Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Four seasons has outdone themselves with this resort. Communication was amazing with the team.
All dietary preferences were accommodated. Views, room and amenities are seven stars. We were treated exceptionally well. Worth every penny!! Highly recommended.
Four seasons has outdone themselves with this resort. Communication was amazing with the team.
All dietary preferences were accommodated. Views, room and amenities are seven stars. We were treated exceptionally well. Worth every penny!! Highly recommended.
This is a very unique one of a kind place. The geographical setting is spectacular and beatiful. The small boutique scale of the resort is intimate and everything seems to be done with much care. The food, drinks and presentation are top notch. The menu is a set menu, so the only downside could be that you might tire of the food if you are in for a long stay of more than 5 days, but it is excellent quality with much effort put into it.
The place is very quiet, tranquil and relaxed....
This is a very unique one of a kind place. The geographical setting is spectacular and beatiful. The small boutique scale of the resort is intimate and everything seems to be done with much care. The food, drinks and presentation are top notch. The menu is a set menu, so the only downside could be that you might tire of the food if you are in for a long stay of more than 5 days, but it is excellent quality with much effort put into it.
The place is very quiet, tranquil and relaxed....
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed January 18, 2019Reviewed January 18, 2019
Casa Misifus is a small, quiet hotel oasis (no children under 8) overlooking the beach and walking distance to everything. There are long term guests and week about guests. The women who manage the hotel are lovely, made us Mexican breakfast each morning and gave us suggestions - and directions - for things to do and see. We delighted in making friends with the 2 resident dogs as well. Take a laptop/tablet to use the consistent internet access for online entertainment (i.e netflicks) as there is...
Casa Misifus is a small, quiet hotel oasis (no children under 8) overlooking the beach and walking distance to everything. There are long term guests and week about guests. The women who manage the hotel are lovely, made us Mexican breakfast each morning and gave us suggestions - and directions - for things to do and see. We delighted in making friends with the 2 resident dogs as well. Take a laptop/tablet to use the consistent internet access for online entertainment (i.e netflicks) as there is...
We liked the location and that is was on the beach. We could walk to the town centre. It was convenient, safe, clean and friendly. We throughly enjoyed our stay.
We liked the location and that is was on the beach. We could walk to the town centre. It was convenient, safe, clean and friendly. We throughly enjoyed our stay.
We had a wonderful stay with pleasant staff, breakfast across the street, close to shopping and places to see.
A few things need upgrading such as door knobs, the safe needs a digital upgrade, the toilet leaks at the back pipe. We were right on the ocean and that is a bonus.
Thank you.
We had a wonderful stay with pleasant staff, breakfast across the street, close to shopping and places to see.
A few things need upgrading such as door knobs, the safe needs a digital upgrade, the toilet leaks at the back pipe. We were right on the ocean and that is a bonus.
Thank you.
Everything and everyone was absolutely wonderful. I only had one thing and that was we paid for the breakfast for every morning (buffet) and they only had it 2 days out of our 9 day stay. We were able to order off the menu. So next time I won’t pay the extra.
Everything and everyone was absolutely wonderful. I only had one thing and that was we paid for the breakfast for every morning (buffet) and they only had it 2 days out of our 9 day stay. We were able to order off the menu. So next time I won’t pay the extra.
Unfortunately we do not speak Spanish so checking in with someone that didn't speak English was a little difficult but we managed and got the poolside, oceanview room we had requested. The cleaning staff were so pleasant! And our room was always spotless, even changing the bedspreads every 2 or 3 days. Air conditioning worked very well and was very quiet. Only issue was when a lady smoked on her balcony beside us the smoke smell seemed to come in thru our A/C but minor problem as we weren't in...
Unfortunately we do not speak Spanish so checking in with someone that didn't speak English was a little difficult but we managed and got the poolside, oceanview room we had requested. The cleaning staff were so pleasant! And our room was always spotless, even changing the bedspreads every 2 or 3 days. Air conditioning worked very well and was very quiet. Only issue was when a lady smoked on her balcony beside us the smoke smell seemed to come in thru our A/C but minor problem as we weren't in...
Maureen
Reviewed December 1, 2017Reviewed December 1, 2017
Hotel Bogavante is a wonderful place to stay. The staff are fantastic and the location is second to none. Great for watching the sunsets while sitting around the ocean-front pool. We had a ground floor room that opened up to a little patio area and then right onto the pool deck and stairs to the beach. Highly recommended.
Hotel Bogavante is a wonderful place to stay. The staff are fantastic and the location is second to none. Great for watching the sunsets while sitting around the ocean-front pool. We had a ground floor room that opened up to a little patio area and then right onto the pool deck and stairs to the beach. Highly recommended.
La Manzanilla, a charming coastal village in Jalisco, is a paradise for budget-conscious travellers seeking adventure and relaxation without breaking the bank. Start your day with a visit to the stunning Playa La Manzanilla, where you can enjoy the sun and surf for free, or take a leisurely stroll along the beach to spot colourful tropical birds. For a small fee, consider a guided kayak tour through the nearby mangroves, a unique opportunity to witness local wildlife, including crocodiles and exotic birds in their natural habitat. Don't miss the vibrant local market, where you can sample affordable yet delicious street food, from fresh ceviche to homemade tamales, perfect for the whole family. For those keen on exploring, a hike to the nearby Boca de Iguanas offers breathtaking views and an unspoiled beach ideal for a quiet picnic. When it comes to accommodation, look for budget hotels near the town centre, where you can experience the warm hospitality of locals and enjoy convenient access to shops and eateries, making your stay both comfortable and enjoyable. With so much to see and do, La Manzanilla promises an enriching experience that caters to both your adventurous spirit and your desire for quality.
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Which are the best hotels to stay in La Manzanilla as a budget traveler?
For budget-conscious travellers visiting La Manzanilla, Bungalows Casa Blanca offers a comfortable and practical stay.
The 3-star Bungalows Casa Blanca provides excellent value with amenities such as complimentary WiFi, air conditioning, and a rainfall showerhead for a refreshing experience. Guests often appreciate the mountain views from the property.
How much does a budget hotel in La Manzanilla cost?
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Which area of La Manzanilla is best to stay in for cheap hotels?
For budget-conscious solo travellers visiting La Manzanilla, the area around the main plaza and the beachfront promenade offers the best opportunities for cheap hotels and guesthouses. This central zone provides easy access to the village's amenities and the beautiful bay without incurring high accommodation costs.
Many smaller, family-run establishments and guesthouses are tucked away on the streets just a block or two back from the main beach, often providing a more authentic and affordable experience. Solo travellers will find these spots not only economical but also well-located for exploring on foot. You can easily walk to the local markets, affordable eateries, and the crocodile sanctuary, which offers free entry.
Staying in this central area means you're never far from the main bus stop, allowing for inexpensive day trips to nearby towns like Melaque or Barra de Navidad.
When is the most affordable time to visit La Manzanilla?
The most affordable time to visit La Manzanilla is typically during the low season, from May to October, which coincides with the rainy season. During these months, you'll find lower prices on accommodation and flights compared to the busy winter high season.
For solo travellers, this period offers a tranquil experience, as the village is quieter and less crowded. While it's called the rainy season, downpours often occur in the late afternoon or evening and are usually brief, leaving plenty of sunshine for daytime activities. You can still enjoy the beautiful beaches and the relaxed atmosphere without the peak season crowds.
Families might find the shoulder months of May, June, and October particularly appealing. The heaviest rains usually fall in July and August, so travelling just before or after this peak wet period can offer a good balance of lower prices and more consistent sunny weather.
Is La Manzanilla a budget-friendly destination?
Yes, La Manzanilla is a budget-friendly destination, offering a charming and affordable Mexican escape. Its relaxed pace and focus on natural beauty lend themselves well to economical travel.
Accommodation options are varied and generally well-priced. Solo travellers can find comfortable and inexpensive guesthouses or small hotels, often with kitchen facilities to further save on dining. Many establishments are family-run, providing an inviting space without the hefty price tag of larger resorts.
Couples will find that many of the best experiences in La Manzanilla are free or very low cost. Spending days on the beautiful, tranquil beach, exploring the local crocodile sanctuary, or simply wandering through the village's colourful streets are all wonderful ways to enjoy the destination without spending much. Dining is particularly budget-friendly; you can enjoy delicious, freshly prepared seafood and authentic Mexican dishes at local eateries (fondas) for a fraction of the cost found in more tourist-centric areas.
What cheap hotels in La Manzanilla offer cooking facilities or kitchenettes?
For budget-friendly hotels in La Manzanilla that offer cooking facilities, Bungalows Casa Blanca is a great option.
The 3-star Bungalows Casa Blanca provides convenient kitchenettes, allowing guests to prepare their own meals and save on dining costs.
What free activities should we do in La Manzanilla?
La Manzanilla offers a delightful range of free activities, great for solo travellers looking for an authentic and budget-friendly experience. The main draw is the stunning beach, where you can spend hours swimming in the calm waters, sunbathing, or simply strolling along the shore, enjoying the gentle rhythm of the Pacific.
Beyond the beach, a visit to the La Manzanilla crocodile sanctuary near the lagoon is a captivating experience. You can observe these fascinating reptiles in their natural habitat from a distance, and there's no entrance fee, though a small donation to support their conservation efforts is always appreciated. For those who enjoy a bit of exploration, wander through the charming streets of the village, soaking in the local atmosphere, admiring the colourful houses, and perhaps even catching a local fishing boat coming in with the day's catch. The village itself is quite compact and easily walkable, making it ideal for solo travellers to explore at their own pace.
Another wonderful free activity is simply enjoying the breathtaking sunsets over the bay.
Is it cheaper to book flights and a hotel in La Manzanilla as a package?
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