Read Reviews of Vela Vallarta, a Family Beach Resort in Puerto Vallarta

Excellent service, thanks Ernesto!

All inclusive resort with gorgeous landscaping and ocean views. Rooms are nicely furnished from large suites up to three bedrooms. Well equipped kitchens in all units. Daily maid service and turn down service. Wonderful hospitality from front desk to restaurant servers. Family friendly and great for special occasions and getaways for a couple. Two restaurants and poolside services and room service. Food is very good to gourmet with each day having featured specials of different cuisines. There are several pools and a seaside beach and cabanas. Velas is located in the marina area and away from the busy main road. An easy walk to the marina for shopping and restaurants, but you may never want to leave Velas. Easy to book tours or transportation to downtown Puerto Vallarta from the resort. Only a few minutes from the airport. The Velas Group is a superior operator of the finest resorts in Mexico.

My wife and I went here for a friend’s destination wedding. We booked thru Costco Travel as they had a much better pkg deal than booking individually. They include ground transportation and that’s a worry free deal Airport tip: when exiting the airport you are going to inundated with people trying to get you to take their ride OR sell you an excursion - take the free tequila and move on. About a 5 min ride from airport. As for the resort - amazing. 1st class. During check in, more tequila in the form of a good margarita. Or dos. So on to the room. We booked a studio room. Tip - small and no view but the cheapest. When we checked in, we upgraded to a jr suite (not sure if that’s what it is called) and by upgrading at the front desk, about 1/2 the cost if we had booked that room originally. It’s a gamble as they maybe booked up, it worked for us as off-peak. Additionally, we did all inclusive. This room was great. Separate bedroom. Large living room. Good view of resort and decent of. Each. Higher up the better. Well stocked kitchen. Firm but comfy bed. Nice bathroom, but small if two are trying to get ready. Nice balcony view. And cold A/C. The food. Two restaurants. One inside and more formal - dress code and reservations (at night). And one beachside. They call it a steak house but steakhouse it is not. Much more diverse menu. Buffet. Salad and fruit bar. Lots of options. Breakfast is great. Open all day. Ice cream bar as well. We never ate at the formal restaurant- just don’t fit the schedule of our timing or vibe. Only heard good things. The pools. One smaller that is for adults only. One in the middle that’s a kiddie pool. And the big one that’s for everyone. Swim up bar is nice. The adult only and large one for everyone is connected via a walking “lazy river”. Pool side service for food and drinks. Lots of sitting area. Additional, there is a row of lounge chairs that face the ocean. Very relaxing. On the beach, there are numerous cabañas with chairs and lounge chairs. No reservations needed. The wedding was awesome on a pier that shoots out over the water. It was as my wife called it, “very traditional Hispanic wedding”. Service was over and above. Top notch. Room service was quick when needed. The only negative to the resort was the lack of an indoor bar. You can get drinks in the lobby, but no bar. Odd. Not a lot else to say. Definitely one of the nicer ones. Considering the price point, I don’t think a lot of spring breakers will be here. Not a lot of late night partying from what we saw and we were there Wed-Mon. A lot more snow birds than young’ens. We had a great time. You should to.