Amazing location!! Beautiful penthouse!! Jaw dropping views!! This hotel is at the end of the…read moreMalecon which made it ideal to walk to the best spots of Zona Romantica. Just steps away from the beach, we had the best of both worlds- our own private pool and the beach all in what seemed like our backyard! Our private chef, Jesus, was phenomenal. Every dish had a flare of Mexican authenticity, fresh and packed with wonderful flavors. The only odd thing is that when you are in the penthouse, the elevator opens up directly into the unit. So, the maids and chef would already be inside the unit without you even knowing it. But, they were all so friendly and courteous to make sure they weren't disturbing us. The private roof top pool made all the difference to this trip. Loved, loved, loved it. This was vacation as it should be.

Once you figure out how to book, talk to your chef, it's all good from there. We were also able to…read morebook an in-room couples massage with the front desk. We had far too many rooms for just two of us, but had a blast. Looking forward to returning with the whole family in the future.

There are not enough words to begin to describe this little hidden paradise in Puerto Vallarta. The…read moreproperty is stunning and our Villa "The Beach House" was exquisite. The indoor outdoor living was so private that we slept with the doors wide open to feel the nice breeze and sound of the waves. The staff made the stay feel even more like paradise. Our chef Nestor, housekeeper Hilda and the wonderful Jose who basically was there for whatever we needed at anytime. We felt like family when we left. We left recharged and relaxed. Even cried a little to leave. We will absolutely be back every year.

My husband and I had the fortunate pleasure of visiting this gorgeous property and having lunch at…read morethe Beach Club. The view was spectacular and the food and service was outstanding. Thank you to Chef Nestor and Lalo for the delicious meal and service. Can't wait to visit again!

Words honestly don't do Villa Estrella Mar justice--some places you simply have to see to believe…read more The property is exquisite in every way, from the beautifully designed accommodations to the way every need is anticipated before you even think to ask. The staff is exceptional (special thanks to Oscar, Juan, Arturo, and Lola), and their warmth elevates the entire experience. The openness and sheer scale of the villa create a feeling of freedom--you're together, but never on top of one another. Dining is a highlight all on its own, with incredible food and presentation at every meal. And having not one but two beaches just steps away is the kind of luxury that spoils you for anywhere else. Villa Estrella Mar is unforgettable. If you're considering it, go. It's even better than you're imagining.

Villa Estrella Mar is absolutely gorgeous! Every room has an amazing view, and the whole place…read morefeels spacious and welcoming. The staff was incredible and made the trip unforgettable -- the food was beyond delicious! The pool area is perfect for relaxing, and the poolside bar kept the margaritas flowing all day. It's also just a short, easy walk into town for great restaurants and shopping. I'll 100% be back to Puerto Vallarta and definitely staying at Villa Estrella Mar again! Villa Estrella Mar is absolutely gorgeous! Every room has an amazing view, and the whole place feels spacious and welcoming. The staff was incredible and made the trip unforgettable -- the food was beyond delicious! The pool area is perfect for relaxing, and the poolside bar kept the margaritas flowing all day. It's also just a short, easy walk into town for great restaurants and shopping. I'll 100% be back to Puerto Vallarta and definitely staying at Villa Estrella Mar again!

This was our first time staying at Pinnacle 180 which friends highly recommended to us. We were…read morehappily surprised it looked as good as the websites photos. Management certainly knows how to run a smooth, clean, friendly operation. We were greeted by Jennifer at the 24/7 concierge desk. She was helpful, patient and friendly. Over the next few days we met Daniel Alvarado at the concierge desk. He went above and beyond helping us, he was excellent! They both made our thirtieth anniversary celebration extremely special. When we were escorted to our ocean front one bedroom haven we were impressed with how well maintained the apartment was and of course, the magnificent views. To our surprise there was an anniversary card with a bottle of wine and glasses waiting for us. The waitstaff at the lobby bar and the maid service were all friendly. The Happy Hour is a fun and reasonable way to start the night before heading out to an evening on the town. A great Gay friendly location and neighborhood. We can't wait to return!

We love this place. Conveniently located close to the Zona Romántica. It's on the hill and the…read moreviews from the rooms and pool are amazing. Security is tight and they will only allow visitors from 7am to 11pm(they take the persons ID at the front desk and give it back when they leave) - for some this is a plus, others a negative. Everything is clean and new. AC is great and the bathroom is not too small. Overall a nice place. Staff are very friendly!

Residencias Molino de Agua is the premier condominium complex in Puerto Vallarta and where I choose…read moreto stay when in Vallarta. It is Located directly on the Malecon, on Los Muertos Beach and is steps away from Olas Altas shopping district in Zona Romantica; the Romantic Zone of Puerto Vallarta. The complex sits right next to the Rio Cuale where the river meets the ocean. Molino de Agua is less than 30 minutes from PVR (Puerto Vallarta International Airport). It's location doesn't require that you have a car because you are within walking distance to great shopping , galleries, sightseeing, and the best restaurants and nightlife Puerto Vallarta has to offer. The units feature balconies on both sides of the building. The large main terrace comes with fabulous views of the ocean, and the smaller balconies located in the bedrooms give you the sights and sounds of bustling old Vallarta and the Sierra Madre Mountains and city lights on the front side of the complex. The Residencias has it all: amazing gardens, infinity pool, 24 hrs. security, and access to the Malecon and Los Muertos beach. This complex is absolutely beautiful and quiet. This is NOT a party palace because the units are privately owned, and I highly recommend it for a comfortable, relaxing and centrally located stay.

So the building is beautiful with awesome view and in the old town. But what you have here is rich…read moreowners and owners that rent units out and the two are at war and the ones that pay the price are the renters. The staff is constantly saying stuff to the renters and it was NOT just our party we talked to 2 other parties having the same problems. The staff went as far as to call our room and ask our guests from a nearby hotel to leave, not due to noise just time to go. I could go on and on but no need but I suggest if you want to have a relaxing vacation look at other places. Do be fooled by the photos it's nice but truly trouble. I have need to Mexico a 100 times this is the first time I've ever had an problem.

We've been coming to Puerto Vallarta (Zona Romantica, Amapas) almost every year since 2016. We've…read morestayed once at the Brisas Del Mar but have since stayed at One Beach Street Vallarta ever since. That all came to an end in 2025 as we were greeted with news of an electrical problem meaning no air conditioning in the room at One Beach Street. It was June and it was very muggy & hot. That was a no-go. Plus, the room wasn't the nicest or cleanest either. EXPERIENCE: We simply walked across the street to check out V Azul. We actually watched it being built back in 2016 while staying at Brisas Del Mar, jackhammering and all. Funny but not funny that 9 years later, we stayed at V Azul and the jackhammering continued as neighboring Condominios Torre Malibu AC was redoing their pool. If you can't laugh it off, you'll go crazy! LOBBY: We walked into the cool, clean, all-glass lobby to a friendly gal. We told her our situation, got to see the available room and was sold. The "hotel" is small, 12 rooms on 4 floors, with a small pool and outdoor kitchen amenities on the rooftop 6th floor. ROOM 401: It's a beautiful ocean view, 1 bedroom with private balcony apartment really. The kitchen came fully stocked with everything expected, a full-sized refrigerator & freezer with ice maker, 4-burner stove with full-sized oven, toaster oven, microwave & coffee maker. A stacked washer & dryer was hidden in a cabinet which we used daily, along with an iron & board. The living room had a pull out and single sofa, coffee table and TV with Roku. Wi-Fi was strong. Two split unit a/c's, one in the living room and one in the bedroom kept us nice and cool. The only negative was that once the front, sliding doors or any windows were opened, the system would completely turn off, forcing you to manually turn them back on. Oddly there was no seal under the front door which contradicted the energy-saving effort and also let in some noise from the jackhammering happening next door and a huge roach on our last night. There was a brief power outage on night seven of eight, which resulted in both a/c's becoming inoperable, forcing us to sleep in heat. Maintenance quickly resolved it the next day. The bedroom was perfectly-sized with a small closet, safe, comfortable king bed and fairly good pillows. The balcony was a good size, spanned the bedroom to the living room and featured a small table and two chairs. Sunset views were sweet. The bathroom featured an oversized shower, plenty of hot water and good water pressure. My only gripe was I couldn't adjust the shower head's spray style, and some of the nozzles needed poking as calcium build up created wayward streams . Two-way access via the kitchen & bedroom was very convenient. Power outlets were standard 110 volt and plentiful. TIP: No children allowed. OVERALL: Quaint, clean, newer, quiet (if no neighboring construction is going on), conveniently located one block from the beach and within walking distance to Zona Romantica.

This is a brand new luxury, modern-style condominium. We rented a one-bedroom unit with a king bed,…read moreside tables, ample closet space and cotton robes. The kitchen has full-size appliances, a microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker and kitchenware.  Chilled bottled water and two beers we're stocked in the refrigerator. A washer/dryer unit is built into a cabinet. The bathroom has a single sink, lots of counter space and a walk-in shower. There is a TV,  both in the living room and in bedroom. Wi-Fi is included. There is a small pool, lounge chairs, ice machine, food prep area and a grill on the top floor. From V Azul is a short walk to the beach and the main tourist areas of Puerto Vallarta.

Simply one of the best properties and teams in Zona Romántica! We've just returned from a lovely…read moreweek in the Villa after staying in the Cabana last year. So many things to love about this place including the attentive and talented Villas Enrique family of Frank, Edwardo, Ms. Chelsea, Ms. Adela and Erick. I can't imagine a better home away from home. We're already planning our return; dreaming of Ms. Chelsea's chilaquiles, and the sound of the crashing surf from Los Muertos Beach.

All I can say is that the views where spectacular, everything else pretty much sucked. We where…read morenever told it was in a gay community, then they promised chef service and cleaning and we had non of that. I told them my bathroom in my room was still dirty because there was still hairs on the wall from a previous person and they said they would clean it. It never got done. Good was not the greatest, I could have made that myself. I got bit by fleas all over my legs. It really really was a bad experience staying in this villa.

First time in Puerto Vallarta, on a friends and family trip that totaled 40 girls. Our stay was…read more4days/3 nights from Thursday to Sunday. And let me tell you - This house has been the worst place I've ever stayed in. The only nice thing that it has to offer are the views. There are 15 rooms, most of them missing numbers so they taped a piece of paper that was barely even holding on with the room number. Half of the doors didn't close properly and were easily opened with a gush of wind. The rooms were disgusting, some didn't have working lights so bulbs had to be replaced. The beds were awful - hard as a rock, the bed sheets were disgustingly stained and most of the mattresses had bed bugs. The drawers to the night stands were infested with big red ants. There were no doors on ANY of the bathroom or shower stalls - think about that - no doors, no curtains, no nothing - just an open "stall" for the toilet and an open "stall" for the shower area. No privacy at all. The towels that were provided in the units are the cheapest "white" holiday inn type towels, some guests had one towel to share and when asked for another one- you were charged 20$. The "white" towels that they provided were actually filthy gray with nasty stains and smelled like mildew. The kitchen was bad, on the day of arrival while "the chef" cooked dinner the kitchen nearly exploded. The food was disgusting, and they didn't provide anything to drink with the meals - not even water. The first morning they served chilaquiles for breakfast using stale Costco chips and cheap canned salsa over them with a side of nasty canned beans. The place has a nice looking bar on the upper deck and the bar tender - Axel - was nice. However any drink that we wanted we had to pay for even though we provided all the alcohol! We were told we were paying for his service of making the drinks for us. The pool was dirty and never got cleaned. My recommendation for anyone who is considering renting this property is : DO NOT - all 40 of us are 100 percent disappointed in every aspect of renting from this host and for staying at this property.

When I first arrived at my unit, there was a strong odor. I assumed it might have been a sewer…read moreissue and, unfortunately, I did not report it during my stay. Instead, I stayed mostly in the bedroom, where the smell was less strong, and avoided using the living room and the front bathroom. On checkout, I reported the odor to the receptionist and asked for the manager. The manager, John Claude, did not come up -- I was told he was too busy on the phone. Instead, the receptionist and a maintenance staff member came to my unit and discovered that the gas had been left on. Even after they turned it off, the smell remained, and they did not open any windows to air out the space. Coming from the U.S., I did not recognize the odor at all, because gas in Mexico smells different than in the U.S. The fact is, I did not recognize it -- and if I had known it was gas, I would never have put myself in such an unsafe situation for two days. Later, John Claude responded to my concern by email, but the message was not respectful or understanding. He claimed the maid and receptionist had checked the unit before my arrival and said it was fine, which could not have been true since I smelled the gas immediately upon opening the door. Instead of showing compassion or acknowledging how serious this was, he put all the blame on me. When I asked for some kind of compensation, it was not for a refund -- it was simply for a sincere apology and acknowledgment of what happened, without placing blame on anyone. Instead, he became defensive and dismissive. I told him that, because of his attitude and uncaring approach toward customers, I would not be leaving a good review. His response was, "we don't take good to threats." I explained that I was not threatening him -- I was simply stating there was no reason to leave a positive review when treated with such disrespect. I travel often and my reviews all over the world are consistently excellent. This was one of the most disappointing and unsafe experiences I've had -- not just because of the health risk, but because of the complete lack of compassion and respect from the manager. I also had to contact Airbnb directly to resolve the issue, as there was no reasoning with him. I strongly recommend management begin doing walk-throughs with guests upon arrival, properly airing out units if an issue occurs, and following up during each stay. More importantly, they should learn to treat guests with compassion and offer a sincere apology when things go wrong -- not simply shift the blame onto the customer. Finally, I would suggest that anyone staying at this place be very careful -- if something goes wrong, it seems the guest will always be blamed, and there is no compassion from this management. John Claude continuing to state that I was going to stay there another night, I did book a reservation somewhere else due to the smell and lack of customer service. Very sad

Rodrigo and his staff are the best. I stayed there last year and can't wait to return in May. My…read morefriend and I rent different separate rooms and all that we've seen have been great. The units include everything you would need. Neither of us cook on vacation but you have the option to do that will a full sized refrigerator and pots and pans. I particularly like that the building is quiet. And they only allow construction in the summer when it's slower and only during the daytime. The hotel is so lucky to have Rodrigo. He is very nice, speaks perfect English and keeps things running well.

Can't leave a review on the listing that they manage, so I'll leave a more general one here…read more While we were warned very tersely about construction when booking, the extent to which it would completely wreck our vacation was massively understated. Jackhammering started at 7:30-8am and continued nearly non-stop until 7-8pm 6 out of the 7 days we were there. The villa gets almost zero sun, and what was a nice view is now blocked by the giant tower that's under construction. Also, the hot water in the master bedroom was unreliable at best and resulted in either freezing or scalding every time we tried to take a shower. All in all, I wouldn't go back to this villa nor work with Agave Villas again. The owner should've been more transparent about the non-stop construction noise, dust, and general hassle. I contacted them after (as there was clearly nothing they could do during the stay) and was told "too bad, we warned you". Not wrong, but also not truthful as to the extent of it and the changes to the villa expereince as a result. There are lots of better choices in PV.

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