Susurros del Corazón, Auberge Resorts Collection

This hotel was my favourite hotel I’ve ever stayed at I HIGHLY recommend!! Service was so hospitable, friendly and accommodating and the facilities and design of the hotel was modern, but preserved the Mexican culture in its architecture. The food was exquisite and the activities on offer are amazing such as surfing, chocobanana making and so much more! They really make your stay unique and the hotel room, pool and beach scream luxury.

An amazing experience here, highly recommend! The resort is so beautiful, comfortable, and the people are so warm and welcoming. We wanted a resort in the Mexican culture, and it provided that! Highly recommend!

We are STILL talking about our stay and what an incredible time we had for thanksgiving. It wouldn’t have been the same without the GM I believe his name was Alberto. Him and his team were so welcoming. They helped us facilitate trips into Sayulita with an amazing driver. Our kids had a blast at the kids club and the best part of all was the additional childcare every night at dinner time. We will always have fond memories of our family trip.

Relax in luxury and impeccable service at Susurros Del Corazon. You won't want to leave this beautiful oasis at the end of your trip!

Place was amazing, very clean and relaxing. Food and drinks were great and location is remarkable. Highly recommend, family of 10 stayed in Nido villa and had more than enough room.

Review of Hotel Susurros del Corazon, Punta Mita My stay at Hotel Susurros del Corazon in Punta Mita had its highs and lows, but overall, it fell short of expectations for a luxury resort in Mexico. While the property itself has undeniable charm, the lack of activities, exorbitant pricing, and restrictive environment left me wishing I’d chosen a different destination. The Good The resort’s grounds are stunning and impeccably maintained, creating a serene and picturesque atmosphere. The hotel room was a highlight—beautifully designed with a fantastic shower and an exceptionally comfortable bed that made for restful nights. The pool area was another win, with a relaxing vibe and a fun swim-up bar that added a touch of enjoyment to lazy afternoons. The beach was equally inviting, offering a tranquil spot to unwind with the sound of waves in the background. The Not-So-Good Unfortunately, the positives were overshadowed by several frustrations. The on-site restaurant was a letdown—my steak was overcooked twice, and the morning pastries were underwhelming, lacking the quality you’d expect from a high-end resort. More concerning was the lack of dining options. With only one restaurant on the property, you’re essentially stuck eating there, as Punta Mita offers little in the way of alternatives. The town itself is small, unremarkable, and lacks charm, with only a few basic stands and overpriced pharmacies to explore. Unlike more vibrant destinations like Cabo, there’s almost nothing to do outside the resort, and the inability to visit neighboring resorts for dining or activities made the experience feel isolating. The pricing at Susurros del Corazon was a major sticking point. Everything felt inflated beyond reason. For example, a bottle of Veuve Clicquot champagne was priced at an astonishing $350—four to five times its retail cost. Food and spa services were similarly exorbitant, far exceeding what I’ve encountered at other luxury resorts in Mexico and worldwide. The sense of being “nickel and dimed” started early: we paid nearly $190 for airport transportation arranged by the hotel, only to be told on arrival that we’d need to pay an extra $12 for toll roads or face an hour-long detour. This fee should have been included, and the experience set a frustrating tone for the trip. Final Thoughts While Hotel Susurros del Corazon boasts beautiful grounds, comfortable rooms, and a relaxing beach and pool, it doesn’t live up to the standards set by other luxury resorts like the Auberge properties in Cabo. The lack of activities, restrictive dining options, and shockingly high prices made the five-day stay feel overly long—two days would have been plenty. The resort feels like it capitalizes on its captive audience, charging premium prices for a less-than-premium experience. For those seeking a lively, value-driven luxury getaway, I’d recommend looking elsewhere.