Costa de Oro is located in a fantastic spot - in the middle of the hotel zone, close to the beach, shops, restaurants, and Mazatlan's nightlife. A luxurious, long beach with gentle surf makes for lots of fun outdoor time. Within half an hour of the Mazatlan International Airport, and minutes from the Mazatlan Aquarium, Bullring, Angela Peralta Theatre, Mazatlan Art Museum, Archaeological Museum, the Baseball Stadium, and the Gran Plaza shopping center, the Costa de Oro offers proximity to a lot more than just a great beach!

The 290 rooms and suites at the Costa de Oro are found in the ten-story tower offering wonderful views of the ocean, and the three- and four-story buildings featuring convenient access to the beach, restaurants and shops. The free-form pool has waterfalls, palms trees, a children's section, and beach-entry. A large spa tub overlooking the ocean is available. A small internet center with high-speed connections, mini supermarket, hair salon, and three tennis courts are on the premises.

Rooms and suites include on-demand movies, air conditioning, dial-up internet access, cable/satellite television with premium channels, hair dryer, iron and ironing board (on request), and in-room safe. Suites also have fully-equipped kitchenettes, private balcony, and ocean or pool views.

The hotel offers three restaurants: Tequila's Bar and Grill for casual and tasty fare, Blue Lagoon Snack and Pool Bar for poolside snacks and drinks, and Adobes Restaurant for fine dining, including special seafood dishes.

If the Costa de Oro is anything, it is fun. Super friendly staff will help you enjoy your vacation to the fullest. The beach at Costa de Oro is the center of action for beach swimming, sea kayaking, jet skiing, parasailing, waterskiing, and snorkeling. Children's activities are afoot at the resort and your kids will enjoy ceramic painting, piñata making, and more. There are three onsite private tennis courts with equipment rentals and a tennis instructor. Enjoy volleyball and aerobics, too.

Beyond the hotel confines there's a lot to see in Mazatlan. Sports Fishing and Mazatlan are hand-in-glove companions, providing some of the best Marlin fishing anywhere; the local flavor of the city includes cliff divers, colorful markets, mariachis, churches, plazas, and traditional neighborhoods; Old Mazatlan is a treat for those longing to see Old Mexico and peer into her romantic past. The Angela Peralto Theatre and the Central Plaza are reminders of a time of nobility and old world culture. Take a bay cruise and watch the entire shrimp fleet come in. See seals and marine life. Cuisine, culture, history, vibrant nightlife, blazing sunsets, Mazatlan!

If you're a family or a couple seeking a relaxing and casual beachfront vacation, close to hotel zone restaurants and shops, the Costa de Oro Hotel is an excellent choice. Convenience, service, comfort and value - that's the Costa de Oro.

See you in Mazatlan!