Hotels near House of Culture in Acapulco

The hotel belongs to the resort. The rooms are located on the entire mountain. There are separate buildings on the upper and lower floors. Each one is from an open-air small swimming pool. The hotel has its own seaside bath, which is free for residents only, and there is a regular shuttle bus to the bath. Hotel health and environment.

This hotel is a shit, the photos you have on your page and apps, are two years ago. We were just in Family this weekend Thursday 25 May of this present and the asshole gardens, the room with animals(cucarachas) the bathroom don't deliver it as they say on the disinfected photo, don't give you control for air conditioning, The beds nothing to see on the photos are a fool or want to sleep in them, they don't change the shoes and the cobby put them again, TV is of the oldest, they don't give you the key to the wifi, the phone never had line, You must put soaps and shampoo, well because they only put you two small for the two days you reserve and the shampoo half likewise they didn't put me another on the second day. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable.

I very rarely write a review but felt like I needed to with this hotel. This hotel has nice rooms and pool areas and good location on the beach, but would not recommend for couples or single or business travelers. At least 80% of the guests were families. The hotel has some really frustrating things that make the stay a lot less enjoyable than it should be. 1. Check-in - waited 20 mins to check-in even though we were the 1st people in the Queue and there were only 1 other couple checking in . There seemed to be 3 staff moving between the front counter and back office but no one made eye contact or acknowledged you. I felt a bit invisible. Not a nice first impression. 2. Breakfast. Chaotic. Included in the room rate and its a buffet. Arrived 0930 and waited 30 mins to get in as it was so busy. Had to linger around the entrance and wait to your name was shouted out to go in. The staff at the entrance were nice and cope well under the pressure of all the hungry guests waiting to get in. There is other staff standing around by the entrance and reception area - but just observing and not actually doing anything to make the guest experience any better - strange. In the breakfast restaurant it will full of families and kids. Really noisy and cramped and to make it even more noise there is music playing and TV's on the wall. What should be a nice relaxing breakfast is a stressful experience. There is a queue for each buffet station. We never had the cooked breakfast as the queue was too long to wait for. Got out of bed 90 mins earlier to avoid have the same breakfast experience again the next day (0800). The breakfast restaurant is way too small to cope with the amount of guests - I presume this is a daily experience. The space needs to be expanded. 3. Pool areas. There is a family pool where people save beds very early in the morning - you will need be to be up early to get a sunbed here. The adult pool is really nice however 3 annoying things which make relaxing by the pool a really un-relaxing experience. Music - high energy music blasting out of a low-quality crackly low-quality speaker which sounded terrible. It was obvious no one was enjoying the music and does not create a chilled relaxing vibe. I can't understand why the hotel management cannot see this? The sun loungers away from the pools and on the grass are all fixed upright with wooden blocks so you cannot lay them flat. I have never seen this in any hotel worldwide - I cant understand why a hotel would do that unless its to make them look better in photography? It is certainly not in the best interests of the guests. There was a waiter that would take drinks orders for you but he never approached us or made eye contact in the 2 days we were there. It seems like to you have get his attention or approach him when you see him. There was only 1 barman working hard at the pool bar and always people waiting to order - so didn't bother as it seems like it was going to be a long wait. Other s

Because I was worried more about the bad comments I had seen about this hotel, but the truth is that the room that touched me was quite acceptable, obviously not waiting for luxury for what I paid and more on a holiday bridge, But if you were to expect a clean room and with what is necessary for a comfortable stay, the rooms actually look a little old, like in the 1990s but have a cold, a glass table, chairs, kitchen and a bed sofa. I have to say that the only disadvantages I had were a contact that connected the screen because it was not running out and that the wifi had a very weak signal, for the rest, the staff were very kind, 10 minutes later in the check-in which I thought a fairly reasonable time, I had no problem with waiting time in lifts, the clean room and the next day at 12 the room was ready to seat the room, It seems that the air conditioning equipment was recently replaced, because I already touched one remote control, no longer the manual equipment of those that are very noisy, the area of woods light clean as the beach and I had the luck that I touched one Quiet oil and quite acceptable breakfast buffet for the 145 pesos you pay, I insist, may the hotel be austere and a little old, but the staff treatment, The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable.

The building has an intriguing shape and there are many pools. It’s also right in La Condesa Beach. Ideal location, you would think. BUT…. 1. After checking in, I found a very dirty washroom sink, and called down to report it. The woman who arrived waved her hand dismissively but I stood my ground and she cleaned it. Turns out the drain is clogged so even if the poor cleaner did her job the first time, the previous guest’s hair and muck would ring the sink unless you took special care. Annnd the sink was never fixed the whole time I was there. 2. At checkin I got a band slapped on my wrist and later realized every guest got one. It showed you belong on the property. Also they come in different colors: White means a basic stay; red means breakfast included and purple means all inclusive. So yea others will know what you’re paying for during your stay. 3. The beach is pretty good except it’s a pirate’s cove — meaning that because of the vagaries of Mexican law, though Hotsun has a great location and a piece of the beach for its guests, where you can generally sit free, the spots nearest the water belong to the government. So if you sit in the lounge chairs and under the tents nearest the waves, you have to pay different guys who keep changing the price every single day. If you land on a cruise ship from some far-flung country you may not be aware of this. Those guys, wearing uniforms of some sort, also sell drinks that are exorbitantly priced. Before you figure out they have nothing to do with Hotsun, you may be taken for a ride. I was. Also, every 1-2 mins of every day, vendors descend on the beach with all sorts of things for sale. In one day I was asked to buy grilled shrimp on a stick, coconut water with jelly, sun hats, fridge magnets, massages, boat rides, oysters, sun dresses, sunglasses, beach floats, tattoos, braids, sunscreen, sand boots and a serenade from a nice old man with a guitar. People have to make a living, yes, and the law makes Mexican beach space very democratic, but I wish the hotel, which took a $200 MXN returnable deposit to give me a towel to lie by the pool for the duration of my stay, had warned me about the Wild West nature of the beach where it is located, and pointed out which uniformed person belongs to the hotel and a head’s up so I could buy at my own risk. I said “No, gracias” maybe 90 times during that one week. 4. The noise, oh the noise. El ruido comes up to the hotel’s top floors and grabs you by the neck: Music, laughter, children squealing, etc. These are usually all marvelous aspects about living on planet earth, but when you can’t sleep because a group at the hotel is holding a party on the beach and the thump thump thump of reggaeton is blaring deep into the night and giving you a headache, the conclusion is the hotel is not prioritizing the comfort of the rest of its guests. If this is your jam, go for it. But for many it would be a frustrating experience all around.

AZUL restaurant! A lovely Mexican cuisine experience in beautiful Acapulco in Iconic Princess Mundo Imperial, I have tried some few dishes of them (Pescadillas, Mole, torta de coco) and almost all of them taste delicious! They have various Mexican food in menu and their bar of alcoholic and non alcohol drink is pretty much complete for different tastes. I appreciate help of Jorge Jimenez In Azul restaurant, he was helping me carefully with my food choice and he recommended me a very tasty drink (mixed of orange and pineapple), which I ordered 2 more! All other staff are pretty professional and kind and it’s easy to understand that you won’t leave the restaurant unhappy. Thank you very much!

The hotel is quite good and relatively new, so the facilities are well preserved. There were two topics that bothered me : 1) I couldn't get extra coats. The answer was decisive, ”we have no availability”, so simple. It's not possible that in a chain hotel you need coats! 2) The bathroom has no tapes for the entrance to the bathroom and inside it. The floor is very sparkly with the risk of a fall. In addition, the water is out of the bathroom and floods part of the bathroom. I emphasisely suggest take sandals to avoid falling The Kleenex was completed on the first day of our stay and was never replaced.

Ramada by Wyndham Acapulco Hotel and Suites is a renovated property located in front of the Acapulco bay with easy access to the beach and main tourist points of interest. At Ramada by Wyndham Acapulco Hotel and Suites guests will enjoy a great location located in one of the most important beaches in the city Playa Hornos. This 75 property offers an outdoor pool for guests to relax during their stay. All rooms include a kitchen with refrigerator and microwave as well as free WiFi and Cable TV. Ramada by Wyndham Acapulco Hotel and Suites is a great option for families as rooms can receive up to 6 guests.

Located in Acapulco (Granjas del Marqués), Pierre Mundo Imperial is within a 15-minute walk of El Revolcadero and Playa Revolcadero. This upscale resort is 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from Bahia de Puerto Marques and 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Majahua Beach.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 3 outdoor swimming pools, outdoor tennis courts, and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this resort include wireless internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).All-inclusive rates are available at this resort. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Grab a bite at Tarraza, one of the resort's 4 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Snacks are also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 11 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. This resort has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 229 guestrooms featuring MP3 docking stations and plasma televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Wireless internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature hair dryers and bathrobes.

Manage more cleaning looks a little weakened and with maintenance crafts He urges a re-model is something old and at your time maybe it was excellent but that time is already passed