Spent 3 days at the Hotel La Siesta in order to extend our scheduled 7-day stay at a timeshare property in the Golden Zone. Loved it! Booked directly with the property from their web site (http://www.lasiesta.com.mx/ingles/index.htm) about 6 months' prior and got a very fair rate (I think it was $58/night oceanside) for high season (late Feb). On check-in, which... more

This was my 4th time to Mazatlan and 16th to Mexico. I normally stayed at the El Cid until our timeshare at the Torres Mazatlan. The Torres was full so I look around on this site before deciding the the La Siesta. There was construction so you may want to email or call, but besides that here is my review.... more

This little time warp of a hotel is bliss. After you enter the small cramped stuffy lobby to check in, your bags are whisked out through a door to a huge refreshingly cool, quiet courtyard filled with 2 ancient rubber trees - "MAGIC". The rooms are clean with air con. Internet in the lobby. Add to this a new cute... more

I lived for two weeks at the Hotel La Siesta in Mazatlan in an ocean front room. Every morning I bought a cup of coffee and sat on my balcony and watched the comings and goings of pelicans, grebes, Magnificent Frigate birds and human beings with their dogs. I thought that the competence and friendliness of the staff were above... more

This hotel was a pleasant surprise! We had an ocean view room that was cleaner than some four star hotels I have stayed in. Martha the housekeeper did a great job and always supplied us with a pitcher of fresh water . Also nice about the hotel was free use of a safety deposit box and free use of the... more

I had the worst experience ever! The sheet had blood on and did not get changed next day. I asked to change room but they said they could not do because we did not ask in the morning. Finally after a long talk, we got clean sheets but I had to change myself. People are not friendly. more

My husband and I stayed at Hotel La Siesta from Jan 10-14/08. Taxi fare from airport was $26. This was our first visit to Maz and we wanted to explore the old town area before heading to our time share in the hotel zone. The hotel's location is perfect. We were able to walk to many great restaurants, Machado Square,... more

Very spacious, clean. Sits right cross to the beach, with $10 more you are getting a ocean view room with a walk out balcony. We had a corner room with two-side window. It feels like a home not a hotel. The court of hotel is also very interesting, with a big tree planted in the middle. My shower room also... more

We spent two weeks at the Hotel Siesta and loved every minute of it except up to the last night when our room was entered and some items removed: a camera, a leathermans tool, a pair of sunglasses and a change purse with money (and the key to the safety lock box at reception which entailed calling a locksmith). There... more