Stay · Boutique hotel · Centro
Amaia Sayulita Boutique Hotel
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- You deal with the place itself, on its own WhatsApp.
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How paying works
- Agree the dates and the total in writing on WhatsApp, with any cleaning fee or tax.
- Pay only once they've confirmed. Many hosts ask for a deposit to hold the dates and the rest before you arrive.
- Prefer ways to pay that protect you: a card payment link, or PayPal for goods and services. Bank transfers (SPEI or wire) and cash can't be undone.
- Ask for a receipt, and a factura (the Mexican tax invoice) if you need one.
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Small hotel of eight rooms and a suite right on the main plaza, with a heated garden pool, air conditioning and good bedding. You're in the middle of town, so expect plaza noise.
From our own research
1 min walkfrom the plaza
The place
Sleeps up to 4 · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
- Pool, heated
- A/C throughout
- Wi-Fi
- Housekeeping
Check-in 3 pm · check-out 11 am
From its own site and public listings, checked Oct 2026. Something off?
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The stay
- Amari Boutique Hotel Sayulita1 bedrooms · sleeps 4 · from US$79
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Close by in Centro
- Aria Lounge1 min walk · Nights out · Late-night cocktail lounge on Calle José Mariscal near the plaza, open from 9:30pm until the early hours Thursday to Sunday, with a shorter Monday session
- Sushi San1 min walk · Eat & drink
- Papá Omar1 min walk · Eat & drink · Lebanese street-food spot run by Beirut-born Bassel, who began by selling his father's hummus at the local market
- Barrilito Sayulita1 min walk · Nights out · Cozy bar on the plaza with a balcony over the square
- Mexicolate1 min walk · Eat & drink · Artisan chocolate shop on José Mariscal with organic cacao drinks, hot or chilled, spiced chocolates, chocolate smoothies and baked goods to take home
- Anchor Cafe1 min walk · Eat & drink · A small café half a block from the plaza on Calle Marlín, open from 8am for smoothie bowls, sourdough toast, bagels and cold brew, with plenty for vegans
- Tacos Al Pastor Diaz1 min walk · Eat & drink · Late-night al pastor spot by the plaza with multilevel seating
- YamBak Sayulita1 min walk · Nights out · Brewpub on Marlín pouring its own beers, including IPAs, plus cocktails like a tamarind-vodka drink







