The location of the Hotel Mayto cannot be beat, smack-dab in front of an incredible beach. The pool is nice, and the small outdoor restaurant serves unexpectedly good food. But . . . the service is uneven, to put it nicely. Some of the people who worked there were helpful, but others were dour and unhelpful. My bedroom was just... More

After making a reservation months in advance,, also calling twice before arriving to get there and find out or requested room was given to someone else. Not all bad things have to be bad. We found a place about 4 miles away that makes Hotel Mayto look like the pit it is. We have always stayed at Hotel Mayto because... More

The hotel is a bit rustic but clean. It is on a secluded beach and a great place if you want to relax and do absolutely nothing but maybe read a book and meditate. The hotel has a restaurant and bar which was not opened on our arrival so we had to go out and explore for dinner. The only... More

We spent 4 days/3 nights over the New Year's and it was wonderful. Getting there was a bit difficult (ended up hiring a taxi at the airport- was about a 2-3 hour trip) but well worth it. We were the only non-native Spanish speaking guests there. It is where the Mexicans vacation. The beach was unspoiled and went for miles.... More

We came across this hotel on a day trip from Purto Vallerta last year . This year we booked 3 nights . We loved the miles and miles of Virgin beach with so few people . The hotel is under new management and Al bends over backwards to make you happy . The restaurant staff who double as the cleaners... More

We were in the Mayto beach area and stayed 4 days at the Hotel Ricconcito and the Hotel Mayto respectivly. These two aformentioned places are neighbours on a very laid back, secluded beach setting. After a four day stay at the Rinconcitto,of which I was perfectly happy with, my wife wanted a change so we moved over to the more... More

When people tell stories of visiting Mexico 50 years ago when there were cool undiscovered fishing villages with miles of untouched white beaches, this is the type of place they were talking about. While those places pretty much don't exist anymore, obliterated by developments, Mayto is still there. And in this tiny town, that you get to by driving 25... More