjusted and chains that have never been greased. All fixed gears and incredibly tough to peddle. The location is ideal and steps from the ocean. Staff are all friendly as one would expect but outside of that very few positives about this stay.

Nestór and Joel are very attentive waiters. They kept our table nice and clean. Ferdinando is an entertaining waiter. I enjoyed our conversation with him and he taught us some Spanish to help us while we were in Mexico. Alejandro is the driver who was very helpful and gave us great information about the city and how to get around. Margarito at the beach was very nice and help us translate with vendors. Sarahi and Janet were always smiling and nice to us when we came to the restaurant.

The service is in place, except for a little remote, it is recommended to stay.

We stayed at Villa Varadero 25 years ago and our room looked exactly the same today as then. Beds were uncomfortable, patio doors didn't close and had an inch gap at the top which maintenance tried to fix and did improve. Otherwise you heard the waves hitting the shore all night. Food options were very limited. Staff weren't even sure which restaurants would be open at their newer building across the street. One restaurant is Italian and the other Mexican and most nights the main floor one was open with both cuisines available. Pasta was dry and needed more sauce, pizza was soft and soggy. Once the restaurants closed for breakfast it was the snack bar that was open from 12-5. It offered hot dogs, very think patty burgers, soggy French fries, tortilla chips with cheese sauce. There would be some fruit, usually papaya and something else but any attempt to eat healthy was difficult at best. The dinner on the beach was the highlight of the culinary offerings at the resort. I would recommend that and it was included as we stayed more then three nights. We did the bike tour and the bikes have had no maintenance done to them. We were given bikes with flat tires, no functional brakes, seats that couldn't be adjusted and chains that have never been greased. All fixed gears and incredibly tough to peddle. The location is ideal and steps from the ocean. Staff are all friendly as one would expect but outside of that very few positives about this stay.

The service is in place, except for a little remote, it is recommended to stay.

Nestór and Joel are very attentive waiters. They kept our table nice and clean. Ferdinando is an entertaining waiter. I enjoyed our conversation with him and he taught us some Spanish to help us while we were in Mexico. Alejandro is the driver who was very helpful and gave us great information about the city and how to get around. Margarito at the beach was very nice and help us translate with vendors. Sarahi and Janet were always smiling and nice to us when we came to the restaurant.

I have been to several Hotel’s in the city of Tepic and by far this hotel outbeats any of them in terms of cleanliness, scent, and staff friendliness. All staff has always been extremely professional and helpful during any and all of my previous visits. The only complaint I have about my visit this month is that the wifi was not working too well and I was struggling in making and receiving important business calls during my visit. Other than that the service was fenomenal.

The only problem we want to extend but the hotel was booked

Room with bad smell There was a animal like a worm 100 feet walking through the walls Hairs across the super dirty shower floor, sawn spots on the black walls I asked two coats and a towel extra, just one coat arrived. The hotel is a very good location, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the hotel Walking down the foot and finding hair on the foot plants is unacceptable.

No restaurants around

We stayed at Villa Varadero 25 years ago and our room looked exactly the same today as then. Beds were uncomfortable, patio doors didn't close and had an inch gap at the top which maintenance tried to fix and did improve. Otherwise you heard the waves hitting the shore all night. Food options were very limited. Staff weren't even sure which restaurants would be open at their newer building across the street. One restaurant is Italian and the other Mexican and most nights the main floor one was open with both cuisines available. Pasta was dry and needed more sauce, pizza was soft and soggy. Once the restaurants closed for breakfast it was the snack bar that was open from 12-5. It offered hot dogs, very think patty burgers, soggy French fries, tortilla chips with cheese sauce. There would be some fruit, usually papaya and something else but any attempt to eat healthy was difficult at best. The dinner on the beach was the highlight of the culinary offerings at the resort. I would recommend that and it was included as we stayed more then three nights. We did the bike tour and the bikes have had no maintenance done to them. We were given bikes with flat tires, no functional brakes, seats that couldn't be adjusted and chains that have never been greased. All fixed gears and incredibly tough to peddle. The location is ideal and steps from the ocean. Staff are all friendly as one would expect but outside of that very few positives about this stay.