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Mazatlan
The shrimping capital of the world, and Mexico’s most important Pacific port, Mazatlán is a commercially busy town that doubles as a premier seaside holiday resort. Visitors congregate on the attractive waterfront promenade, which fronts the old colonial centre with its open-air market and attractive architecture. The “Golden Zone” is a paradise for shopaholics, andmore
The shrimping capital of the world, and Mexico’s most important Pacific port, Mazatlán is a commercially busy town that doubles as a premier seaside holiday resort. Visitors congregate on the attractive waterfront promenade, which fronts the old colonial centre with its open-air market and attractive architecture. The “Golden Zone” is a paradise for shopaholics, andmore
Inviting beaches - Judy Strutt. Date of travel: Aug 2006
Mazatlan is one of oldest ports in Mexico and is now one of the most popular vacation destinations. More than one million Americans come here each year. The name Mazatlan translates to 'land of the deer'. The resort has almost ten miles of inviting sandy beaches. There is lots to do away from the beach. Most visitors spend their time in the Zona Dorada (the Gold Zone) where there are rows of hotels and condominiums, bars and restaurants, which overlook Mazatlan’s wonderful beaches and the outlying islands. Mazatlan’s islands offer the visitor excellent swimming, snorkeling, fishing, and diving.
Mazatlan: one-time trip for me - Dave Morris. Date of travel: Jul 2004
Travel from the airport to the hotel is pretty far. Generally, the restaurants sucked. Town was very dirty except the hotel zone. The beaches are rocky, not sandy slopes -not good for swimming. Mazatlan was not for me. Wouldn't go back.
Travel from the airport to the hotel is pretty far. Generally, the restaurants sucked. Town was very dirty except the hotel zone. The beaches are rocky, not sandy slopes -not good for swimming. Mazatlan was not for me. Wouldn't go back.
| Hotels in Mazatlan | User Rating |
| 5-Star Hotels |
| The Inn At Mazatlan | | * * * * * | |
| Posada Freeman Zona Dorada Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Pueblo Bonito At Emerald Bay Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Royal Villas Resort Hotel | | * * * * * | |
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| 4-Star Hotels |
| Costa De Oro Beach Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Fiesta Inn Mazatlan Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Las Flores Beach Resort Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Plaza Marina Mazatlan Hotel | | * * * * * | |
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| 3-Star Hotels |
| Oceano Palace | | * * * * * | |
| El Cid Granada Hotel And Country Club | | * * * * * | |
| El Cid Marina Beach Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Margaritas Hotel And Tennis Club | | * * * * * | |
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| 2-Star Hotels |
| Balboa Towers Hotel | | * * * * * | |
| Don Pelayo Suites | | * * * * * | |
| El Cid Castilla Beach Hotel | | * * * * * | |
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