Hotel Diamante Sayulita

Featuring free Wi-Fi, a swimming pool, sun terrace and complimentary coffee and fruit, Hotel Diamante is 100 metres from Sayulita Beach and 200 metres from Town Centre.The rooms offer basic décor, a fan and a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. Beach sunbeds and towels are available.Guests can buy groceries at a location nearby and cook their own meal at the common kitchen. There is a variety of restaurants within 200 metres.Hotel Diamante is 30 minutes’ drive from Punta Mita Town and Beach and a 35-minute drive from Puerto Vallarta International Airport. Please inform Diamante Hotel Sayulita in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.Please note that the 50% of total amount of the reservation will be charged on the day of booking. Hotel Diamante will contact the guest to arrange the payment by bank transfer or deposit.

hand sanitizer in guest accommodation and key areas process in place to check health of guests first aid kit available contactless check-in/check-out physical distancing rules followed guests have the option to cancel any cleaning services for their accommodation during their stay Parking Terrace Non-smoking rooms Free parking internet services Safety Deposit Box Tour desk Luggage storage wifi Outdoor pool Free WiFi Air conditioning designated smoking area Adult only Daily housekeeping Private parking wifi available in all areas Street parking Shallow end Sun umbrellas Outdoor furniture Swimming pool 24-hour security Key access Smoke alarms CCTV in common areas CCTV outside property Fire extinguishers Swimming pool use of cleaning chemicals that are effective against coronavirus linens towels and laundry washed in accordance with local authority guidelines guest accommodation is disinfected between stays guest accommodation sealed after cleaning physical distancing in dining areas staff follow all safety protocols as directed by local authorities shared stationery such as printed menus magazines pens and paper removed