Stayed one night, run away due to huge noise (actually sleep you can only between 12 and 6 a.m.) Room is small and not cute. For this price - 300 pesos you can definetely find better.
Recomend Hotel Rio

My fiancee' and I stayed there Mar 8-15. The rooms along the street are amazingly loud, as the diesel-powered buses that travel in packs past your window on this main street start up at around 5 AM...... No air conditioning, just a small, portable room fan that unfortunately won't quite fit in a window.....
The beds are, at largest, the equivalent to a U.S. full-size, and are Hard As Rocks!! Pack your own pillow as well, as the pillows ( no extras in house) are wafer-thin. You are allotted 1 towel per guest, appx. size 18 in. by 24 in., no extras, as the manager informed me that the maids would become upset if they found more in the room the next day..... The above description is for an efficiency, 41.00/U.S. per night. The rooms (36.00us) are the size of walk-in closets, with corregated-steel shed-like doors, no handles, just a lock on the cell door..... Parrots start screaming around 8 AM, great motivator to get up early and take your pitcher to the front desk to fill it with purified water from this bizarre reverse-osmosis machine.... If you are a fan of all described here, exercise the option to pay daily, as it got so bad for us we used the internet cafe' on the 5th day and booked at the Krystal for the last 2 nights..... Good Luck!

We stayed at the Hotel Frankfurt on Jan 5-9, 2005. We reserved the room online, received a prompt reply. We got a taxi from the airport, they did not know where the hotel was but I had the address on me. Cost was expensive for the taxi, $175 pesos. We later found out the bus picks up outside the airport and goes right by the hotel for 3 pesos. We returned to the airport by bus, great, no problem. Our rate for the hotel was $300 pesos/night=$27 USD/night. Hotel has a nice entry way, very jungly and nice. The birds are in a giant aviary and seem to be pretty happy. Our first room, #16 was above the corner of the front of the hotel. Absolutely the noisiest room I have ever been in. I generally don't mind noise of the street but this was almost too loud to even talk over. The shower was great, good pressure, lots of warm water. There were two double beds, pretty good size. We changed rooms the next day to room #11. This room was in the back. Smaller but much quieter. One double bed. The shower in this room had about 4 streams of water coming out. We laughed everytime we took a shower, it took about 10 minutes to get your hair rinsed and to get the soap off but it had good pressure and it was hot. The bathroom in both rooms were small and the shower sort of merged with the flooring of the rest of the bathroom. The birds were very loud as the bathroom windows opened into the courtyard. They were pretty annoying like an endless yapping little dog. We stayed in the rooms and did not stay in the bungalows so cannot speak to them. Overall, the rooms were clean enough, daily maid service, but I don't think we will stay here again unless it was in a bungalow.

I sent this hotel a deposit of 530 peso's awhile back, but unfortunately my flight got cancelled due to low passenger count. I then phoned the owner Peter to tell him of my problem and cancellation. He told me he wouldn't be able to send me my refund, but, if I ever make it to Puerto Vallarta, to drop by, and he'd be more than happy to refund my money.
Well, now the plot thickens!! My daughter is in Puerto Vallarta as I am writing this letter(Sept. 11/04). I told her to drop by and collect the money for me and also since she was on vaction....and I did what any father would do....keep the money for yourself, and buy something nice.

So she goes to the hotel and is flatly refused by the owner, who tells her she's not getting any money back. Talk about a LOW-LIFE person. The owner is German....SHAME ON YOU. Treating my little girl like that!!!!!

Folks......GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!!