Vicente Guerrero Port

Everything was good except the elevator they have 3 but only working 1 and those doesn't have AC

What I would want to know about Las Brisas- The location is amazing, halfway between Zihuantanejo and Ixtapa (it is less than 200 pesos to get a taxi to either location (playa Linda in Ixtapa or Playa Principal in Zihua; or a collectivo is available to either for less than 20 pesos). Las Brisas has its own beach that is stunning, arguably the best beach in the entire region, but with no crowds, no vendors, and an excess of palapas and beach loungers always available. We were there after a storm and the waves were strong and fun (shore break- not for weak swimmers). As the swell calmed down there was a section on the south end of the cove where a strong swimmer could find good snorkeling. Walking around the property felt like being in a jungle, we saw the Chachalaca bird everyday as well as numerous other species. The hotel was fairly packed while we were there at the end of June, mostly tourist from CDMX, very few gringos. Views from the rooms are stunning, the architecture feels like staying in a fonatur designed pyramid. Las Brisas is a Mexican owned company, always a plus to support the local/ national economy when on vacation. After visiting the other beach areas in Zihuantanejo and Ixtapa I would definitely choose to stay at Las Brisas again.

Loved the staff Need to update rooms and furniture