Find Puerto Vallarta Hotels with Kitchenettes from $45

"This little gem of a place was a wonderful experience. The owner was a warm hearted person that chatted about the most interesting history and the great surroundings. The rooms were clean and the landscaping was perfect. I felt like we were staying in a jungle oasis - but the moment I would walk out the front door I was in the center of all the action. Outside is loud and fun, but the moment you walk back into the property, the sound disappears. The only sounds passing into my living room area...

"This is a well maintained and comfortable property. It is close to everything. Rooftop Is great. Staff are great. "

"The front staff was awesome! Rooms had everything that we could think of. The infinity pool was perfect for sipping cervaisas. "

"Air conditioner not working properly "

"Our stay in Puerto Vallarta was absolutely fantastic! The hotel exceeded expectations with its attentive staff. Exploring the Old Town was a highlight, as was indulging in the delicious local cuisine. The warmth and hospitality of the locals made our experience even more memorable. We can't wait to return! Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

"This is a cheap and cheerful hotel. Staff is friendly and helpful. The pool area is nice with a cool turtle pond. Certain things like chipped doors and tile can be overlooked since the price is right! Rooms are spacious and shower is good, but no frills for sure. No hairdryer in case you’re in need. Breakfast is just OK, better to walk toward the beach and eat at the fabulous Maria Cuquito. Mismaloya is a sweet little town, perfect for escaping the chaos of PV. "

"Nice view Grate mixology "

"Had a spacious room that was clean and well appointed with a. small kitchenette. Older property that was built before the need to have outlets for so many of our devices but I got by. There was a nice pool and it is located on the beach. There were several restaurants nearby."

"Small hotel with 12 suites. No front desk, and need to phone a local number to check in, ask questions, or make requests. This was not a problem for us. It is in the Romantic (gay) Zone in the south of the old city, with many restaurants, shops and attractions within an easy walk. The blocks are small, and the nearest city bus stop is at a park 4 - 5 blocks away. You can ride anywhere in the city for 7.5 pesos (around 45 cents US). The Casa Xantolo is a bit noisy -- it's on a slope, and trucks...

"The staff was exceptionally nice. I would definitely stay again."