Where to Stay in Puerto Vallarta
For optimal language acquisition, your Spanish school and Teach Me Mexico encourage you to “go native” by staying with a local Mexican family. However, you’re most likely on vacation and boy, Puerto Vallarta sure does have some lovely lodging options -- everything from a shared hostel room to an all-inclusive resort. Browse the tabs below to see some of the choices.
Living with a Mexican host family immerses you fully not only in Spanish but also in Mexico. The schools in Puerto Vallarta know how integral this part of your experience can be and for that reason, only offer homestays directly. (This doesn’t mean you can’t stay where you want, of course! It just means that homestays are the only kind of accommodation that we can set you up with directly through the schools.)
In the house or apartment of real Puerto Vallarta residents, you’ll see first-hand the authentic, typical lifestyle of a Mexican family, who will involve you in their day-to-day activities. Practice your new Spanish with them over meals, during a run to the store or panadería, or at a cousin’s wedding.
Expect your own bedroom, maybe a shared bathroom, a regular change of sheets and towels, and possibly TV and/or internet. Your hosts can also provide some or all of your meals, even if you’re vegetarian or have allergies.
Going to Puerto Vallarta with friends, partner, or family? You can totally share rooms in the same Mexican home to still take advantage of this eye-opening opportunity.
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Occupancy
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Cost Per Week (US$)
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- Single
- Double
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- $185 - 245
- $160 - 210
Talk to us about staying with a Mexican family in Puerto Vallarta. And by all means, ask us if you have any questions!
While we really do encourage homestays, we understand that you might prefer to stay in a hotel, bed and breakfast, or resort. Puerto Vallarta is that kind of place and has some fantastic options, after all. If that sounds more like your style, do what we do: Browse TripAdvisor for recommended places to stay.
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Puerto Vallarta being the popular vacation destination that it is, locals and foreigners alike commonly rent out furnished apartments, houses, and condos to temporary visitors. Below we’ve partnered with FlipKey to share some vacation rental options with you.
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