Hotel Living for 1+ Months At A Time

I am interested in hearing what you find.

I've been to a lot of hotels Gordy, and that should work if you have your reservations locked in, in advance. Some places are popular and book up quick, so flexibility is essential.

I've done a month here and there and I find it gets old pretty fast after the 2nd or 3rd week. The clerks at the front desk are much less attentive and I get bored, and want to go home to my base camp city where I spend about $900 U.S. on a 3 bdrm house. No one knocks on my door at 9 am to clean the room , no people stomping down the hall talking loudly after exiting the bar at 2am, Just tranquilo until the next adventure.

Hi Gordy, I have travelled throughout Mexico and often did that.
There are also lots of little hotel complex with common areas including cooking/fridge but you also have a small fridge in your room. The more common term used in Mexico are bungalows with go from small kitchenette to full kitchen/living room area.

Book in advance in high season or weekends in some area.

Go on the internet for lots of more mexican type hotels/bungalows.

Lots of them give discounts after 3 days stay

Areas my wife and I went to Melaque/Barra de Navidad, La Peñita de Jaltemba/Rincon de Guayabitos, Perula, Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa, Puerto Angel/Zipolite areas in the course of the last 20 years. Now, we have settled down in an 2bdr apartment within a 9 apts complex in La Peñita de Jaltemba since last year as fulltime residents in Mexico for 9000$ pesos/month all included (furnished, internet, gas, electricity, megacable, pool, 2 terrace) except housekeeper (220$ pesos/weekly cleaning) and between April and October no other NOTB tenants we are alone with mexican family and neighbors.

For a budget of up to 1800$ USD, we will have lots of offers available to you.

Adios y buen dia a todos, GyC.

mexicogc wrote:

Hi Gordy, I have travelled throughout Mexico and often did that.
There are also lots of little hotel complex with common areas including cooking/fridge but you also have a small fridge in your room. The more common term used in Mexico are bungalows with go from small kitchenette to full kitchen/living room area.

Book in advance in high season or weekends in some area.

Go on the internet for lots of more mexican type hotels/bungalows.

Lots of them give discounts after 3 days stay

Areas my wife and I went to Melaque/Barra de Navidad, La Peñita de Jaltemba/Rincon de Guayabitos, Perula, Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa, Puerto Angel/Zipolite areas in the course of the last 20 years. Now, we have settled down in an 2bdr apartment within a 9 apts complex in La Peñita de Jaltemba since last year as fulltime residents in Mexico for 9000$ pesos/month all included (furnished, internet, gas, electricity, megacable, pool, 2 terrace) except housekeeper (220$ pesos/weekly cleaning) and between April and October no other NOTB tenants we are alone with mexican family and neighbors.

For a budget of up to 1800$ USD, we will have lots of offers available to you.

Adios y buen dia a todos, GyC.

Thanks very much!

I am from Canada living in Merida now. Many affordable monthly rentals here available and even on the beaches.