Jalisco, Mexico
Luxury Villa Rentals in Puerto Vallarta
A historic beach city on Banderas Bay — a mile of oceanfront boardwalk, four distinct neighborhoods, and a livelier pace than the private peninsula.
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A historic beach city on Banderas Bay — the widest dining, nightlife, and after-dark scene anywhere on the bay, all of it walkable.
Puerto Vallarta trades the private peninsula for a real city: rooftop bars and live music every night of the week, restaurants and galleries within walking distance, and a beach scene that’s never asked for a membership. If nightlife matters more than quiet, this is the destination that delivers it.
Villas to Match the Way You Travel
Every villa in this collection is in the city itself — filtered here by what matters most when choosing where to stay.
Oceanfront & Beachfront
Direct beach access or unobstructed ocean views.
Available in Puerto Vallarta
Ocean Views
A water view from the property — not necessarily right on the sand.
Available in Puerto Vallarta
Family Villas (6+ Bedrooms)
Room for multi-generational groups and extended stays.
Available in Puerto Vallarta
Intimate Properties (2–4 Bedrooms)
Sized right for a couple, a small family, or a close group of friends.
Available in Puerto Vallarta
Lower Nightly Rates
Our most accessible nightly rates in this collection.
Available in Puerto Vallarta
Where to Stay






In the City
Puerto Vallarta is a public city, not a private community — everything below is open to anyone.
The Malecón
The Malecón
A mile of oceanfront boardwalk linking the Zona Romántica to El Centro, dotted with 34 sculptures — including the bronze “Boy on the Seahorse,” Puerto Vallarta’s official symbol. Vendors and street performers by day; the bars and restaurants along it carry the energy into the night.
Nightlife
Puerto Vallarta After Dark
Rooftop bars watching the sun drop into the Pacific, a nightly cabaret and live-music scene through the Zona Romántica, and enough restaurants, bars, and clubs within a few blocks that you never need to call a cab. It’s the one advantage no other destination on the bay can match.
Neighborhoods
Historic and walkable
Puerto Vallarta’s original downtown, anchored by the crown-topped Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Cobblestone streets climb from the bay past art galleries, cafés, and the city’s oldest architecture.
City Life
Art & Galleries
Dozens of galleries across El Centro and the Zona Romántica, showing everything from Huichol folk art to contemporary Mexican painting.
Isla Río Cuale
A tree-shaded river island splitting El Centro from the Zona Romántica, home to an artisan market of silver, ceramics, and Huichol art, plus a small cultural center — reachable on foot from either neighborhood.
A city built to be walked — the Malecón at golden hour.
Ready to experience Puerto Vallarta?
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