Swimming in a pool and enjoying the weightless sensation it delivers is a refreshing way to cool off, and when you can do so at an astounding 112 meters above sea level in an absolutely luxurious environment, the activity becomes far more envious.  You can experience just that when you stay at Puerto Vallarta’s extraordinary adults-only Hotel Mousai.  The rooftop pool is so sensational, in fact, that it has been rated as one of the top rooftop pools in all of Mexico by the popular travel website Trivago!   Read on to see why The Rooftop at Hotel Mousai outshines the competition.   Situated on the 18th floor of Hotel Mousai, The Rooftop is a chic environment where you can delight in the remarkable sights that surround you, from the sweeping views of the glittering waters of Banderas Bay to the lush jungle-covered mountains that envelop the property.  The pool itself features an infinity design so that your view right from the water seems to expand directly into the waters of the bay that stretches …

Lots of people are wondering whether to visit Puerto Vallarta during COVID, as the world is still moving through the global pandemic, after nearly a year. Last year, the World Travel and Tourism Council created an initiative called the Safe Travels Stamp. The stamp helps travelers recognize governments and companies that have adopted the safety measures outlined by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Puerto Vallarta received the Safe Travels Stamp in June, signaling that it is safe to visit Puerto Vallarta during COVID. Since that time, Hotel Mousai and Garza Blanca Puerto Vallarta has continued to adhere to strict protocols. If you are wondering whether it’s safe to visit Puerto Vallarta, here is some information you should know. Puerto Vallarta International Airport is open and receiving flights. People are expected to wear masks in all public areas, including beaches, avoid gatherings of large groups, and observe social distancing. Resorts in Puerto Vallarta are open and taking special safety precautions per government mandates. Many are even going …

Garza Blanca Preserve Resort & Spa in Puerto Vallarta ranks as one of the Best Resorts in Mexico of 2020 according to Condé Nast Traveler, a luxury and lifestyle travel magazine. Every year, Condé Nast Traveler compiles a list of ¨the best of the best¨ to recognize excellence in the travel industry including the world’s best resorts, spas, airlines, and countries, among others. The lists are compiled based on surveys completed by more than 715,000 Condé Nast readers sharing their recent travel experiences. Their responses help Condé Nast Traveler select the winners of their annual Readers’ Choice Awards, which are the longest-running awards of this kind. 2020 marked the 33rd consecutive year that this prestigious award has been given and was the most unique year in the history of these awards since travel was halted or hugely impacted for much of the year. For the 33rd edition, readers mentioned favorite places they were dreaming about and had a heavy nostalgia for returning to. Condé Nast Traveler selected 40 Resorts to make their list of the …

Mexico is a favorite holiday destination for everyone looking to hit the beaches, soak up the sun, explore historical and cultural sites, and enjoy adventure excursions.  Tourism in Mexico has been impacted in 2020 as the world moves through the Coronavirus pandemic together. Thankfully, the states of Quintana Roo, Baja California Sur and Jalisco have seen a drop in the numbers of new COVID-19 since the peak in mid-July.  The states of Baja California Sur and Jalisco and their respective tourist municipalities of Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta continue to monitor the situation closely. National Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, Hugo López-Gatell, continues to update each state through the national “stoplight” system every other week.  COVID Stoplight System  Mexico has been using a “stoplight” system to indicate the Coronavirus risk in each state. The stoplight system includes four colors: green, yellow, orange, and red. Green indicates a low risk of contagion, while red indicates a high risk of contagion. Every two weeks, the Mexican government updates the map of the country, showing each state in …

We share with you the special menu that the renowned chefs Humberto Carrasco (Hiroshi) and Carlos Hernández (The Rooftop) have selected to offer you a spectacular Christmas evening. It is a four course dinner where you will explore the flavors that distinguish our restaurants. Hiroshi Restaurant Menu By Chef Humberto Carrasco: Appetizer Seafood Udon or Kuri Maki Starter Rib Eye Maki or Mixed Carpaccio Main Course Grilled Salmon or Duck Magret Dessert Christmas Sphere or Special Christmas Cake Click here to download the Christmas menu The Rooftop Menu by Chef Karlos Hernández: Appetizer Cream of Pumkin or Rockefeller Lobster Starter Octopus Carpaccio or Aged Rib Eye Main Course Duck Magret or Sea Bass Dessert Chef Special Selection at your table Click here to download the Christmas menu 5 / 5 ( 1 vote )