Boca del Rio Business hotels in Veracruz, Veracruz

Great hotel, a little far from the malecon and plaza but great if you want to rest you could pay about 50pesos for a taxi to drive you to the malecon have fun and then come back and have a good night sleep. Very clean and the staff very nice. Enjoyed our stay.

Mocambo is SUPERB It's an old hotel with all the amenities of a resort of the 1930's. The tiling on the walls of beautiful pictures and the stain glass windows were lovely. There is an indoor ballroom and an outdoor ballroom, a movie room, gift shop, indoor pool and sauna and spa and outdoor pool with water slide and nice chairs and atmosphere. The beach was not cleaned, and that is the only upgrade they needed to do. the room was large with a nice ac unit that didn't blow on the beds! The staff was excellent. Spanish was necesssary to make your stay more comfortable, but that was Veracruz. No Americans for 10 days. There were some English speakers at the desk and we got along OK with a little Spanish knowledge..The public bus service was good and the town was about a 15 minutes ride along the malecon.

Nice place to go for vacations in Mexico. I felt relax and safe.

Great rooms, cleaness and restaurant service excellent. On the other side the pool area is small and the surrounding neighborhood is not suitable for night walking.

We stayed at this hotel because it is close to a hospital where we were visiting a friend. It is a small, clean, but uninspiring hotel. It has a small pool and a restaurant with basic food. The place is ok for sleeping and taking a shower, but don't expect more. It is a 5 minute walk to the beach which is uninspiring either. One thing we apreciated was the Air Conditioning, it worked really good, this is important because in Veracruz it can get very hot and humid.

We had a great time ,staff very nice ,great location.

Among Fiesta Inns, this one is like a minor league training facility for employees hoping to reach a Big League location. The staff works really hard and compensates, but there are inherent shortcomings at this spot. The laundry never seemed to crank out enough towels to replace the ones taken away; the window frame in our room didn't quite fit and wasn't sealed properly so that windy days made air conditioning unnecessary. And the air conditioner dripped, creating a puddle that used up the towels which were supplied. While the staff worked hard to makeup for these shortcomings, better management should have seen to the elimination of these problems. In fairness, we wanted to escape the usual tourist havens, so these complaints aren't whimpers. They made the trip one where we could savor Mexican family groups and appreciate our neighbor to the south rather than our neighbors. The pool was wonderful, the beach disappointing, but it had a delightful vista of kids in sand (though not the gourmet white variety) and vendors of all sorts (and of all sorts of things). Veracruz is not an American standard beach resort. It is a port with beachfronts rather than a beach area with water sports and such. Our primary interest was seeing the Archaeology museum in Xalapa and some of the MesoAmerican sites. Veracruz was convenient to fly to, and stay between excursions. It was satisfying at that level.

We experienced a problem with the magnetic key and could not use it until the lock was fixed a few hours later. Also had a problem accessing the internet until I was told that the password given was abbreviated, something that should have been pointed out. Actually, it is not very logical to use an abbreviation on a password (the instructions indicated VD Veracruz instead of the actual password Villas Dali Veracruz). Otherwise, everything else was fine and everyone was very helpful.