Dreams is lovely. They also have a special going on right now, buy one night, get one night free, but this can be a little bit deceiving, since as you read further, it states that "the rates have been prorated 50% to reflect the savings." So what was a $500 room is now $250 per night.
If you can swing the $250 per night and Dreams is no longer all inclusive, I would highly recommend it. It is an oasis of luxury and so close to town. It is south of town, rather than north of town, where most of the hotels are.
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Wed May 05, 2010 3:51 pm
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For me, I really like staying in town, where I can walk everywhere without ever taking a bus or taxi. I am usually on a trip with girlfriends (rather than my husband), and each of us can go off on our own if we desire. Since you and your husband might want to spend 24/7 together anyway, you could stay in the marina, and when you want to go into town, take a taxi or bus, and spend part of the day in town, and then go back to your hotel. There are not as many shops and restaurants in the marina compared to town.
When I am staying in town, I would guess that I come and go from the place we are staying about 4 times per day.
I understand what you are saying about the kitchen!! If you are only going for 4 days, then there is no reason to cook at all!!!
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Wed May 05, 2010 5:26 am
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Statistics:Posted by Oneroberta — Tue May 04, 2010 6:35 pm
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Playa Los Arcos is probably the best hotel, but I would not necessarily want to stay there. I don't know of a hotel similar to Villa Premiere on Playa Los Muertos. But......you can find really nice condos that are oceanfront (on Playa Los Muertos); you can search on vrbo.com in the Playa Bonita building or the La Palapa building. Be choosy; some condos are old; look for one that has been updated. The Molino de Agua building is brand new and gorgeous, but I think the cheapest place you will find in there is over $200 per night.
If you insist on a hotel, consider Casa Isabel, which is close to the beach, nice views.
I read thru your other posts, and it sound like you enjoy wandering around, trying different restaurants. The Los Muertos area is perfect for this behavior!!
As I told you on a previous post, you would really like the Selva Romantica complex (condos). The pool is really nice with a gorgeous view, and there were NO kids there when we were there. You are two blocks downhill to Los Muertos Beach, and scads of restaurants within a few blocks.
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Tue May 04, 2010 6:15 pm
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SOOO to make us both happy
If he wants to go to Cancun... let him... tell him that PV is a really 'friendly town' if he knows what you mean... and you'll have the time of your life there. I bet he comes along! 
All kidding aside... PV is a place that both of you will enjoy. As far as the beach goes.... I have always found enough space and decent sand to either lay directly on the sand and get a great tan, or sit and veg on a beach chair (with or without the palapa umbrella). If you are using the beach area to actually do some water activities, then it's a little rocky, unless you go to Las Meurtos beach or head out to Neuvo. Just my two cents.
Statistics:Posted by ronald — Tue May 04, 2010 5:38 pm
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Adult orientated
AWSOME BEACH
Willing to take transportation to town...
Please weigh in.....
Statistics:Posted by Oneroberta — Tue May 04, 2010 5:04 pm
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