Pretty much like other reviews say,very clean, Nice staff, Good location Beds are very firm. Pool was not heated! to cold to use
Over all good clean basic accomadation

This hotel is off the major tourist street--on its own beach. I had the junior suite with kitchenette and ocean front balconey. The hotel restaurant was excellent. I ended up eating both breakfast and dinner the entire week. I looked at other restaurants in the area--the menus were very similar as were the prices; ergo, I stayed where I knew the food and service was good.

There were no vendors hawking on the beach as there are in some of the other beach hotels. It is directly across from Deer Island and the sunsets were spectacular as the sun set behind Deer Island.

The only reason I didn't give the hotel a 5 is that the furniture in the living room was not the most comfortable and the beds were extremely firm. However, it was clean and in good upkeep. Since I don't spend much time in the room, I would go back if I return to Mazatlan.

Like all hotels in Mazatlan this is a seasoned hotel. The location of Las Flores is excellent and I recommend a stay. The rooms are clean, the facilities are maintained, and the staff is friendly/helpful.

There are lots of extended stay Canadians in the hotel which makes for a nice cultural exchange, add to that the Mexican flare, and you have un buena posada.

The resturant serves well portioned, tasty and affordable meals, (don't forget to tip).

On tipping, Propina is the spanish word. Like all food servers worldwide 15% is the minimum gratuity if you are happy with SERVICE, 20% if extremely pleased.

The Mexican Peso has been devalued by 25% over the last 12 months, and Mazatlan is a great bargin for the savvy traveler.

Don't forget to walk the 4 mile Malecon, it's gorgeous. This is a beautiful town so don't be fooled by all the Drug Violence "talk". Mazatlan is no different than any other city of 500,000 residents.

If you want to go Downtown to the Mercado take the GREEN CENTRO BUS, it's $1 US/Canadian and it runs the length of the Malecon.

If you want to experience the local cuisine try Panama Resturant. Panama is a local chain and has 6 locations in Mazatlan with attached bakeries. The food is varied, cheap and well prepared.

Overall I was pleased with my stay at Las Flores in Mazatlan, and enjoyed the peace/quiet the property offered.

Just a basic hotel, but incredibly clean. The restaurant was decent, though there are a million near by to try. The staff was wonderful and hard working. We went a few weeks after the tourist got shot in a cross fire, but we felt completely safe the entire time that we were there, and found the locals to be incredibly friendly. We never heard any noise from the bar in our room. I would recommend upgrading to an ocean view room.