Book Hotels in Marietas Islands
Cabins, apartments, houseboats! We offer comfortable & private vacation rentals
Save an extra 10% or more on select hotels with Member Discounts
Access exclusive hotel deals, only with the Travelocity app
Check prices for these dates
Top Marietas Islands hotels
Conrad Punta de Mita
"Rooms and grounds and staff great. Food not so much. Grossly expensive and "artsy" type selections. Just trying to hard to be over the top. Another example. Car service to airport was 165 USD. Uber was $30. I understand hotel food and menus have mark up, but please don't be 3-4 times retail ..."
Reviewed on Nov 9, 2026
Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa - Adults Only - All Inclusive
"Came here after getting married in Sayulita and we had wished we stayed there. The resort is beautiful but the employees aren’t the most welcoming. They seem annoyed and nobody smiles. we came across maybe 5 sweet employees and everyone else just lacked decent engagements. Preferred club wasn’t worth ..."
Reviewed on Nov 13, 2026
BON Hotel at VidantaWorld Nuevo Vallarta
"We liked the clean room and property and the gondola for easy access to the resort."
Reviewed on Nov 14, 2026
Hotel Riu Vallarta - All Inclusive
"Staff were amazing"
Reviewed on Nov 14, 2026
Delta Hotels by Marriott Riviera Nayarit, An All-Inclusive Resort
"Such a unique and beautifully maintained resort! The pools were incredible, and the staff was always lovely."
Reviewed on Nov 14, 2026
Riu Flamingos - All Inclusive
"Disappointing Experience – Would Not Recommend Unfortunately, my overall experience at this RIU was very disappointing, and I would not recommend staying here. There were a few positives: the hotel itself was beautiful, the staff were friendly, and the drinks were decent. However, those positives ..."
Reviewed on Nov 14, 2026
Occidental Nuevo Vallarta - All Inclusive
"VERY DISAPPOINTED! We needed a place to have a shower and change from our swimsuits to clothing for the trip to the airport this afternoon. Nope. Had to change in a tiny bathroom stall. I’m 70. I had a very difficult time removing a wet swimsuit and get dressed. I’ve stayed at other 5* resorts. I ..."
Reviewed on Nov 14, 2026
Marival Emotions All-Inclusive Resort by Mercure
"I was expecting a more relaxing time and plus it seems that they have priority on the owners so it’s hard to get reservations to restaurants"
Reviewed on Nov 14, 2026
Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico - Adults Only - All Inclusive
Hotels in Marietas Islands with star-rating
Check Marietas Islands Hotels by Star Rating
5 Star Hotels
Marietas Islands Hotel & Travel Guide
If you are roaming about in South Coast Nayarit and are planning on spending some time in Marietas Islands, there are a select number of Travelocity-listed accommodation options. With 8 Travelocity-recommeded hotels and apartments within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) sweep of the center and surrounds of Marietas Islands, it will be a breeze finding something that suits your needs.
Travelocity-listed hotels that are situated within a short drive of Marietas Islands include the Casa Los Suenos 1 and Casa Las Vistas 2.
The Vista Vallarta All Suites on the Beach is about 18 miles (28 kilometers) from downtown Marietas Islands. Also, the Starbay Boutique Resort is 17 miles (28 kilometers) away. Alternate accommodation options include the Vallarta Gardens Resort and Spa - Luxury Villas and the Destino Punta Esmeralda.
11 miles (18 kilometers) away from Marietas Islands, you'll reach Punta Mita, where visitors can enjoy Destiladeras Beach and Litibu Golf Course. The Grand Palladium Vallarta Resort & Spa - All Inclusive and The Royal Suites Punta De Mita - Adults only - All Inclusive are some of the Travelocity short and long-stay choices in Punta Mita. 14 miles (23 kilometers) east of Marietas Islands, you will reach [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], home to the Destino Alamar and Rancho Banderas All Inclusive By Marival. The La Cruz Square and Marina Riviera Nayarit at La Cruz are some of the more frequented attractions to visit in [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)].
Sayulita is the closest major hub to Marietas Islands. It features many great hotels and apartments, such as the Sayulita Beach House Hotel and Aurinko Bungalows. The Rancho Mi Chaparrita, Sayulita Square and Sayulita Farmers Market are a selection of the places of interest you will be able to find around Sayulita. Head 16 miles (26 kilometers) from Marietas Islands and you will find Sayulita.
Before saying your farewells to South Coast Nayarit, why not make sure you catch some local sport. Stop by La Paloma Plaza de Toros, which you can find to the east of Marietas Islands. Travelocity readers that enjoy the convenience of finding a hotel close by, book a room in the Hotel Portonovo Plaza or El Pescador Hotel.
Located 25 miles (38 kilometers) from the middle of Marietas Islands is Licenciado Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport. Find nearby Travelocity-listed accommodation at Ocean Breeze Nuevo Vallarta or Villa Varadero.
Recent Marietas Islands hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hotel Mio Riviera Nayarit - Adults Only
"I stayed for a week between two reservations. The location is quiet and well maintained, but it’s not close to many activities or bus lines. We took Uber a lot, which was my preference anyway. Don’t expect restaurant prices to be cheaper than home. This is an area that is entirely populated by tourists and it’s very expensive (for Mexico) The rooftop pool is awesome, gym is small but well equipped, staff is exceptionally responsive and helpful. I was bummed that the only option for my welcome wine was red wine. We didn’t end up drinking it, and there was no white wine option. The quality of the construction finishes was not great. Paint splatters, sloppy caulking, door knob holes in doors not lined up properly. Doesn’t impact the use of anything, but it was clearly done quickly and without much care. The bathroom sink drains in at least two of the rooms (the only two I saw) hadn’t been cleaned in a very long time. There was sludge and numerous items in the slotted drains. There was always HOT water available. The concierge gave us very touristy, expensive options for meals and activities, so we ended up doing our own thing. The AC has some idiosyncrasies to make sure it functions properly, but it works very well once you learn the tricks. There is a router above the bed that blinks bright lights all night, but the hotel helped us out with some tape to cover it. There is always staff nearby who can speak English, but not all the staff do. I enjoyed practicing my Spanish."
