Acapulco Hotel Guide. Independent Hotels in Acapulco, Guerrero

Great hotel, extraordinary views. Very unique architecture. The pool at night is incredible. A place to visit. Service is top of the line.

The people at Boca Chica were outstanding. We felt welcomed immediately and the views are stunning. The food is lacking for dinner a bit... but breakfast is wonderful! Not sure I understand the Japanese influenced menu... I wish it was just authentic Mexican recipes from the region using fresh local fish. Ceviche is a winner though. The pool is amazing and the place is just fantastically charming. Make sure you dive off of the boat dock!

For someone not planning on spending much time at your hotel, this is a pretty decent hotel. Very clean and friendly staff. I only complaint was that the chickens next door would wake me up at 3:30 AM when they started to crow. Other than that, I had a pleasant stay there for a week.

This hotel is situated directly at the beach and all rooms face the beach. So you never have to worry about which way your room is facing. The rooms are spacious and clean

It's a nice but modest hotel. Small, but nice pool... parking available; great location (although no beach access); large but dated rooms with kitchen and noisy A/C. I guess this hotel would be great for people that will not remain there, but rather will go out to the beach, clubs, etc. It's not a "resort" in any way, but it's a nice, pleasant, very cheap hotel in Acapulco's newest and nicest area.

My father and his brother were very happy in thishotel, excellent attention, very good food, room. They will invited everybody to visit ths place

we were upgraded, based on the high ocupancy of this hotel experience was greate.

Great hotel loved the pools, security of the hotel was amazing we felt safe. overall loved the hospitality.

I loved my stay here. The hotel, rooms, food and, of course, front row seating to watch the cliff divers. If you have come for beaches, sterile crowded high rise hotels and trinket shopping and to spend time on your WiFi, this is not it. No beaches and a taxi ride to heart of town, no WiFi. Walking around a working neighbourhood, beautiful scenery which takes you around a promontory. The rooms are old, the tile pigments have worn away but it's still lovely with cosy rooms, comfortable beds and I got a big balcony. Door lock was broken so I stood around with increasing members of staff, laughing as everybody had a go. Great history which you can feel...popular with celebrities many years ago. There are English speaking staff, they have to be hunted down though and everyone is consistently friendly. OXO small supermarket almost across the road with many types of beer...buy a bottle of each to taste and enjoy on your balcony. There is a fridge in the room. Drawbacks: food is pricey with no options other than to go into town. If you want a genteel Acapulco, this is it.

The pool get very croweded and noisy .people bring their own radios and teenagers playing handball in the pool. Security doesn't do anything about ....this happens weekends when people from Mexico City came for the weekend. stay away from the pool weekends....not to enjoy..