Basilio Badillo · Puerto Vallarta
ARTEE Studio 203Stay in the Heart of Puerto Vallarta's Zona Romántica
An inviting studio in the heart of Zona Romántica, steps from Basilio Badillo's restaurants, nightlife and local favorites, and just a short walk to Los Muertos Beach and Pier.
Welcome
A modern studio, steps from everything
ARTEE Studio 203 is a contemporary studio in the ARTEE 380 building on Basilio Badillo, in the middle of Puerto Vallarta's Zona Romántica. Restaurants, cafés, galleries and nightlife are all within a few blocks, and Los Muertos Beach and Pier are roughly a five-minute walk away.
Inside, the studio is set up for comfortable stays of a weekend or a season: a king-size bed, a full kitchenette, an in-unit washer and dryer, and a private balcony overlooking the building's interior courtyard.
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Reserve directly with the owner. Check the live calendar, see seasonal rates, and send a request — no booking platform in between.
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What's included
- Studio
- King-size bed
- 1 bathroom
- Private balcony
- Air conditioning
- Smart TV
- Fully equipped kitchenette
- Washer & dryer
- High-speed internet
- Rooftop pool & jacuzzi
- Elevator
- Controlled-access building
- Safe
- Walkable Zona Romántica location
The Studio
Designed for easy, comfortable stays
An open studio layout with a king-size bed, a comfortable sitting area, a Smart TV and large sliding doors that open onto the private balcony. Blackout curtains, air conditioning and a spacious closet make longer stays effortless.
- King-size bed
- Air conditioning
- Blackout curtains
- Spacious closet
- In-room safe
- Large sliding doors
- Comfortable sitting area
- Sofa
Rooftop
Pool, jacuzzi and bay views
The building's rooftop has a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a shaded lounge area, with views across Banderas Bay and to the surrounding mountains.
Location
Basilio Badillo, Zona Romántica
Basilio Badillo is one of the most walkable streets in Puerto Vallarta, lined with restaurants, bars, cafés and galleries. The neighborhood is welcoming and diverse, and it's home to many of the city's best-known gay bars and venues.
Walk from the door
Everything within a few blocks
Beach & Waterfront
- Los Muertos Beachapproximately 5-minute walk
- Los Muertos Pierapproximately 5-minute walk
- Malecónshort walk
Restaurants
- La Palapanearby
- Joe Jack's Fish Shacknearby
- El Arrayána short walk
- Café des Artistesa short walk
Nightlife
- Basilio Badillo bars & loungessteps away
- Zona Romántica nightlife districtaround the corner
- Well-known gay bars & venuesa short walk
Availability & Rates
Direct-booking rates for 2026–2027
Nightly rates change by season, and stays that cross seasons are priced night by night. Extended stays of 28 nights or more are welcome.
| Season | Dates | Per night |
|---|---|---|
| Summer | May 1 – October 31 | $115 USD |
| Fall | November 1 – December 22 | $175 USD |
| Spring | January 2 – April 30 | $186 USD |
| Winter / Holidays | December 23 – January 1 | $245 USD |
Rates apply to the 2026–2027 seasons and are quoted in US dollars per night.
Stays that cross seasons are priced night by night. Extended stays of 28 nights or more are welcome; please inquire for longer stays.
Guest Reviews
What guests say
Guest reviews will appear here once they are published.
Puerto Vallarta
A city worth exploring
Beyond the neighborhood: the Malecón, the beaches south of town, water taxis to Yelapa and Quimixto, and the mountain villages of the Sierra Madre.
Zona Romántica
The neighborhood south of the Río Cuale, known for walkable streets, restaurants, cafés, galleries and nightlife. Basilio Badillo runs through the middle of it.
Los Muertos Beach
The main beach in Zona Romántica, with beach clubs, loungers and casual restaurants along the sand. Approximately a five-minute walk from the studio.
Los Muertos Pier
A landmark pier at the south end of the beach, also a departure point for water taxis to the southern beaches.
Malecón
Puerto Vallarta's seaside promenade, lined with sculptures, bars and restaurants. A short walk north along the waterfront.
Restaurants
Basilio Badillo and the surrounding streets hold one of the densest concentrations of restaurants in the city, from taco stands to long-established dining rooms.
Cafés
Independent coffee shops and bakeries are scattered through the neighborhood, most of them within a few blocks.
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Ready to plan your stay?
Check the calendar for your dates, or send us a question — we're happy to help you plan.