Mazatlan
Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique Mazatlan
This boutique hotel enjoys a grand location and a colorful past. This historic building was a hotspot for celebrities like John Wayne, Robert Mitchum and Ernest Hemingway who kept his fishing boat nearby. What was originally a large residence and once the famous O’Brien’s Seafood during the roaring 20’s jazz age. It was abandoned until 2005 and reborn as Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique in old town Mazatlan.
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After two years of hard work and tireless efforts to revive the property to its original glory, Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique opened her doors 2007. Each of the eight rooms are named after Lucila’s eight daughters. Prices from $175 for standard room up to $295 a night for their largest suite.
Today, Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique provides guests with modern-day hospitality, fused with old world charm. Known for her sweeping Pacific Ocean views and fabulous sunsets, Casa Lucila is a short walk to the area’s art galleries, museums, restaurants + bars, and boutique shops. So if you want a great location with sweeping views, close to the resurrected historic zone this quality boutique hotel is a great option. This video is bought to you by KT Morgan host of Mexicos Finest Boutique Hotels, your Insiders Guide to the best of Mexico.