Fiesta Americana Nuevo Vallarta Resort Spa Opens on Mexican Pacific Coast

Fiesta Americana Nuevo Vallarta Resort opens after transformation of Wyndham Alta Nuevo Vallarta offering oceanfront suites, spa, pools, and dining. Search Fiesta Americana Nuevo Vallarta Resort for details.

The newly rebranded Fiesta Americana Nuevo Vallarta Resort Spa has officially opened its doors after a comprehensive renovation of the former Wyndham Alta Nuevo Vallarta. Nestled along one of the most exclusive stretches of the Mexican Pacific, the resort joins the Grupo Posadas portfolio, promising guests a modern oceanfront experience built around comfort and attentive service.

Guests will find 229 junior suites with sweeping views of either the ocean or the surrounding mountains. For those seeking an elevated stay, the Fiesta Club level offers additional perks such as private check-in, exclusive lounge access, and enhanced in-room amenities. Families, couples, and groups will appreciate the resort’s wide range of facilities that cater to every age and interest.

The property’s wellness spa features treatment rooms, a sauna, and a relaxation lounge, all designed to help guests unwind after a day of beachside activities. A dedicated children’s club keeps younger visitors entertained with supervised games and crafts, while three outdoor pools—including an infinity pool overlooking the ocean—invite relaxation and recreation. On-site staff coordinates daily activities such as yoga classes, beach volleyball, and cooking demonstrations, ensuring there’s always something to do.

Dining takes center stage under the leadership of celebrated chef Gerardo Rivera, who heads the resort’s all-inclusive culinary program. The restaurant lineup spans Mexican specialties, Mediterranean plates, Greek dishes, and a selection of international favorites. Buffet stations and a la carte menus rotate daily to keep offerings fresh. Rivera’s menu highlights include fresh ceviche with local ingredients, wood-fired pizzas, and a signature mezcal tasting menu. Guests can dine indoors in air-conditioned comfort or opt for al fresco seating with ocean views.

“Incorporating this property into the Fiesta Americana brand lets us align the guest experience with the higher standards travelers expect,” said Enrique Calderón, director of operations for Grupo Posadas. “We invested in improvements that showcase our signature warmth, hospitality, and attention to detail.” His enthusiasm reflects the broader strategy to solidify Fiesta Americana’s presence along Mexico’s Pacific coast.

Located just a 20-minute drive from Puerto Vallarta International Airport and only five minutes from the heart of Nuevo Vallarta, the resort appeals to travelers interested in both relaxation and adventure. Two championship golf courses sit nearby, drawing golf enthusiasts eager to hit the links against a backdrop of swaying palm trees and Pacific breezes. Water sports such as paddleboarding and snorkeling are available at the resort’s private beach, while guided excursions to nearby towns offer cultural immersion.

The project began when Grupo Posadas acquired the Wyndham Alta Nuevo Vallarta and initiated a multi-million dollar renovation to introduce Fiesta Americana’s signature design and service standards. Updates included modernizing guest rooms, restoring beachfront access, and refurbishing meeting spaces for weddings and corporate events. The flexible event spaces can accommodate everything from intimate weddings to large conferences, making the resort a versatile choice for organizers.

Early guests have praised the balance of luxury and local flavor. One visitor noted that the décor seamlessly blends contemporary comforts with subtle nods to Mexican art and craftsmanship. Another highlighted the friendly service, saying staff anticipated needs before guests even asked—a trademark of the Fiesta Americana collection.

As Grupo Posadas continues to expand its footprint, the opening of Fiesta Americana Nuevo Vallarta Resort Spa strengthens its all-inclusive brand lineup. It follows recent launches along the Riviera Maya and Baja California. With its oceanfront setting, upgraded amenities, and diverse culinary offerings, this resort aims to stand out among the region’s all-inclusive options.

Whether guests arrive seeking a family getaway, a romantic escape, or a venue for a milestone event, Fiesta Americana Nuevo Vallarta Resort Spa offers a fresh take on Pacific coast hospitality. From sunrise yoga sessions overlooking the bay to late evening live music by the pool, the property has been designed so every moment feels genuine and memorable.

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