Facilities El Cid Marina Beach Hotel, Mazatlan Mexico

Facilities El Cid Marina Beach Hotel

Chart a course to tranquility at El Cid Marina Beach Hotel, an exquisitely designed, Mediterranean-inspired Mazatlan marina hotel overlooking the Pacific Ocean. With stately yachts cruising the marina just off your balcony, and a private, secluded beach accessible via water taxi, we're the preferred tropical playground of families and couples. Lounge by one of our two magnificent swimming pools - featuring a swim-up bar, shallow lagoon, and an enthralling labyrinth of underwater caves sure to delight kids of all ages. Challenge yourself with a round of golf or tennis match at El Cid Country Club. Participate in a memorable fishing expedition with our experienced crew. As the day comes to a close, take in the breathtakingly gorgeous sunset over cocktails at La Marina Restaurant. Whatever type of Mazatlan getaway you desire, our hospitable staff awaits to meet your needs.

Casually elegant, Mediterranean-style accommodations
International marina and Aries Fleet, offering numerous boats for cruising, port fishing, and boat tours
Secluded beach, reachable by a quick water taxi ride, ideal for romance, unique corporate events, or to just escape it all
Water sports, including banana boat rides, Hobie cats/catamarans, jet skiing and boogie boarding at nearby El Cid Castilla Beach hotel
Pronatours Tour Desk
La Marina restaurant, featuring savory seafood delights, overlooking the ocean
Access to facilities of three nearby El Cid hotels and El Cid Country Club, via complimentary shuttle
Golf, tennis, racquetball, spa, and tennis, at nearby El Cid Country Club
Two pools and a spacious Jacuzzi
Wireless high speed Internet access, throughout the resort for a nominal fee
El Cid Kids Club, at El Cid Castilla Beach hotel
Mini golf
Warm and welcoming, multilingual staff
Nearby horseback riding and bicycle rentals
Bottled water and coffee makers in every room (The proceeds from in-room bottled water (10 pesos) and in-room coffee (10 pesos) are donated to the El Cid Foundation, a non-profit organization.)