Update to my 2006 review of the Inn at Mazatlan. Last year I called the old girl shabby, but this year showed the old girl had some work done. We just returned from our week in December and to our delight, the shabby Inca building, which needed renovating is much nicer now. The kitchens have been renovated since we were there in 2006 and what an improvement. The staff are still great, the service very good and the poolside atmosphere is wonderful. This hotel definately a sure bet. Viva Mexico!

We stayed a week at The Inn. We found the rooms to be nice, and our maid service was great (blankets and sheets smelled freshly laundered every day) The hotel has a good activities department and a wonderfull pool. **Note on the pool: people do put their personals out in the morning and return to other activities leaving very few selections to sit in*** The restarurant was good but we only ate there once. This hotel has no night dancing or good bar type sceen, you will have to go elsewhere for that. The beach is great with lots of activities and the hotel is in a good area. The staff was very helpful, everyone speaks english, and they have all the amenities you need including concierge, cab service and drink service at the pool is good. I would stay here again, especially since these rooms have refrigerators.

My husband, 3 year old daughter and I stayed here for a week. After reading some of the other reviews I was kind of scared of what we would encounter. We had a week stay through RCI but required an additional nights stay. The first night we were in an ocean view room in the older section and have NO complaints what so ever. The staff was awesome, the room was wonderful! From what I saw with people ahead of me in line checking in, don't be rude to the staff and they won't be short with you. I watched several people go ahead of me and start making demands only to wait and wait and get more and more angry. I went up and smiled said please and thank you and got what we needed with quickness and smiles! After the first night we were moved over to the new tower and presented a gorgeous room with a bedroom, two bathrooms and a nice kitchenette which was great because I was able to cook for my picky daughter :) Anyway, long story short I LOVED the Inn and would return in a heartbeat. Our only disappointment with the Inn was that we had to go home!

We "discovered" The Inn at Mantazlan by walking past looking for a nice restaurant for dinner. Instead we found a very talented entertainer and made a friend...and ate a delicious meal too. So my review is of the ambiance at Papagalo's Restaurant and Lounge, not the hotel itself. I do intend to investigate the hotel more for my next visit. The entertainer in the Lounge on Tuesday and Friday nights is named Andres, a young Latin singer who reminds one of Julio Iglasis at his prime. Andres is 23 but with a repotoire of Spanish and English tunes that everyone can enjoy. If you are in town, looking for great drinks in a very lovely palm-filled atmosphere, go to the lounge and try to catch Andres. You might want to call ahead and be sure about the nights he performs. It may change seasonably. Tell him Julaine and Bay said hello. Oh yes, the food was great too. The fish special and shrimp cocktail were both above average. Wonderful warm bread.