Grand Park Royal Puerto Vallarta - All Inclusive

“The Best of the best”

The experience that I received as a guest of this hotel was fantastic. I want to congratulate the employees who served us with all their dedication in the VIP section, the waiter Oscar Misael and a special recommendation to Mrs. Monse who despite her seriousness is a wonderful person and an excelle… more

The experience that I received as a guest of this hotel was fantastic. I want to congratulate the employees who served us with all their dedication in the VIP section, the waiter Oscar Misael and a special recommendation to Mrs. Monse who despite her seriousness is a wonderful person and an excellent cook. You guys don't go up to her, you're making a mistake. She has incredible seasoning

less

“Loved our stay”

Beautiful cute hotel. Room with a great view, huge shower and great housekeeping. Good buffet and snacks. Good night entertainment and an amazing private beach(huge waves though, so careful with kids). Whales made appearances regularly. We mostlly ate at the buffet. Tried Frida once but did not lik… more

Beautiful cute hotel. Room with a great view, huge shower and great housekeeping. Good buffet and snacks. Good night entertainment and an amazing private beach(huge waves though, so careful with kids). Whales made appearances regularly. We mostlly ate at the buffet. Tried Frida once but did not like it. Speciality restaurants could be better. But no other complains. We went in February and the pools get sun right after 11am which worked great for us. A little far from main town so if you plan to visit main town often then this might not be for you.But for occasional town visit and quiet place for the rest, this was perfect.

less

“Amazing views”

Excellent overall choice for the value. Very family friendly. Rooms are dated but workable . Food good with various choices . I would go back .

“Relaxing Get-Away at Grand Park Royal”

My husband, daughter, and I spent seven days at the Grand Park Royal in Puerto Vallarta, staying in two premium suites—one for us and another for our 20-year-old daughter. The buffet restaurant offered a plentiful and varied selection. We always found something delicious, and the attentive staff m… more

My husband, daughter, and I spent seven days at the Grand Park Royal in Puerto Vallarta, staying in two premium suites—one for us and another for our 20-year-old daughter. The buffet restaurant offered a plentiful and varied selection. We always found something delicious, and the attentive staff made sure our needs were met. The resort has three à la carte restaurants—Mexican, Italian, and Seafood. We usually dined around 7:00–7:30 PM, and while the Mexican and Italian restaurants had occasional 20-30 minute waits, we didn’t mind. There’s a cozy bar by the hostess stand where we enjoyed drinks and chatted with other guests while waiting. The service was efficient, and the food was fantastic. The Seafood restaurant, only open for breakfast & lunch, was particularly impressive. I recommend trying it at least once, but be prepared—people start lining up around 1:00 PM for the 1:30 PM lunch opening. Our premium suite on the 11th floor offered amazing views and access to the exclusive Ekinox rooftop area for adults 18+. This rooftop area is a gem, with premium drinks, food options, loungers, sun umbrellas, and shaded cabanas. The suite itself was very comfortable with a king-size bed, a spacious walk-in shower with shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel dispensers, and ample closet and shelf space. We also had a large screen TV, a desk, and comfortable seating. Housekeeping ensured our room was always fresh, tidying up between noon and 3:00 PM each day. The only thing I wished for was more places to hang towels or wet bathing suits in the bathroom. The resort has two pools with loungers and cabanas, but they fill up early. Many guests claim spots by leaving towels, books, or sunscreen. There are signs against this practice, but the rule isn’t enforced, so if you want a lounger, get there early—by 8:00 AM, spots are gone. As for the beach, the sand is clean, but no loungers are available. The vendors on the beach are polite and not pushy. The waves vary throughout the day, ranging from calm to large and rough, affecting swimming conditions. One downside is the resort’s location, about a 20-minute drive (200-300 pesos) from the Malecon Boardwalk and Puerto Magico port. The airport is about 30 minutes away. The sun also doesn’t hit the pools or balconies until the afternoon, making it difficult for morning sunbathers. However, the rooftop area provides sun all day long, with plenty of shade available.

less