My sisters and I stayed in a 2 br suite, which was really nice with a fantastic view. La Siesta is on a hillside overlooking the bay. Walking up and down the hillside was pretty tough. The restaurant - well when the maitre de sat us at a table and found out that I was the main one eating, he rolled his eyes in disgust. None of us girls felt welcomed in the restaurant - maybe it was because we werent escorted by men. I order oysters rockfeller, however, they were out- so I order shrimp cocktail and a steak. My sister ordered calamari. All-in-all, the bill came to about $80. They demanded that I pay cash because it was easier on them. I paid and left a good tip - not sure why, other than to show that women do leave good tips. The staff nor the management did anything to make us want to come back to their hotel. I would not recommend staying at this hotel nor eating at the restaurant.

Great location in central PVR overlooking the entire city.
The Jr. Suite was very large, with 2 bedrooms at an exceptional price. The staff was friendly and helpful, the manager was more than accommodating.

There is a rooftop restaurant with high quality cuisine.

The 10 story hotel is aged but very clean and comfortable.
They deliver bottled water once you check in. The kitchenette
is well equipped with everything necessary.

Since the hotel is perched on a hillside in the heart of downtown, there are many steps if walking from the Malecon to the hotel.
However for about 10 pesos you can take a taxi up the hill right to the front entrance; from there you can take the elevator up to your room.

We walked the hill several times and I admit it was a bit tiring, but I felt better for it.

All in all, I greatly recommended this hotel!

What a bargain.

Just came back from a very nice stay at the hotel. It is very clean and the suites a very generous size. We were on the second floor with a wrap around balcony and spent lots of time looking out at the sea! Pool was very pretty and they had a good library. It's quite a climb down to the Malencon but worth it for the view. The El Panorama Restaurant on the sixth floor should NOT be missed when you are in PV. Surely it has one of the best views any restaurant anywhere could have - and the food is great too! Thanks to everyone.

We chose this hotel because we wanted to stay somewhere smaller that more accurately reflected Mexico. Barry (the owner) and his staff were warm, welcoming and full of good info. The suites are simple but beautiful, linen and towels are spotlessly clean. The spectacular
views are exactly as shown. Lovely pool and a nice exchange library. The Panorama restaurant and staff meet all expectations, especially the great coffees! Don't turn the stove on when the glass lid is down and bring good footwear for the uneven, cobbled streets.
Walk most places, catch buses- dead cheap. Hope you enjoy your stay as much as we did. We will go back