Condominio La Jolla de Mismaloya in Puerto Vallarta

Paradise found - enjoy the ambiance and luxury of a private condominium nestled in the hills of Mismaloya!
Built into the hill - main entrance is floor level; however, the balcony is four stories up! Incredible!!
Private balcony overlooking Mismaloya Cove
Sleeps four: Queen size bed in master and queen sofa bed in the living room
Separate air conditioning controls and ceiling fans for master bedroom, dining and living room areas
Full kitchen
Two full marble bathrooms
Beautiful marble flooring throughout
Maid service 3 times a week – linens provided
TV with cable (US channels)
Condo Complex
Private, gated entrances surround the complex
Private entrance directly to the beach
98 units
Tennis court
Pools
Hot tub
Restaurant & outdoor bar (closed during off-season)
Gym
Laundry room
24 hour desk attendants (English speaking)
24 hour security
Internet access
Shuttle service

Built into the hill - main entrance is floor level; however, the balcony is four stories up! Incredible!!
Private balcony overlooking Mismaloya Cove
Sleeps four: Queen size bed in master and queen sofa bed in the living room
Separate air conditioning controls and ceiling fans for master bedroom, dining and living room areas
Full kitchen
Two full marble bathrooms
Beautiful marble flooring throughout
Maid service 3 times a week – linens provided
TV with cable (US channels)

Activates within walking distance
Mismaloya beaches: water sports, native palapa-style restaurants, massage, local spa, four star hotel (dinging, shopping, night life), walk the famous Mismaloya beaches, set of 1963 film Night of the Iguana.
Immerse yourself in the lush tropical jungle, mountains, and calm waters.
Village of Mismaloya: local grocery store and merchants
Mismaloya
The small bayside village where in 1963 Hollywood director, John Huston chose to make the movie "Night of the Iguana," which changed the history of Puerto Vallarta forever.
The publicity of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton's love affair and the small Mexican town where it occurred put Puerto Vallarta on the world's map. The set of the famous movie still exists. Since then this tropical paradise, where the verdant jungle vegetation of the Sierra Madre mountains meets the crystal clear waters of Banderas Bay, has been passionately linked to Puerto Vallarta's history.
One of the most popular beaches on Banderas Bay, it offers sea kayaking, jet ski rentals, parasailing, and panga launches, and of course a wide selection of beachside restaurants to try tasty Mexican fare and partake of a cold refreshment.
Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta - 15 minute ride
There is nothing quite like Puerto Vallarta, Mexico that combines such a degree of modernity with the delights of the Pacific Ocean and a setting of extraordinary natural beauty. Visitors may enjoy a wider range of experiences than your typical vacation destination. Plus they have all the requisites for that much-anticipated trip down south – weather as good as it gets (similar to Hawaii’s, but the peso gives you a lot more bang for your buck), gorgeous scenery, 100 km of pristine beaches on the bay where Puerto Vallarta is situated (Banderas Bay, Mexico’s largest and deepest, and home to award-winning sport fish, giant turtles, manta rays, dolphins and whales), more than a thousand restaurants, and every imaginable activity to engage in – even flying through the tree canopy! All of this in a picturesque setting that combines traditional small-town Mexican charm with an outstanding hotel infrastructure. The combination of climate, beauty and fun along with the warmth of the people of Puerto Vallarta has made this the most satisfying and revisited beach destination in Mexico.

May 1-October 31 $650 / week
November 1-April 30 $895 / week
Christmas-New Year's $175 / night