"We came to stay one night on a return trip to MX. We found it under new management & we’re not disappointed. Midway thru our trip the threat of Hurricane Simon shut down everything in PV. We were stuck so returned to Casa Virgilio’s to wait out a flight home. The staff were very accommodating!
We recommend Casa Virgilio’s!"
"We came to stay one night on a return trip to MX. We found it under new management & we’re not disappointed. Midway thru our trip the threat of Hurricane Simon shut down everything in PV. We were stuck so returned to Casa Virgilio’s to wait out a flight home. The staff were very accommodating!
We recommend Casa Virgilio’s!"
"The breakfast was great. Staff was great. Location is great..just be ready for a TON of noise from 10 pm until 3 am from all the club nearby..bring earplugs snd you will be fine."
"The breakfast was great. Staff was great. Location is great..just be ready for a TON of noise from 10 pm until 3 am from all the club nearby..bring earplugs snd you will be fine."
"Res. ID HA-PFKMB5 Itinerary 7416865994809 Reservation forJan 16th. Hostess gone .Could not get in.Had to find alternate place for the night.Had to retain taxi much longer at the cost of 500 Mexican Pesos.
Cancel Res# HA-DD9BFT, Itinerary #7416868488885 for Feb 14th 2020 at same address"
"Res. ID HA-PFKMB5 Itinerary 7416865994809 Reservation forJan 16th. Hostess gone .Could not get in.Had to find alternate place for the night.Had to retain taxi much longer at the cost of 500 Mexican Pesos.
Cancel Res# HA-DD9BFT, Itinerary #7416868488885 for Feb 14th 2020 at same address"
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This exclusive peninsula delivers pristine beaches where surfers catch perfect waves and luxury resorts line the shore. Spend mornings snorkeling the Marieta Islands' hidden beach, then explore nearby fishing villages where restaurants serve the day's catch right on the sand.
This is a beautiful bed-and-breakfast and it feels like home. Manuel and Rosa were always there to help with anything, and Rosa made amazing breakfasts for me and my daughter. The view is absolutely spectacular and in the evenings you hear all the amazing sounds of this little fishing town in Mexico. There are restaurants and local seafood places to eat right down the hill and everything is very convenient. The room was adorable and the pool was spectacular. It was so peaceful and relaxing. We...
This is a beautiful bed-and-breakfast and it feels like home. Manuel and Rosa were always there to help with anything, and Rosa made amazing breakfasts for me and my daughter. The view is absolutely spectacular and in the evenings you hear all the amazing sounds of this little fishing town in Mexico. There are restaurants and local seafood places to eat right down the hill and everything is very convenient. The room was adorable and the pool was spectacular. It was so peaceful and relaxing. We...
I stayed at Palacio 199 for a few nights shortly after it opened, and came away very impressed with every aspect of this beautiful, well-located bed and breakfast.
Palacio 199 is a converted private residence with a very unique floor plan located on the same street as the Signature and Residences by Pinnacle condominiums, on the bluff high above the Swedes restaurant near the south end of Olas Altas. The street ends at the city-operated funicular which can transport several passengers at a...
I stayed at Palacio 199 for a few nights shortly after it opened, and came away very impressed with every aspect of this beautiful, well-located bed and breakfast.
Palacio 199 is a converted private residence with a very unique floor plan located on the same street as the Signature and Residences by Pinnacle condominiums, on the bluff high above the Swedes restaurant near the south end of Olas Altas. The street ends at the city-operated funicular which can transport several passengers at a...
Ron
Reviewed December 22, 2016Reviewed December 22, 2016
It feels like a little oasis, and the architecture and decor is lovely. Comfortable beds, and REALLY good complete breakfast. Virgilio's sister Zoe was visiting and she'd make Cuban coffee. The hot tub and pool are lovely, and the beach is walking distance (though not as beautiful as the one in Vallarta proper). The nearby restaurants are great too — try La Dolce Vita (which is also a landmark to name if your taxi gets lost) and the seafood place right on the beach. I came for a solitary, quiet,...
It feels like a little oasis, and the architecture and decor is lovely. Comfortable beds, and REALLY good complete breakfast. Virgilio's sister Zoe was visiting and she'd make Cuban coffee. The hot tub and pool are lovely, and the beach is walking distance (though not as beautiful as the one in Vallarta proper). The nearby restaurants are great too — try La Dolce Vita (which is also a landmark to name if your taxi gets lost) and the seafood place right on the beach. I came for a solitary, quiet,...
Do not stay in room Ferrentino. It is an inside room. No view what so ever. You have to have the light on during the day. All windows look out into other rooms. except the sliding glass door near the bed. It looks out onto a stair case. If you open the drapes the guest using the stairs look right into the room. We were woken up 3 mornings in a row at 6 am with talking right outside the door. The head of the bed shares a common wall with a set of couches in the lobby area. I wanted to be...
Do not stay in room Ferrentino. It is an inside room. No view what so ever. You have to have the light on during the day. All windows look out into other rooms. except the sliding glass door near the bed. It looks out onto a stair case. If you open the drapes the guest using the stairs look right into the room. We were woken up 3 mornings in a row at 6 am with talking right outside the door. The head of the bed shares a common wall with a set of couches in the lobby area. I wanted to be...
Brian
Reviewed December 25, 2017Reviewed December 25, 2017
The place is modest but a bargain for the location, you are literally in the center of all nightlife, fine dining and street vendors. It is safe with reception all day and night as well as breakfast to start your day. The Air conditioner in each room is potent so on hot days you will be very comfortable in the room. Rooms do not have tvs, but WiFi is an excellent. Some bedrooms have bathrooms while others do not. All in all it is a 10 out of 10 if you’re looking to come to Vallarta for days. I...
The place is modest but a bargain for the location, you are literally in the center of all nightlife, fine dining and street vendors. It is safe with reception all day and night as well as breakfast to start your day. The Air conditioner in each room is potent so on hot days you will be very comfortable in the room. Rooms do not have tvs, but WiFi is an excellent. Some bedrooms have bathrooms while others do not. All in all it is a 10 out of 10 if you’re looking to come to Vallarta for days. I...
If you want to find a place to stay with fewer rooms than the traditional hotel and an intimate environment, a B&B might be just the right fit for your vacation to Punta de Mita. During your time in Punta de Mita, you might want to spend some time strolling along the water at El Anclote Beach and Punta de Mita Beach.
Why consider a B&B versus a traditional hotel?
With attentive service, opportunities to meet other guests, and breakfast served on site, B&Bs offer a unique environment.
What are the best B&Bs in Punta de Mita?
Check out this B&B in the surrounding area: Casa Virgilio B&B: 12 rooms. 16 mi (25.8 km) from the heart of downtown. Enjoy the free buffet breakfast and patio area.
When is the best time to book my B&B in Punta de Mita?
When you're dreaming of a stay in Punta de Mita, year-round temperatures and rainfall may be important factors to consider. The hottest months are usually May and June with an average temp of 79°F, while the coldest months are February and January with an average of 71°F. The rainiest months in Punta de Mita are August, September, July, and June, with each month seeing an average of 10 inches of rainfall.
What is there to do in Punta de Mita?
Travelers enjoy Punta de Mita for its beautiful beaches and array of dining options. If you're looking for some activities to entertain you on your trip, consider visiting Punta Mita Golf Club and Pacifico Golf Course. You might put El Anclote Beach and Punta de Mita Beach on your list if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Punta de Mita?
Mapping out your trip in and around Punta de Mita is easy with these transportation options. Fly into Licenciado Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Intl. Airport (PVR), which is located 19.5 mi (31.4 km) from the heart of the city. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car for your journey.