Juan Carlos Name, a disciple of modern-minimalist Mexican architect Luis Barragán, designed this looming high-rise near the Hotel Zone's south end and within walking distance of downtown. It's reliable, anonymous, and geared toward conventioneers and other groups. Rooms have very snug and comfortable beds with pillow-top mattresses and downy duvets. This is the closest of the Zona Hotelera Norte hotels to downtown PV.
Posted by Abogado from California on 8/30/07
We've stayed here every year for the past four years, and always have a great time. The Sunday buffet is pricey, but a must-do decadent pleasure. The rooms are nice, comfortable, but sparcely furnished. (It's an aesthetic that some Americans don't appreciate--but I do.) If your don't want to sit through a timeshare presentation (like some of the other reviewers), just let them know that up front. It works for me.
Posted by philysh from Orlando on 2/20/07
The only bright side was the massage/spa.
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