Featured Vallarta Rental: Dreams Vallarta
Hotel Information: Dreams Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa is set between the green Sierra Madre Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. With its azure water, a private, sandy beach, and flowering gardens it retains a relaxed, natural ambience that appeals to holidaying families, couples, singles, and groups. Its various recreational facilities, from a rock climbing wall to tennis courts allow guests to choose activity while its spa, infinity pool, and sunning areas allow for tranquility.
Insider tip: From early autumn to early winter, endangered sea turtles lay eggs on the hotel's beach. The eggs are dug up and placed in a fenced "nursery." When baby turtles hatch, guests carry them to the ocean and release them at the water's edge.
The majority of amenities, activities, and gratuities at this resort are included in the room rate; guests will not be charged extra for the majority of amenities and activities (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Details section for more information).
This all-inclusive Puerta Vallarta resort offers 337 spacious, air-conditioned guestrooms and suites in two 11-story white towers with terra-cotta-colored tile roofs. Tropical décor in all rooms and suites includes textured white walls and ceilings, pale floors, and richly colored fabrics. Amenities include jumbo-size toiletries.
The Main Tower at Dreams Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa houses deluxe rooms, some with balconies and others with floor-to-ceiling windows. Balconies are not guaranteed but all rooms provide views of Banderas Bay. The newer Club Tower houses Junior Suites. All suites face the ocean and special amenities include bathrobes and slippers, as well as concierge services.
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Puerto Vallarta, on Mexico's Southern Pacific Coast, became a world attraction when John Huston filmed Night of the Iguana here. It was during the filming that Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor fell in love; they built adjoining houses and lived here for many years.