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Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort

fromUS$219 per night, observed 2026 Guest score4.2/5 · 4215 reviews
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Address: Jose Clemente Orozco 131 Zona Hotelera Norte Puerto Vallarta Jal 48300, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico View on map ↗

Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort is a four-star hotel in Puerto Vallarta. Guests have access to beachfront access, a pool and a spa. 4215 guests rate it 4.2 out of 5. Observed 2026 prices start at US$219 per night.

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Facilities

24 Hour Front Desk 24H. Security ATM Air conditioning Alarm clock Babysitting service Banquet Bar/Snack/CafEn' Bars Bathroom Beach nearby Breakfast

Guest reviews

4.24215 reviews
4/5 ek

Great place with friendly and helpful staff. Right on the beach. It's not a high-end polished marble place but super comfortable. If you enjoy interacting with the locals, it's a perfect place to go and it is a great place to stay with, or without kids. As with anywhere in PV, you don't have to be good with spanish, but any effort on your part is appreciated. It's within easy walking distance of cabs and busses. A bank and oxxo are close as is La Playa (liquor store). It's about a half hour walk, mostly along the beach, to the malecon and going the other way the "La Isla Shopping Village " wh…

4/5 Raechel Cable

Overall the experience and stay was worth the price point. We did have 2 rather large bugs in our suite that we had to kill. That was a first for us in a resort. The food on site was rather bland but the morning coffee was some of the best coffee I’ve had. “Chada”; one of the pool attendants took great care of our party all week ensuring we had drinks and bites to eat by the pool the whole time. The drinks were not super tasty but the views at sky lounge made up for that. Overall a positive experience.

3/5 Angela Burns

The service was great, and people are friendly and helpful. The room was big and spacious. This was a nice resort for the price. I loved the swim up bar. However, the food was not good. The buffet was mediocre. Even the restaurant where you need reservations was not great. You can tell they really tried, though. The food was just bland. Most of the time, we went off the premises to get food somewhere else. They do have different activities at night, but they really cater to the locals here. Karaoke and shows are all in Spanish, so it makes it hard to understand. Price is good, but you get…

Planning your trip to Puerto Vallarta

When to go

From November to April the weather is nearly perfect: dry, sunny, 25-30°C — and prices know it, peaking at Christmas, New Year and Holy Week. May to July heats up with still-reasonable rates.

August to October brings the full tropics: humidity, hard afternoon rain and the true low season, with the year's best discounts. Hurricanes touch this coast less than the Caribbean, but September rain is serious.

Seasons with their own names: humpback whales December to March, the May Pride weeks that fill the Romántica, and November — perhaps the rounded month: weather already dry, prices still mid-season.

A wrinkle worth planning around: Mexican national holidays — Holy Week above all — bring a different crowd than the international winter season: younger, larger groups, and beach zones at full volume. The same hotel can be a quiet retreat in February and a party block in April; read recent reviews from the season you are actually booking.

Getting there and around

The airport is inside the city: 10 minutes to the Marina, 20-30 to the Zona Romántica. Official airport taxis charge fixed zone rates of about MX$400-600 at 2025 prices; cross the departures footbridge and apps or street taxis drop considerably. The city buses, dirt cheap, run the whole shoreline.

The city stretches many kilometres along the bay but each zone walks: the Romántica and Centro entirely on foot, joined by the Malecón. Between zones, buses and taxis — agree the fare first or use an app.

For Sayulita, San Pancho and the Nayarit coast, buses and colectivos leave from near the airport; the southern beaches — Mismaloya, Boca de Tomatlán and roadless villages like Yelapa — go by blue bus and water taxi. A car only pays if your plan runs up and down the bay highway.

Where to stay, zone by zone

The Zona Romántica is why most people come back: old Vallarta's cobbled streets, Los Muertos beach and pier, hundreds of restaurants, and the most open LGBTQ+ scene in the country. Boutique and mid-range hotels, with the obvious trade: it is the noisiest zone and the priciest per metre. Our 2026 scan put the city's typical rate at US$122, entry from US$51 — Vallarta is not cheap.

The Centro and Malecón are the middle path: a stroll from everything, quieter at night, with street art and sunsets thrown in. Uphill, Conchas Chinas and the southern slopes hide the hotels with the bay's best views — stairs and taxis included.

Northward, the Hotel Zone and Marina Vallarta line up the big resorts and all-inclusives near the airport: huge pools, wide beach, and a mandatory taxi to dine out. They work for a pure resort holiday; for living the city, they sit far from the pulse.

By profile: first visit wanting city and beach, the Romántica; resort family, the Hotel Zone or Marina; mid budget that wants to walk, the Centro and the streets above the Malecón; romantic escape with views, Conchas Chinas; surf and village life, keep going to Sayulita — Vallarta is not a wave destination. The LGBTQ+ community has its national capital in the Romántica, and the neighbourhood's hotels know it and celebrate it.

A geography note that matters at booking time: 'Puerto Vallarta' listings shade into Nuevo Vallarta and Bucerías, across the state line in Nayarit — fine places, but 30-45 minutes from the Romántica's dinner tables and on another time zone on paper. Check the pin.

Eating and going out

Vallarta eats from the sea: pescado embarazado grilled on the beach, midday ceviches and aguachiles, beef birria for the morning after. The Romántica's seafood stands and the municipal market kitchens serve the popular register for about MX$80-150 in 2025; the same bay feeds a chef-driven restaurant scene that now rivals the capitals.

The full-stall rule applies, and raw seafood wants midday turnover.

Nightlife has two hearts: the bars and clubs around Lázaro Cárdenas street in the Romántica — Mexico's most famous LGBTQ+ circuit — and the Malecón for the live-music promenade. Sunset is the city's daily event: beach, terrace or pier, but with a seat claimed in advance.

Booking well

A solid market, expensive by national standards: 90 hotels with real prices in our 2026 scans, from US$51 with a typical rate of US$122. From December to April book one or two months out — the Romántica sells out first —; in summer and autumn, days suffice.

The named peaks: Christmas-New Year, Holy Week, and May's LGBTQ+ event weeks, when the Romántica multiplies rates. On those dates with a tight budget, the Centro or the hillsides give you the same walkable Vallarta for less.

Local checks: the slopes — an address in Conchas Chinas or on the hillside means daily stairs — noise in the Romántica (interior room for light sleepers), and at the northern resorts the real cost of night taxis into town. Prices on this page are 2026 observations, per night; the live rate is one click away.

Two pieces of local fine print: the southern hillside hotels sell 'bay views' with variable honesty — ask for photos from the specific room, not the shared terrace. And November brings both the weather-price sweet spot and several food festivals that fill scattered weekends: if you see odd prices on a November weekend, that is why.

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Frequently asked about Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort

How much does Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort cost?

In our 2026 scans we found rooms from US$219 a night. Rates move with dates and occupancy — check the live price with the availability widget on this page.

Where is Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort?

Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort is at Jose Clemente Orozco 131 Zona Hotelera Norte Puerto Vallarta Jal 48300, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in Puerto Vallarta, about 3 km from the centre. You can open the exact location in Google Maps with this page's "View on map" link.

What facilities does Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort have?

Facilities the hotel reports include: 24 Hour Front Desk, 24H. Security, ATM, Air conditioning, Alarm clock and Babysitting service. The full list (73 facilities) is in this page's facilities section.

How do I book Plaza Pelicanos Grand Beach Resort?

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