we enjoyed this hotel as it is not too big but the staff were very friendly and the hotel itself is very clean. We had an excellent ocean view as this hotel is right on the beach. The buffet breakfasts were excellent.

I stayed there for four nights in April, 2003 for my 20th anniverssary.The hotel is well functionally designed (size and privacy) and located in off the crowded part of the city; Yet, bus line was right front of the hotel to move around the city for 7.5 pesos. Beach behind the hotel was well groomed up. Overall, my rating for the hotel is positive. I was however disappointed at the run down city; expensive stores and restaurants, and not so pleasant food quality for the price. Too many poor merchants on the beachs or streets everywhere. I know it is not the hotel's problem and I know poor people have to make livings too. It seems more of city goverment issues. Hopefully, they clean up and bring their quality up; otherwise, they will lose a lot of foreign money, if they care. Mazatlan still has good reputation in the US but I don't think they keep the city and the beachs up to the reputation. What a waste of good nature resources.

Spent a wonderfully relaxing week at the Fiesta Inn the 1st week of March, 2003. Rooms were clean and nicely decorated. Staff friendly. Great beach to walk. North end of Gold Zone, so a little quieter. Restaurants close by and reasonably priced. Will do it again next year.

I stayed at the Fiesta Inn as part of a college spring break trip (Bust Loose) and was pleasantly suprised by the quality of the hotel, especially considering the good price! The rooms were clean, nicely decorated and offered a beautiful view of the beach and ocean. We spent most of our time on the beach but the pool area was lovely too. This is a straight forward otel that doesn't offer much in the way of activities but that wasn't the reason we were there. We enjoyed the night life and old town of Mazatlan and used the hotel to relax. If this fits your vacation purpose, I highly recommend it!