We stayed at this hotel in November 2010. I didn’t like the hotel at all, firstly, moving around the hotel by typewriter is inconvenient, you have to call, ask to be sent, once I waited 20 minutes, without waiting, went on foot. We lived on fourth level, there were always ants in the room, and geckos in the bathroom : )) Breakfast is very symbolic, 2 croissants each, a slice of watermelon, papaya and one banana for two : ))) + a kettle with coffee.
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We stayed at this hotel in November 2010. I didn’t like the hotel at all, firstly, moving around the hotel by typewriter is inconvenient, you have to call, ask to be sent, once I waited 20 minutes, without waiting, went on foot. We lived on fourth level, there were always ants in the room, and geckos in the bathroom : )) Breakfast is very symbolic, 2 croissants each, a slice of watermelon, papaya and one banana for two : ))) + a kettle with coffee. To get to the beach, you must first get there to the reception, there you can take another transfer that will take you to the beach (it runs on schedule, after 30 minutes). The beach is rocky, to be more precise, a piece of the ocean is fenced off, like a grotto, the stones are slippery, I didn’t swim, but many interesting fish swim. During the rest at the hotel I did not meet a single Russian. The result-price-quality does not match, the hotel is designed mainly for Americans.
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In Acapulco we stayed only for 1 night, the rest of the time we traveled around the country. Acapulco, like many resorts in Mexico, accepts mostly Americans. Lots of bars, discos, restaurants. At the same time, I personally lacked solitude and nature. Although the views there are of course excellent, as in all of Mexico.
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In Acapulco we stayed only for 1 night, the rest of the time we traveled around the country. Acapulco, like many resorts in Mexico, accepts mostly Americans. Lots of bars, discos, restaurants. At the same time, I personally lacked solitude and nature. Although the views there are of course excellent, as in all of Mexico.
The hotel has one definite plus - the rooms are offered with private pools. Although this pleasure is not cheap - a room with a meager breakfast cost us $ 240 per day. Everything is of course very beautiful, the staff is friendly, the pool is yours - swim at least all night. Theoretically, all rooms have a sea view, but we had 3/4 covered by vegetation. The room is nice but not as impressive as in the photo. . .
However, there was an obvious minus - the hotel is not located on the very shore, we had to get there by car, although, it seems, there is a transfer. There is no sand, only rocks. But a natural pool was made from sea water (a section of the sea is fenced). Everything is very private, a large territory, there are few people, there are all sorts of drinks. In general, good, expensive, but more like to sit by the pool. Maybe you didn't get to see much in one day.
The hotel has one definite plus - the rooms are offered with private pools. Although this pleasure is not cheap - a room with a meager breakfast cost us $ 240 per day. Everything is of course very beautiful, the staff is friendly, the pool is yours - swim at least all night. Theoretically, all rooms have a sea view, but we had 3/4 covered by vegetation. The room is nice but not as impressive as in the photo. . .
However, there was an obvious minus - the hotel is not located on the very shore, we had to get there by car, although, it seems, there is a transfer. There is no sand, only rocks. But a natural pool was made from sea water (a section of the sea is fenced). Everything is very private, a large territory, there are few people, there are all sorts of drinks. In general, good, expensive, but more like to sit by the pool. Maybe you didn't get to see much in one day.
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