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Check availability on Pacific Coast Adults Only

Tonight
14 Aug - 15 Aug
Tomorrow
15 Aug - 16 Aug
This weekend
14 Aug - 16 Aug
Next weekend
21 Aug - 23 Aug

Our top choices for Pacific Coast adults-only hotels

1. Villa Lala Boutique Hotel Adults Only

Villa Lala Boutique Hotel Adults Only
Puerto Vallarta
United States
Tracy
NZ$402
includes taxes & fees
22 Aug - 23 Aug
Villa Lala Boutique Hotel Adults Only

2. Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa - Adults Only - All Inclusive

Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa - Adults Only - All Inclusive
Punta de Mita
United States
Yuan Shan
NZ$774
includes taxes & fees
10 Sept - 11 Sept
Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa - Adults Only - All Inclusive

3. Casa Yuma, Puerto Escondido - Adults Only

Casa Yuma, Puerto Escondido - Adults Only
Puerto Escondido
United States
Hector
NZ$492
includes taxes & fees
3 Sept - 4 Sept
Casa Yuma, Puerto Escondido - Adults Only

4. Hotel Mousai Puerto Vallarta Adults Only

Hotel Mousai Puerto Vallarta Adults Only
South Zone
United States
Anooshirvan
NZ$703
includes taxes & fees
6 Sept - 7 Sept
Hotel Mousai Puerto Vallarta Adults Only

5. El Chante Spa Hotel

El Chante Spa Hotel
Chantepec
United States
MYRIAM
NZ$252
includes taxes & fees
16 Aug - 17 Aug
El Chante Spa Hotel

6. Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico - Adults Only - All Inclusive

Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico - Adults Only - All Inclusive
Nuevo Nayarit
United States
Carlos
Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico - Adults Only - All Inclusive

7. Casa Joseph Zicatela - Adults Only

Casa Joseph Zicatela - Adults Only
Santa María Colotepec
United States
Guillermo Enrique
NZ$524
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
Casa Joseph Zicatela - Adults Only

8. Casa Yati

Casa Yati
Santa María Tonameca
United States
Charlene
NZ$395
includes taxes & fees
26 Aug - 27 Aug
Casa Yati

9. Traditional Sierra Leon Oceanfront Rooms

Traditional Sierra Leon Oceanfront Rooms
South Zone
Canada
Geoffrey
NZ$197
includes taxes & fees
17 Aug - 18 Aug
Traditional Sierra Leon Oceanfront Rooms

10. Koanze Luxury Hotel & Spa

Koanze Luxury Hotel & Spa
Atemajac de Brizuela
United States
Paul
NZ$661
includes taxes & fees
16 Aug - 17 Aug
Koanze Luxury Hotel & Spa
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Discover top Pacific Coast attractions

The Pacific Coast of Mexico is a paradise of experiences that cater to adventurous families seeking both excitement and relaxation. Begin your journey in Puerto Vallarta, where the vibrant Malecón promenade invites leisurely strolls, lined with art installations and local cuisine. For the adventurous, the nearby Sierra Madre mountains offer exhilarating zip-lining and hiking opportunities with breathtaking views of the coastline. Families will love Sayulita, a quaint surf town perfect for catching waves or taking a family-friendly surf lesson on its golden sands. A visit to the Marieta Islands, known for their hidden beaches and vibrant marine life, is a must for snorkelling enthusiasts; you might even spot playful dolphins! Finally, unwind in the luxurious resorts of Los Cabos, where attentive service and stunning ocean views create the perfect backdrop for relaxation after a day of adventure. Consider staying in the upscale area of San José del Cabo, where boutique hotels blend charming local culture with modern amenities, ensuring your family enjoys a pampered yet authentic experience. Here, evenings can be spent exploring artisan markets and dining on fresh seafood, making every moment of your trip memorable.

Top Pacific Coast Hotel Reviews

Hotel Riu Vallarta - All Inclusive

Hotel Riu Vallarta - All Inclusive

8/10 Good
"The hotel itself was beautiful! Our room was very nice, clean, and comfortable. The beach was beautiful, clean, and easily accessible, and the pool was great although I do wish the pool water was a little cooler. 🏖️☀️ The food was okay quality wise, but I felt there wasn’t much variety, especially when it came to kid friendly options. One of the biggest downsides for us was that there is no room service or food available in the rooms at all. With little kids, this was definitely challenging and something I wish I had known beforehand. ⚠️ Important for families traveling with someone who uses a wheelchair: This resort was not very wheelchair friendly. There were areas that were difficult to access, so if you have someone with mobility needs, I highly recommend doing your research ahead of time and requesting a room closer to the registration/front desk area. Overall, the hotel was beautiful, the rooms were clean and comfortable, the beach was great, and the pool was enjoyable. Just make sure you know about the food options, lack of room service, and accessibility before booking especially if you’re traveling with young children or someone with mobility needs."
Lori 3-night trip
Posted 5 hours ago
Hotel Riu Vallarta - All Inclusive
Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta - All-inclusive

Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta - All-inclusive

8/10 Good
"The resort is at a nice location with a very good beach. The swim-up rooms are very nice since you have you own personal outdoor space right off your room. The food at all restaurants is okay but nothing spectacular. I wish there were a few more options where you could just grab a bite stating in your swim gear, like a taco bar or some churros or quesadillas. Overall, it’s a very nice resort and highly recommended."
Andreas 9-night trip
Posted 1 day ago
Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta - All-inclusive
Buenaventura Grand Hotel & Great Moments - All Inclusive

Buenaventura Grand Hotel & Great Moments - All Inclusive

10/10 Excellent
"The staff over all were good/helpful and friendly. The property itself was amazing! We had an excellent experience and enjoyed our stay!! The rooms were clean hallways/common areas were immaculate!"
Rose 4-night trip
Posted 3 days ago
Buenaventura Grand Hotel & Great Moments - All Inclusive

Frequently asked questions

Are there any adult-only hotels with a balcony in Pacific Coast?
Marvel at a gorgeous sunrise or sunset from your balcony at one of our adult-only hotels in Pacific Coast. Dickinson Guest House, Guadalajara Expo is a wonderful choice if you're holidaying in Guadalajara. Conveniences here include a garden and a Champagne service. Another adult-only option in this city is Hostel Lit. It comes with individually decorated rooms and a library. Start the day with a steaming cup of joe on your balcony when you stay at this popular hotel.
What is there to do in Pacific Coast near my adults-only hotel?
The most important accessory for your Pacific Coast holiday is a well-designed itinerary! Guadalajara Cathedral, Degollado Theatre and Teatro Diana are some of the well-known sights if you're headed to Guadalajara. Querétaro is also home to fantastic attractions, such as Querétaro Cathedral. Eager to explore more? Pencil in a visit to Cerro de Las Campanas National Park and Teatro de la Ciudad too.
From what age can you stay in an adult-only hotel in Pacific Coast?
Adult-only resorts and hotels in Pacific Coast usually have an age restriction of 16  18 or 21. As regulations can differ, always check the property's rules for accurate information. Whether you're organising a holiday with friends or a romantic weekend escape with your sweetheart, Expedia can help you find a perfect adult-only stay.
Are all adult-only resorts all-inclusive in Pacific Coast?
If you're dreaming of a worry-free holiday, an adult-only all-inclusive resort serves up a big slice of R&R. To see what's available in Pacific Coast, enter your dates of travel and then select the "all-inclusive" filter. Look out for places that are listed as "adults only." Click on the properties you want to view to find out what you can expect for your money. The rate typically includes drinks, food and the room, daily entertainment and on-site activities.
When is the best time to stay at an adult-only all-inclusive resort in Pacific Coast?
Just about any time is a great time to stay at an adult-only all-inclusive hotel in Pacific Coast, but there are a few factors worth thinking about. Start with the time of the year you'd like to travel. Peak season is popular and exciting, but there may be a higher demand for both flights and accommodation. Low season is not as hectic and easier on your credit card. Of course, the weather plays a part in making or breaking a holiday, so do a little research before booking your adult-only hotel or resort.
Can I cancel or change my adult-only resort booking?
It is possible to change or cancel your booking, but check the fine print in your itinerary or visit Expedia's Trips portal to discover what rules apply. Whether you have to pay a fee depends on the type of adult-only hotel or resort booking you made. Haven't locked in your Pacific Coast break yet? Look for adult-only properties that allow full refunds — because even the best plans can go awry!

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