White stucco bungalows named for musicians and painters overlook the beach or interior courtyards. The sparse, contemporary rooms accommodate two, three, or five people. The bathrooms are tiny, however, and have no hot water. If you can opt for one of the suites, which have plunge pools, air-conditioning, and terraces, you'll be a lot more comfortable. An excellent outdoor restaurant draws diners from miles around, and on weekends the hotel fills with an interesting array of guests, such as embassy personnel from Mexico City.
Reviewed by hcohen from Boston born, now living in L.A. on 4/11/08
I was recommended by a friend to visit this out of the way sleepy place. I had a great time with a great charming atmosphere. The sunsets were amazing and overall I will definitely head to this place again when I find myself in Acapulco.
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