Super friendly and accommodating

The room was modern with air conditioning and comfortable beds. The bathroom was new. There is a shared kitchen, although we didn't end up using it except for making coffee and tea once. The property is pretty and relatively small. It is walking distance to Playa La Ropa that has restaurants. There is also an Oxxo store for basics (like 711 in the US), but not much else. You can take a "combi/public van" into the town of Zihuatanejo or a taxi. Nice town with lots of restaurants and bars and shops. Snorkeling was mediocre, both at Playa Los Gatos and La Isla Ixtapa.

Highly recommend. Such a great room and a cool swimming pool My room had an hamaca, mini refrigerator, coffee maker, ocean view balcony, air-conditioning, Cable TV Was so comfortable, La Ropa beach is 2min walking. This is a great hotel

We were on the third floor with a lovely view out to the ocean and a communal kitchen (open air, one half of the third floor) outside our door. The property is very close to the beach with easy access. It’s also about 100m from Paty’s Bar / Restaurant…..a perfect spot for sunset happy hour. The pool was very quiet and pleasant. Small fridge in the room but a large, shared, fridge in the kitchen. Super facilities for making coffee in the morning. If you’re staying for a bit and planning to cook you might want to upgrade the pots.

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clean, easy to find.

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Good location, about 100-150 m to the beach, which you can walk wearing the swimming suit or throw a towel on. They give beach towels if you ask. The beach is amazing! One of the best beaches I've seen around the world. But it's best on weekdays, cause people flock on weekends, and it might get crowded with families, boats and jet-skies. There is still space for everyone. There are a couple of good local places to eat in about 5-7 min walk. Also an OXXO at about the same distance. However, the area is hilly, it might be difficult for an elderly person to go up and down. About 30 min walk to the center, and minibuses run on the upper street. A good surprise was that they have a fully equipped kitchen. However, as I understood it is only on the 3rd floor (I stayed on the 3rd). There is a small kinda separate villa, probably it has it's own kitchen too, no idea. The place is quiet, you can get a good sleep, if the neighbors are not loud. I was lucky, no-one disturbed me. But for a late sleeper there is a minor problem. Some local birds start to 'sing' (more like shout) at around 8 am... Very loudly, but probably it's seasonal, no idea. Anyway, ear plugs would come in handy. Or probably if you sleep with your balcony door shut they won't disturb you. I like to hear the ocean sound, so I had my balcony door open. The AC was working ok, for AC lovers. The view is ok, you can see the ocean horizon, but the view is like very open. The balcony was of a very decent size, with nice furniture and a hammock. Definitely helpful for those who travel as a couple, as it can act as a second room to escape :) They cleaned the room EVERY day, which I never saw in any hotel after pandemic (at least in US). Changed towels, did the bed, etc... Also, there is a space for parking, and their territory is gated. To park outside will be complicated on weekends. The street is full with taxis. There is also a decent size pool with a small waterfall.

No elevator, but it's just a 3-floor building.

This place is great. very clean and steps from the beach.

shower wasn’t fantastic. my aircon broke down but they were able to fix it w/in a couple days

location, no bar on-site so quieter, not on the beach (couple of minute walk), staff, having access to a kitchen for morning coffee/meals. Easy to get into Zihuatanejo by bus. Lots of cabs available if needed. Close to some really good restaurants (within 5-15 minute walk)

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