Mazatlan Hotels

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  • Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort Mazatlan pics,photos

    From  US$ 70Map

    Calzada Camaron Sabalo 696 Box 222, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82100

    The hotel has 186 rooms spread over 6 floors, as well as a restaurant, lounge, business centre and conference facilities, a shop, currency exchange and room service (the latter for a fee). Guests are welcomed in a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service and a hotel safe.  More details 

  • Crowne Plaza Resort Mazatlan pics,photos

    Crowne Plaza Resort Mazatlan

    5 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 77Map

    Blvd. Sabalo-Cerritos 3110,Marina Mazatlan, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82100

    This hip boutique minimalist hotel, built in 2009, has 18 floors with ocean views from all 96 rooms, wireless Internet, 2 restaurants and a sushi and martini bar and 3 conference rooms for business travellers.  More details 

  • El Cid Castilla Beach Hotel pics,photos

    El Cid Castilla Beach Hotel

    5 starsVery good

    From  US$ 161Map

    Av Camaron Sabalo Sn, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82110

    Renovated in 2003 and situated on the beach, this hotel has a total of 469 rooms, spread between a 17-storey main building and three neighbouring buildings.  More details 

  • El Cid El Moro Beach Hotel pics,photos

    El Cid El Moro Beach Hotel

    3 starsVery good

    From  US$ 230Map

    Av Camaron Sabalo Sn, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82110

    This beachside hotel offers an array of leisure options as well as place to kick back and relax. Ideal for both couples and families of all ages, the hotel comprises a total of 390 suites.  More details 

  • Pueblo Bonito Mazatlan pics,photos

    Pueblo Bonito Mazatlan

    5 starsExceptional

    From  US$ 160Map

    Camaron Sabalo 2121 Norte P.O Box 6, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82110

    The luxury hotel comprises a main building has a total of 4 floors and there is a 5-storey neighbouring building. In a hacienda style, the hotel offers a total of 247 suites including 4 wheelchair-accessible suites.  More details 

  • Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay pics,photos

    Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay

    5 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 208Map

    Av. Ernesto Coppel Compana #201 Zona Nuevo Mazatlan, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82110

    This family friendly beach hotel is designed in a neoclassical style and was renovated in 2001. It includes 11 hacienda villas, which are surrounded by a garden with a terrace, as well as a total of 258 suites, of which 2 are wheelchair accessible.  More details 

  • El Cid Granada Hotel & Country Club pics,photos

    From  US$ 149Map

    Av Camaron Sabalo Sn El Cid, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82110

    This family friendly beach hotel was renovated in 2001 in a Mexican style. It is surrounded by a wonderful garden and includes a total of 120 rooms over 3 floors.  More details 

  • City Express Mazatlan pics,photos

    From  US$ 55Map

    Av Del Toreo 91, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82120

    This business hotel offers a total of 110 rooms over 6 floors. It features amenities such as air conditioning, a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out services, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, lift access to the rooms, conference facilities and a breakfast room.  More details 

  • Ocean Breeze Mazatlan pics,photos

    Ocean Breeze Mazatlan

    Exceptional

    From  US$ 94Map

    Ave Sabalos Cerritos S-N, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82100

    The complex is unique, an ideal place for fun and family vacations. This 280-room hotel with real Mexican soul, which was renovated in 2008, is the perfect place to relax and absorb the beauty of Mexico.  More details 

  • Ramada Resort Mazatlan pics,photos

    Ramada Resort Mazatlan

    3 starsSuperb

    From  US$ 85Map

    Av Playa Gaviotas 100, Mazatlan, Mexico, 82110

    The RAMADA RESORT MAZATLAN is located along a breathtaking stretch of the gorgeous, golden Las Gaviotas beach.  More details 

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     Mazatlan is a neoclassical gem.

     The city will make you stop in your tracks to enjoy the beauty of its neoclassical architectural forms. Even though the cultural splendor that contributes to the cityscape ranges from Spanish, Italian to Mexican, Mazatlan is sensitive to the unique neoclassic style.

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Mazatlan hotels

     Mazatlan is a neoclassical gem.

     The city will make you stop in your tracks to enjoy the beauty of its neoclassical architectural forms. Even though the cultural splendor that contributes to the cityscape ranges from Spanish, Italian to Mexican, Mazatlan is sensitive to the unique neoclassic style.

     You can deluge your senses with neoclassical architecture in Mazatlan with Booked.net. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Mazatlan to luxury rooms all are available at Booked.net. Check them out with maps, photos and secure forms to book your stay.

     The epitome of Mazatlans unique cityscape is pueblo viejo meaning Old Town in the local dialect. This is the heart of the city with more than 479 old buildings designated as national historic landmarks. The larger share of them are impressive examples of religious buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries. The most notable is Mazatlan Cathedral. Built in 1937, the Cathedral looms over the city visible from the city limits with yellow towers which external beauty that inspires pedestrians and a baroque interior that takes your breath away.

Other attractions include;

- The Lighthouse, the worlds highest natural lighthouse at 515 feet above sea level

- El Mercado, a marketplace in the historic center of town

- Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, a beautiful building built in 1899

- Olas Altas Beach, a lovely beach with a full range of restaurants

- The Acuario Mazatlan offers bird, seal, and diving shows

     You can experience the city on foot as it is too compact to take taxi, but there is better way. You should take a truly Mazatlan experience by renting a Pulmonia to see all historic sites of the city.

     Mazatlan has very troubled history. From the very start the area’s native Indians were forced to cede the area to the Spanish. The new occupants captured the area for the gold discovered in the city. Eventually, the Spanish Galleons suffered from pirate attacks, so today stories about buried treasures are still told by locals. During the gold rush the Germans established the port and since 1859 the city has served as the capital of the state of Sinaloa. It often changed hands from the Americans, French to British, suffered from cholera and yellow fever, but after that followed an age of prosperity from 1910 to 1917.

     Soon Mazatlan breathed life in its historic heritage and re-discovered itself as a chic destination. If culture buffs flock to the city for its sites, beach-goers will adore the citys sandy beaches and sunny weather.

     The renewal project paid off with success attracting tourists and investments to the city. Today Booked.net can offer you an abundance of hotels to stay in in Mazatlan.