Hotel Hacienda Flamingos occupies a restored colonial-era hacienda on Avenida Juárez in the center of San Blas, Nayarit, a historic port town on Mexico's Pacific coast. The building retains much of its original architecture, with high ceilings, thick masonry walls, and a courtyard pool that reflects its 19th-century origins as a private residence. Rooms are limited to Standard accommodations and Suites, furnished simply to complement the property's historic character rather than a modern resort aesthetic. There is no on-site restaurant, so guests typically walk into San Blas's town center for meals, including seafood spots near the estuary. The courtyard pool is the hotel's main amenity, offering a shaded retreat from San Blas's tropical heat and humidity. Service is modest and personal, fitting a budget-friendly property aimed at history-minded travelers and those visiting San Blas for its birdwatching and colonial sites rather than beach resort amenities.
Room types
- Standard Room
- Suite
Amenities
- restored colonial hacienda
- courtyard pool
- historic architecture
Location
Av. Juárez 105, Centro, 63740 San Blas, Nayarit
21.5388, -105.2807 View on map
Highlights
- Restored 19th-century colonial hacienda architecture
- Courtyard pool within the historic building
- Central San Blas location near colonial-era sites
- Simple, budget-friendly rooms in a historic setting
- Walking distance to town restaurants and the estuary
Tips for visiting
- The historic building has thick walls that keep rooms naturally cooler
- There is no on-site restaurant, so plan meals in San Blas's town center
- Pack insect repellent for evenings due to San Blas's biting midges
- The courtyard pool is a good midday retreat from the heat
- San Blas's fort ruins and church are a short walk away
Accessibility
As a restored colonial building, some areas may have uneven historic flooring; guests with mobility needs should confirm accessible room options directly with the hotel.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the building historic?
Yes, the hotel occupies a restored 19th-century colonial hacienda in San Blas.
Does the hotel have a restaurant?
No, but San Blas's town-center restaurants are within walking distance.
Is there a pool?
Yes, a courtyard pool is part of the historic building's grounds.
Is San Blas known for anything specific?
Yes, San Blas is known for colonial-era fort ruins, birdwatching tours, and estuary mangrove ecosystems.