Hotelito Desconocido

Hotelito Desconocido

Playon De Mismaloya SN

Puerto Vallarta, JA 48460 MX

Area: Marina Vallarta - Puerto Vallarta Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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Mandatory Meal Plan not included in room rate. Gala dinner for December 31 is included in rate.

Surrounded by miles of beach, Hotelito Desconocido is a unique paradise secluded in nature. At night, hundreds of candles light the rooms and restaurant and luminaries light the pathways that meander throughout the resort. The property is located approximately 60 miles south of Puerto Vallarta. The hotel is completely secluded, with no telephones and no neighboring restaurants, nightclubs, or shopping.

Hotel amenities include the swimming pool, beach, and El Mundo de la Salud, a luxury spa with a full range of massages and spa treatments, complemented with yoga and stretching classes. The spa also offers steam bath, natural Jacuzzi with cold water, showers, al fresco options, and a list of specialized treatments. Activities are available for an additional charge, including horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, windsurfing, sailing, kayaks, billiards, bird-watching tours and beach volleyball. From June to January, participate in the sunset releases of baby sea turtles from the protected nesting area.

This resort has a mandatory meal plan of 75 per person per night (plus taxes), which includes a daily pre-set menu of Mexican specialties for lunch and dinner, served at one of two ocean-front restaurants. Two rate plans are offered: a room only rate with breakfast, where guests must pay the hotel directly for the meal plan at check-out; or a room rate including breakfast, the meal plan for two people and taxes.

The resort has been designed like an old Mexican fishing village, with guestrooms in Palafitos, bungalows built on stilts. Rooms offer bottled water, flashlights, gauze-netted beds, private terraces, and bathrooms with open-air showers and Tepezcohuite soaps, shampoos and body lotions made from natural extracts. There is no electricity; candles provide illumination at night, and solar-powered ceiling fans provide optional in-room cooling.