Pargos Hotel & Cowork

Amazing location, great view of Zicatela beach. Safe and comfortable

Loved

Lovely 3-week stay. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and I somewhat felt like I had become part of their extended family. The facilities are charming, if a bit rustic/dated. If you want to be in the middle of the beach action, this is NOT the place to stay. It if you want a more authentic Mexican experience, with a Chedraui (chain grocery store) very close by, this is a great location. Beware of the gringo-pricing restaurant nearby though.

Bathroom could’ve used some updating.

Its a basic hotel, but it does it very well. Very clean - rooms are cleaned daily with fresh sheets and towels. Solid breakfast (choice of two each day) and it's well located, especially for walking to the smaller bays. The coworking is great and the internet is solid. I would stay again.

Occasionally it ran out of water. This happened twice over a week. I think this may be more the area than the hotel itself. It is a bit noisy at night, but again I think that is just the area.

Nice public Areas, good small Breakfast with coffee and juice.The Public Balconys are great to relax and cool down in after the heat. The Check In and Check Out was very flexible and we could access our room early. Theres free Water Refill at the Reception! The Rooms are clean and you get a daily cleaning with new towels if you ask for it. Its 2 min from the ADO station but there are plenty of other Bus companys around.

The first time we had to show a passport in an accomodation in whole Mexico. The Bathrooms are tiny and a bit scruffy, so when you shower the whole Bathroom turns into a pool. The Smell of the sewage system is horrible that we woke up at night to close the door... Our room had only a fan which isnt normally a problem, but the room was more like a shoe carton with two tiny windows 20 x 30 cm which you could open... We asked for an extension in some other rooms and got told a crazy high price about 1100 MX per night, some other guests told us already that they paying about 800 MX per night. That made people feel like they'd been taken for a ride.