Hotel Villas Chulavista Sayulita

Lovely authentic Mexican style hotel. Excellent staff. Comfortable bed and clean room. Pool is unheated so was cold. Pool area is very nice and BBQ for quests. In nice neighbourhood within 10 min walk to town once we found staircase shortcut. Took much longer on way back because all up hill. Golf cart rental recommended.

Sayulita Great Place Hotel 2 Stars Don’t try to take a Hot shower during mid day, They turn off the Gas to save money,

The facility was clean and maintained although more maintenance can be done. some lights are burned out and the tv did not work although we did not go there to watch tv. . the continental breakfast was off site and we never did get to sample it. the view from our room which was on the top floor was awsome. There is a real village feel to the town as in the morning it is a bit noisy, with roosters crowing and dogs barking. spotty wifi available in the rooms and by the pool. the facility is on the top of a hill with the town spread out below. the walk up and down the hill was not bad at all. the kitchen is not stocked for cooking or much else. There were no wine glasses and only one water glass in the two bedroom kitchen unit. Hot water seems to be an issue as some times it was there some times not. there was always lots of water although some times just warm to cool. there was a safe in the room although we were never given a key to it.

Checking in was kind of a pain and the man at the front desk wasn’t the most pleasant man. The pool area was really nice. Great views. LONG AND HARD WALK from the town square.

The hotel is built on a hillside. It's gorgeous flora was an architectural, landscapers dream come true. As featured in the photographs we had a room with a view. The pool is kidney shaped and very welcoming. Tables and chairs are set around to accomodate a relaxing swim and sunbathing. Every room has a quaint balcony and you look far in the distance seeing the extensive flora and greenery reaching the mountains afar. A walk down a steep hill was a daily exercise even for us elders. We also had an option to take a taxi to the center of town which is just down the hill. Sixty to seventy pesos and ten minutes later you are in the heart of Sayalita for fun, beach for swimming and surfing and oodles and oodles F stores and restaurants. I'm not much of a shopper but I delighted myself buying thirty tiles with Day of The Dead images in the most unique situations. I can't wait to install it on my kitchen floor. The store salespeople couldn't be nicer when they packaged it for final destination with plenty of packing material. Yes, I would definitely visit Sayalita again and stay at Hoetl Chulavista where I shared a full kitchen with one other guest room and the hotel concierge would call for a taxi whenever I needed one. The tranquil hotel stay was so delightful. My friends who stayed in the centro area complained how noisy their room was. It's worth the price to stay up on Gringo Hill because of its location to centro and ease of taxi services. Don't rent a car.