Sayulita has amazing and incredibly unique accommodations! We cant wait to see where you choose.

Something incredible about Sayulita is there are no large resorts (yet). The options include Airbnbs, boutique style hotels, villas, and they are extremely affordable and often come with a pool. We recommend an Airbnb close to the town square or the beach, as you can likely get something beautiful for under $100 a night. Some examples from Airbnb are below.

If you are looking for a hotel, resort, or something Sayulita town doesn't offer, we recommend staying at the nice hotels in Punta Mita (15 minutes away by car). Feel free to ask our advice on what airbnb/location we recommend!

The beauty of Sayulita accommodations is that there are places to stay for any budget... and they are all equally amazing! We will be staying on the west side of town, or the south side of the beach, at Villa Amor. This is a quieter part of town with "fancier," villas owned by boutique hotels. If you are looking for that experience, rather than lively town center, join us at Villa Amor or nearby. If you would like to stay here, please contact us so we can assign you a room if they are still available. There will be tradeoffs to where you are staying. If you choose somewhere a little further from town center it will definitely take longer for you to get from your accommodations to the festivities, and we recommend getting transportation (golf cart). On the other hand, if you are right in the middle of the town square, you may hear the nightlife. Check out the Airbnb descriptions, reviews, look at it on a map and choose what best suits your needs.

If you are coming with a group, we advise looking into staying at the same place. Most of these Airbnb's or boutique hotels are large compounds split into multiple units so it would really fun to take over a compound.

It's important to note the size of this town is so small that wherever you stay - you will be within a 5-10 minute golf cart ride of anyone else.

Here are some things you are going to want to keep in mind, given we are not in the United States anymore:

- Different country means different water. Drinking tap can result in food poisoning (Alex knows that personally). Plan to only drink bottled or filtered water. Many airbnbs and hotels offer this in your accommodation for ~$10 per 5 gallon jug.

- The streets in town center are cobble stone so pack your shoes accordingly.

- On a similar note, while the town itself isn't that large, there is quite a bit of walking from your apartment to the beach to get food to the wedding venue etc. There are also quite a few hills. If this doesn't sound fun, look below at our "transportation," section, and plan to take a golf cart everywhere. We highly recommend renting a golf cart because it makes everything quick and fun.

- As Americans, we often think that things in Mexico will be super affordable. For some things, this is true, but for others it's just as expensive as in the US. Sayulita is known as a "surf yoga town," meaning that health cafes in the area, and food in general is comparable in price to US. Plan your budget accordingly :)