Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, Mazatlan, Mexico



We stayed at the Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay for a week in Sept 2016. We decided to stay at this property after our last stay at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beat Resort in Cabos San Lucas which we lived the most.

Its a beautiful large beach resort/timeshare property, located about 20 mins. from the airport; there is nothing within a walking distance. 

There are 2 main restaurants, but also 2 at the sister property, and snack bars at the pool. We found most of the food to be average except for the Italian Restaurant at the sister property.

The rooms were very spacious, clean and both suites had spectacular views of the ocean. The hotel facilities catered to both adults and children.

I would suggest to bring the tips as you will feel compelled to tip the servers for their remarkable service. If you like to walk, you will get plenty as the resort is 3/4 of a mile long. But not an issue if you cannot or do not want to walk as golf carts are at your beckon call to take you and your luggage to and from here to there. 

The swimming pools are incredible, including an adults only pool for those who want to relax; no music or pool volleyball. The beach is rocky, but nice for a morning walk. The spa and gym are five star and spa services.

There was in-room wi-fi (although some said its not available), but it was available in our room and at the pools, restaurants, and lobbies. 

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