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

We called La Siesta in April 07 to reserve two rooms for 3 nights in Dec 07. I called in oct. to reconfirm our reservation. They had no reservation on file and told me that the girl who made our reservation no longer worked there? ???? I then remade our reservation for two rooms in late Dec. When we arrived... more

I stayed in one of the courtyard rooms. Unfortunately the hotel had let someone have their wedding reception in the interior of the hotel with a loud band playing until 1am. After the band stopped the noise continued with breaking glass and people talking loudly for more hours. This was not in the hotel bar but in the courtyard. The... more

La Siesta was just as we thought it would be--an older hotel with clean, basic accommodations. We wanted a hotel away from the Mazatlan Golden Zone, since we don't like booze, beaches, time-share sharks, or to be hassled as tourists. So, La Siesta was perfect for us. It is an older hotel that is kept clean by hard-working, pleasant staff.... more

This hotel was one of THE best hotels in the area, if you are looking for an old town Mexican experience vs. poshness. The beds were comfortable and firm, the water pressure strong, the water hot, and the inside charming and picturesque. Located across from the street from the Pacific Ocean, I was lulled to sleep by the waves each... more

I learned about La siesta on trip advisor and found that most of the reviews were dead on. The rooms are very basic with no frills but were clean and looked after. Our room was on the second floor Ocean facing and except for road noise met our expectations.The staff were friendly and helpful and the newly renovated pool was... more

We had decided to book 2 nights at la Siesta based on the reviews read on the trip advisor. What a mistake that was! The room was in a terrible state. We had a balcony facing the sea but the smell was disgusting (mouldy & damp), not to mention the smell of the bed itself. We didn't sleep at all... more