Puerto Vallarta Condo Zona Romantica with Water, Mountain Views & WiFi

Seapal, who supplies water for the City of Puerto Vallarta, had a large pump go out in the whole area. All condo buildings and houses in our area were without City water. Our condo building has a backup water holding tank which just needed to be filled with fresh water and this was done in a timely manner.

Thanks for the very positive review, Susan. May I ask why you gave our condo home a one star rating? Appreciate your feedback.

Thanks for the positive review! We love our condo home :)

Thank you for the review of our condo home. I just returned from 15 days at our place and found the internet connection up in our area of PV to be being worked on by the phone company. I learned that by turning my laptop off and then on each morning, that the connection seemed to want to work and well. Our HOA mgmt. company had the pool heater turned off until December 1st, so I have made a suggestion to turn it on next year on November 1st. Yes, I mention in our advertising about our community, that the winter sun does not shine on our pool deck. The rotation of the earth and how our building sits on the mountain, allows us direct pool area sun only in the spring, summer and fall months. Thanks again.

Appreciate the feedback. If our onsite property manager had been notified, we could have had the shower head replaced quickly. Unfortunately, our housekeeper is too short to use the water from the two shower heads for cleaning, so they are not used in between guests and our group just prior had been at our condo home for four weeks and had not mentioned any issues, so this must have cracked on the stem that spouted water just upon arrival. We arrived right after this visit and noted and replaced. What we have learned about the bath tub in the master is that the new water pipes installed for the building to now connect us to the city water had not had a chance to be completely flushed. The bath tub is used so rarely by guests that we were unaware of this now flushed water pipe particles situation. Again, thank you.

Yes, global warming got the best of our community set high up a steep mountain ... as we are not used to the typical dry winter months when our building is full of residents and lots of heavy rain for days in a row. Since the building was completed in 2008 and the developer abandoned his obligation to connect us with city water and sewer, we have been hauling in water daily and emptying the sewer basin regularly by large trucks. The City of Puerto Vallarta, after years of requests and lobbying, has allowed us to connect and we have been working towards this with the required permits and fees since September. As with most things in Mexico, nothing works as smoothly and efficiently as one would expect. Since early December, we have been laying the pipe, installing our pumps and holding basins and working towards our connection to the city water and sewer. Just last week, our engineer overseeing the project, ran the water supply tests and all appears to be in order. Yes!!!