Fiesta Americana Villas Acapulco

Av.Costera Miguel Aleman 97, Acapulco, Pacific Coast, 39690, Mexico | 4 star hotel

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Travel Blogs from Acapulco

Acapulco - Spring 2002

A travel blog entry by ml902

I spent approximately a week in Acapulco with a large group of male and female friends in March 2002 for our Spring break in our second year of college. We stayed at the Fiesta Americana Condesa Hotel, which was large and unremarkable other than a nice infinity pool. It is a party town, so that's really all we did. We spent our days at the pool, …

'Recent beheadings in beachfront luxury'

A travel blog entry by sarahandjustin

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Acapulco during the early 2000's was a haven for sun-seeking, bar hopping tourists until war between drug cartels normally concentrated within the suburbs of Acapulco spilled toward the beachfront. None more publicized than the 2008 killing of 2 Canadian tourists by stray bullets in front of their hotel lobby. During the past year recent beheadings …

Dia de Muertos and Acapulco

A travel blog entry by slw321

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... But I shall also be sad leaving here as it has become such a comfortable routine and I have met some great people. It feels strange to know that in about a month they will no longer be part of my daily life!

It has also started to bring into sharper focus the fact that my degree is coming to an end and so I need to think about what comes next. Although I still have no clear ideas about what I will do I have more ...

Acapulco

A travel blog entry by ditton

... dissapointed with the drinks and food for 100 dollars. guess you pay for the view. Jaime and Nev went to the street hawkers to find a toy and i went to the table. Some cheap ass toy broke and the dude was a total dick about it. Proudly she told the dude to shove the toy... Overall it was fun and we didn't see anyother white ...

Going Loco down in Acapulco

A travel blog entry by spongebobsquad

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Yahoo we're going loco down in Acapulco
– and how loco can you get when you book the cheapest Expedia room
for the night because you know it's going to be a loooonnnnggggg
journey, only to arrive and find your hotel closed undergoing
renovations. In fact sir, you're not staying anyway near here you
need to go another 2 k's down the road to our 5 star sister hotel –
hah, we love loco! What can I say, ...

Traveler rating: 4.0/5 Excellent (300 reviews)

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Location

This 4 star hotel, located on Av.Costera Miguel Aleman 97, Acapulco, is near CiCi Acapulco Magico, Isla La Roqueta, Centro Internacional de Convenciones Acapulco, and The Three Amigos.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Fiesta Americana Villas Acapulco

    Great Location

    from anonymous

    Great Location right in the middle of the stripp. Stay away from the food it will get you sick. Eat across the street at the taco stand cheap and great tacos. The pool is perfect but the beach is a gay beach just keep walking.

    Expected Much More...

    from anonymous

    Location is good to experience the culture; very close to everything. We experienced TOO much culture and longed for more of a resort atmosphere. Did not spend time at beach due to all the "salesmen". All inclusive package is not good - no choice of restaurants - basically one restaurant per meal. Air conditioning in our room did not cool, but we had a great view. Amenities include blow dryer and iron; however, you have to call and sign for them each day. I do not recommend this hotel to anyone who travels very much. You will expect more, as we did.

    Beach Club

    from anonymous

    I stayed at the Fiesta Americana Condesa last November. It's a pretty decent hotel with a great location. However, there's a club next door, right on the beach that stays open until 6am. We could hear the noise all night. We couldn't sleep.

    Great Family Hotel

    from anonymous

    My husband and I stayed at the Fiesta Americana Condesa Acapulco Hotel in May. We were pleasantly surprised. Very large rooms, large bathrooms. We had an ocean view room, great view. Very nice pools. Never a lack of beach chairs. Very helpful staff. I wasnt impessed with the hotel restaurants. But not to worry the hotel is smack in the middle of everything. There are countless numbers of restaurants and bars to choose from out side of the hotel. Most of the clients were families. I will most definitely return this year with my husband and two children.

    Noisy

    from anonymous

    The hotel was ok, but the neighboring bars etc. were heard thru out the night and made it difficult to sleep until about 3am.Too, my final day I had chicken salad at the pool side cafe and it must've been in the sun too long because within 24 hours I was VERY sick.All in all, I'd choose Cancun over Acapulco.

    5 star??????

    from anonymous

    While I may live in the "hotel capital of the world" I expected a lot more from a hotel that was given top ratings from travel writers. The F.A. Condesa in Acapulco needs some help. The rooms need their soft goods repaired badly. Soft goods would be drapes, carpet, bedspreads, etc. Plus their doors to the rooms "slam" shut rather than close gently, so everytime your neighbor or anyone upstairs or down below leaves their room, you hear it, day and night. For a business traveler, their rooms are not conducive, no desk, no clock and laptop connections are difficult to hook up at best. I do give higher marks to their bathrooms, very large, great amenities (shampoo, lotions, bodywash) and their water pressure is great. And while each room does have a balcony, there is no furniture on these balconies, what's the point? Their pools are nice, but the furniture around the smaller pool desperately needs new cushions. Also be careful, even though it says the hotel has 3 restaurants, these restaurants are open for only very specific times and meals, 1 for bkfst, 1 for lunch and 1 for dinner. One last remark, if you are on the side of the hotel that faces the bars, you'll hear the music all night long.

    Disappointing

    from anonymous

    We found this very disappointing for the money. We should have stayed at the Costa Club, rated lower in brochure than Fiesta, slightly more money, but much, much nicer. You have to navigate tons of stairs to get to the beach and have a very limited choice of restaurants, 1 restaurant per meal so you get really tired of the selection. Staff was friendly, pool was nice, but would not stay there again.

    Plenty of action

    from anonymous

    it was what we had expected. right in the middle of the strip. i would ask for a room not facing the disco on the strip. the hotel is a little aged but we had as good as service and rooms as anywhere we've been in mexico. hotel taxi drivers speak english well. ask for moses or irineo, they can keep you in stitches. they can show you more acapulco than you can handle.

    Great Place to stay

    from anonymous

    It is a great place to stay. The staff and amenities are excellent. The location of the hotel itself, and its beaches, can't be beat. If you stay there, you won't regret it. I always stay there, the rates, food, view, pool, and cleanliness of the rooms is outstanding.

    Great room

    from anonymous

    It is a very nice hotel the pool is great and when you go out to the beach it is very nice its a great family place .Do go to hard rock cafe.If you are with youre daughter on the beach and she wants brades get them to lower it down to 50 pesos .I got that price.close to the hotel on the beach there are many great activities.Have fun.

    kali,mexico

    TripAdvisor Reviews Fiesta Americana Villas Acapulco

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent