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Acapulco Hotels & Hostels (9)


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K3 Acapulco Youth Hostel (Hotel)

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  • Neighbourhood: Playa Condesa | View Map
  • Price Range: Budget
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It's shared bathrooms only here, and the rooms have almost a Japanese capsule-hotel feel, but there's air-con, there's a shared kitchen and the terrace, bar and game room provide ample space for socializing. Most important - it's right across the highway from the beach. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Las Brisas (Hotel) 4 star

  • Neighbourhood: Playa Guitarrón | View Map
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Classic Las Brisas commands some amazing views from its vantage point high above the bay. Built in the late 50s but recently renovated, the place has great bones, including a lot of lovely stonework and tile floors. Each of the 236 'casitas' has a private terrace or balcony and e… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hotel Sands (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Playa Hornitos | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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An excellent choice for families, Sands is located across the highway from the beach and has a large children's playground, mini-golf, pools and a water slide. Bungalows are small but cozy; the larger rooms sleep up to four people. All have cable TV, air-con, fridge and safes. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Hotel del Valle (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Playa Hornitos | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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On the east side of Parque Papagayo, near La Costera and popular Playa Hornitos, the del Valle has reasonably comfortable rooms, a small swimming pool and communal kitchens (around 60 surcharge per day). Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Hotel Los Flamingos (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Peninsula de las Playas | View Map
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Perched on the highest sea cliffs in Acapulco, this single-story classic boasts one of the finest sunset views in town, as well as a bar and restaurant. Rooms themselves are modest and comfortable, with great bathrooms and good screenage, and a long, shared lounging terrace. John… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Hotel Monaco (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Playa Hornitos | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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This great value-for-money motel is located on the beach side of La Costera in the middle of the action. The dated but clean rooms have a TV, air-con, fridge and phone, all surrounding a courtyard pool and patio. The highway and courtyard can get noisy, especially on weekends. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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La Torre Eiffel (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Cerro de la Pinzona | View Map
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Perched on a hill above Plazoleta La Quebrada, the popular Eiffel has a small swimming pool, huge shared balconies and some spectacular sunset views. It's a bit out of the way, but the friendly, helpful management, good bathrooms and comfortable beds help make the climb worth it. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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María Acela (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: town center | View Map
  • Price Range: Budget
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The blue and white hotel is a reliable inn located on a quiet street just three blocks west of the zócalo. Rooms are basic and lack hot water, but they are clean and have TVs and fans. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Suites Selene (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Playa Icacos | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Just steps to Playa Icacos, Selene is a great option, especially for long-stay self-caterers. Though a little worn, it has fine firm beds, good air-con (though only fans in the dining room/kitchens), a nice deep pool and cable TV throughout. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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About Acapulco (Mexico)

Old Town fishing boat basking in the sun, Acapulco (Photographer: Richard Cummins)

Maybe it's the romantic history of spice ships and pirates; maybe it's the golden beaches, tropical jungles and lagoons; or perhaps it's the high-rise hotels, glittery nightlife and famous daredevil cliff-divers that have made Acapulco the first and foremost resort town in Mexico.

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