Sheraton Buganvilias Resort Category Gran Turismo

My husband and I look forward to our visit every year. Weather is nearly perfect in Feb/March. The location is ideal. We generally walk into town, but it's a reasonable cab ride. The food is consistently good although service is a bit on the slow side. The pool is beautiful with a swim up bar. Waiters are always available to bring food and drinks right to your lounge chair. There is a nice area to view the beach, while lounging or walking, but you can't really use the beach in this part of town. Vendors stay within a designated area so you can shop if you'd like, but you are not bothered otherwise. Nightly entertainment is enjoyable. The hotel added washers and dryers for each building which is a wonderful convenience.

I JUST LOVE THIS HOTEL, I ALWAYS FEEL WELCOME AND AT HOME,THE ROOMS ARE AWESOME, THE FOOD IS UNBELIEVABLY GOOD, THE SERVICE IS UNBEATABLE. I'VE BEEN GOING THERE FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS. I'VE STAYED IN THE MAIN HOTEL AND THE TIME SHARES AND ALWAYS FEEL EXHILERATED JUST WALKING INTO THE LOBBY.

My husband and I spent 2 weeks in Puerto Vallarta and always find the time late November before Christmas rush a good time.

We have been before a few times and love it

as I can run around the park across the street-got to pick up the english paper"The new"s from a local vendor for less then hotel and my husband walked daily to the marina and back to see the ships that we could see from our balcony come in to port.

Ernesto at the front desk was most helpful.

There should be an international rule that prohibits the Hotels to sell you a room without telling you they're under construction. I reserved a room and there were workers all over the place and some of the elevators didnt work so I had to walk across 3 buildings each and every time. I dont recommend it, the only service i liked was the spa. The guy from the towels was really rude and there were also a couple of sales men chasing the guests to sell time share.

I first traveled to Puerto Vallarta in 1970. I returned on my honeymoon in 1973. I did not return again until 1998 for my 25th wedding anniversary. The Sheraton allows an intelligent visitor the opportunity to explore Puerto Vallarta (a beautiful town) without the need of guides. You can walk to "old town" or take the bus for 6 pesos each. You can be a norte americana without being a tourista. If you really want to see "old mexico" rather than the plasticized version in Nueva Vallarta this is the place to come. The accomodations are extremely nice and the staff could not be nicer. They are friendly, respectful, and certainly non-obsequious. I highly recommend this resort for those of you who wish to actually experience Mexico, and feel very safe while you are doing it!