Holiday Specials at Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán

After a recent $26.5 million dollar renovation, Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán Beach Resort is better than ever. Located along the famous Zona Dorada, or Golden Zone of Mazatlán, Mexico, Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán Beach Resort and other Pueblo Bonito resorts are having the ultimate Black Friday special. Receive up to 50% off a beach resort getaway, plus up to $300 golf and spa credits.

Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán Beach Resort

Flying into General Rafael Buena International Airport (MZT), Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán is less than a 30 minute cab ride to the hotel. As the first Pueblo Bonito property in the Mexico, the flagship’s recent renovations include all of the spacious guest room and suites, remodeled restaurants including the beachfront Cilantro and new Asian fusion Pescados restaurant, and two beautifully refreshed swimming pools.

Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay

All-inclusive guests have access to the sister properties, Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, and Emerald Estates Luxury Villas nearby in Mazatlán. Guests can dine at the restaurants, enjoy a cocktail at the bar and enjoy a day at the spa.

Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán offers 247 elegantly appointed accommodations with balconies and patios overlooking a swimming pool and the Pacific Ocean. Inside the guest rooms is a large living area, table for dining, separate bedroom and bathroom with enhancements that include appealing decorative Mexican tiles and an extra large shower.

Suites have a king or two queen beds

The resort mixes Old World elegance with all the modern-day amenities and services including purified water throughout the resort. Guests will find the resort offers a foodie paradise with locally caught shrimp and seafood featured on the menu. The bars make some of the best margaritas and fruit mojitos for guests to enjoy.

Guests can enjoy two swimming pools

The social hubs at the resort is the two swimming pools, five restaurants and two bars. One of their most elevated dining experiences for Pueblo Bonito guests is located in Mazatlán’s historic district. The fine dining restaurant Casa 46 was once the home of a wealthy merchant. Diners walk up 46 steps to a window table overlooking one of the oldest colonial city squares, Plaza Machado. This fine dining experience is only a $15 surcharge per person for Pueblo Bonito guests.

Dining view from Casa 46

While walking along the cobblestone streets in the historic center, the Basilica Cathedral of Mazatlán is an architectural Baroque-Revival style showstopper. Construction of the church began in 1856, yet when funds ran low to continue construction, a wealthy Jewish family in Mazatlán donated funds to complete the church. It is the world’s only Roman Catholic Church with the 28 Stars of David displayed in the stained glass windows. These were installed in gratitude for the donation of construction funds.

One of the longest Malecon’s in Mexico

Just down the street from the resort is the Malecon de Mazatlán running along the Pacific Ocean. It’s the longest in the world covering 13 miles. Besides a pedestrian walking path, there is also a bike path along the waterfront featuring statues of a deer to represent the city’s name, another with multiple dolphins representing the Continuity of Life and a monument to fisherman representing one of the city’s leading economies.

Mazatlan parades are spectacular

In November the city celebrates Dia de Muertos with altars, parades, theatrical performances and fireworks. Then in February to March, Mazatlán has the third largest Carnival in the world, just behind Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans. It’s the oldest carnival in Mexico, dating back to 1898. Carnival 2022 is scheduled for February 24 to March 1, offering a week of nonstop festivities, parades with enormous floats and costumed dancers, three elected Carnival queens and one king, evening fireworks and music all throughout the area.

Through the evolution Mazatlán, German immigrants brought brass bands to Mexico. Up and down the beach there is a fusion of German polka and Mexican music serenading locals and visitors walking and playing in the sand.

Guests look out to the islands from Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán

Pueblo Bonito Mazatlán looks out to one of three beautiful, environmentally protected islands. Boats take visitors to the soft sand at Deer, Wolf and Bird Island. Trails and paths lead up to cliffs at the top providing spectacular views of Mazatlán beach.

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