The best hotels in Mazatlan

Hotel Boutique Casa Lulu

Mazatlan

Adults-only boutique hotel in Mazatlán, a short ride from the Malecón and Centro Histórico. Interiors lean into traditional Mexican design with carved wood, warm tones, and sea-view balconies. Facilities include a pool, terrace, breakfast buffet, and a pool bar. Quiet, simple, and well placed.

  • Local exploring - Wander from pool views to Plazuela Machado’s nightlife and colonial streets just minutes away
  • Beach Life - Sea-view balconies and a quiet poolside vibe make it perfect for sun-soaked beach days nearby
  • Local markets - Browse local markets for fresh ceviche, shrimp tacos, and street food bursting with coastal flavour
  • Great walks - Stroll to Plazuela Machado for cafes, music, and people-watching in the colonial plaza
from $73 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, Mazatlán

Mazatlan (Sinaloa)

This beachfront resort in Mazatlán combines elegant architecture with lush gardens and ocean views. Rooms are spacious and come with kitchenettes and private balconies. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options, two swim-up bars, a renowned spa, and plenty of activities for all. A serene escape.

  • Spa breaks - Indulge in pure relaxation with world-class treatments at the Armonia Spa, voted among the best in the world
  • Sights nearby - Stroll along the Malecón, one of the world's longest seafront walkways, offering stunning ocean views
  • Active Holiday - Enjoy diverse activities like swimming in free-form pools, beach access, and a fully-equipped gym
  • Wildlife Area - Embark on a whale-watching tour to witness majestic humpback whales during their migration season
from $275 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Casa Lucila

Mazatlan (Mazatlán)

A stylish adults-only boutique hotel set in a traditional building in the historic centre with fab sea views. While the outside appears historic, the interiors are chic, minimalist, and contemporary. There's a rooftop pool with epic views and a regional restaurant. A sophisticated city base.

  • Local exploring - Set within the Centro Histórico, this is the perfect base to explore the pretty streets with buildings dating back to the 1820s
  • Boutique - Modern and minimalist while keeping the building's original splendour — a well designed boutique stay
  • Sights nearby - Visit the city's opulent cathedral which has hints of neo-Baroque, Neoclassical and neo-Gothic architecture
  • Great walks - Take a stroll along the Malecón, one of the world's longest waterfront promenades
from $366 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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About Mazatlan

The Best Places to Stay in Mazatlan

For an adults-only boutique

  • Hotel Boutique Casa Lulu is a tiny, adults-only seven room hideaway that keeps things relaxed. Expect carved-wood details, warm Mexican tones and some rooms that open onto pool facing balconies or terraces. There’s an outdoor pool, bar and breakfast, plus a small wellness area. Olas Altas Beach and the lively Centro Histórico are both close by too.
  • Set in an historic building in Centro Histórico, Casa Lucila pairs original character with contemporary interiors. Head to the rooftop plunge pool for panoramic sea views, then dine on regional and national Mexican dishes. There’s a small spa offering a range of massages, reflexology and aromatherapy, while Plazuela Machado and the Malecón are nearby. A sophisticated adults-only city base.

For a spa break

  • Set beside the Pacific, Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, Mazatlán puts its impressive Armonia Spa (voted among the best in the world) centre stage, with an extensive treatment menu including massages and restorative therapies, plus a sauna and hot tub. Spacious rooms have kitchenettes and private balconies, while multiple dining options and two outdoor pools complete the package. Wildlife lovers can embark on a whale-watching tour to see humpback whales during their migration season.

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Travel Information

  • Mazatlán is hot and humid in summer, with August temperatures averaging around 28°C and the wet season bringing frequent rain, so it’s best avoided if you prefer dry weather.
  • The weather is nicest from November to April, when it’s warm, sunny and drier. November and April can be good alternatives for fewer crowds.
  • Visitors can fly into General Rafael Buelna International Airport, around 20km from the city centre, and continue by taxi or local transport.
  • There are no direct flights from London Heathrow to Mazatlán, with current routes requiring at least one stop.
  • For car hire prices, we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars.

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