The Belmar Hotel has 3 things going for it. A spectacular view, Great location & a great price. Pretty much everything else is substandard. I stayed there Jan. 29th thru Feb.2, 2007 in an Ocean view room on the 6th floor. I paid $32 per night (taxes included). The room was sadly in need of a renovation. The bathroom was... more

We stayed at the Belmar on a Fri & Sat night in February 2007. Originally we had wanted to stay at the La Siesta Hotel but they were booked so we headed down to the Belmar. We stayed in an ocean view room, #320 for $335 pesos tax included. For this price, how can you go wrong? The room itself... more

I first went to Mazatlan about 8 years ago and was told to check out La Siesta for nice, affordable rooms. La Siesta was full, so on the advice of the desk clerk, I trundled down a couple blocks to the Belmar. It's not the Ritz, by any means, but it has a some elegant features and a staff that... more

I just returned from Mazatlan, and althought I stayed a block away at the La Siesta, I visited the Belmar Hotel. The valley view room overlooks downtown, while the front rooms are Pacific view. Both rooms were very clean, comfortable and secure and included a couple of cable TV stations. Although it's old it is in fairly good repair. Contrary... more

We had the pleasure of staying at the Hotel Bel Mar last November and once again enjoyed our inexpensive ocean view room. Having stayed at this hotel many times since 1988 we have found the staff to be professional and courteous, from the management through the maintenance staff. They are always willing to help with any problem from arranging air,... more

I have made half a dozen trips to Mazatlan over the past few years. I was fortunate to stumble on this fine, old hotel that features bargain rates and a Great location! Take an interior room for about $20 a nite; or "splurge" and get a room facing the beach with your own private balcony for $5 dollars more, and... more

While living in Texas a couple of friends and myself rode our motorcycles to Mazatlan in the spring of 2003 and 2004. Both times we stayed at the Belmar. Not only were we allowed to park our bikes inside and behind locked doors at night, but they were watched 24/7 while we were there. The rooms were clean and neat.... more

Our family stayed at the Hotel Bel Mar in February, and had a wonderful time staying there. The Staff were wonderful to us and the Hotel had such a charm and warm atmosphere. We would most surely stay there once again. Thanks for the memories. more

We stayed at the Hotel Hacienda in Mazatlan for two weeks in March of 2001. The hotel itself was clean (no bugs). The food at the restaurant was average and included. Some staff members were very solicitous. Others were unable to bridge the communication gap my feeble Spanish created. The hotel is across a busy road from the beach and... more