Hotel Casa Inn Acapulco
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Dia de Muertos and Acapulco
... get to grips with the work I still need to complete in the next few weeks, but I will probably allow myself some time off to go shopping! Since I got back from Acapulco I seem to be really feeling the cold in the morning and evening…..so I think I need to buy a few bits of warmer clothing! I have also started to put together my plan of travel once I finish here. So far I have booked 3 nights on Isla Mujeres which looks ...
Acapulco
not really much happened here. Went to the paque papagayo, which Nev loved. The playground got pretty hot by lunchtime. We stayed in an old colonial style hotel centered on a lush courtyard. first night we went to the zocalo, which had a bounce house, and ate at a restaurant there. Jaime's carnitas was half fat, but my el pastor ...
'Recent beheadings in beachfront luxury'
... seeking divers that leap from nearby cliffs two times per day to the applause and gut wrenching excitement of on lookers. The highest jump 20m performed at the end consisting of flips and twists to land feet first to a narrow pool of water surrounded by rocks. The diver must leap only when a wave comes through the narrow passage, resulting in the water being deep enough to complete the dive.
On a whim one morning before our outbound flight, Sarah and ...
Going Loco down in Acapulco
... been a bit derogatory
about our rentatruck with no name but in fact when things like this
happen we must take it all back.
We had only planned on a night here but
lets face it, when you're in a 5 star place for not much more than a
single room in downtown Jo'burg , would you a. take off at first
light, b. stay and have breakfast which cost about the same price as
we were paying for ...
Divers & Guns
... funny hearing Meh-hee-ko and other Spanish words with a Jewish accent. It was all very interesting, but I have not remembered any of the numbers or facts. I guess my mind is mush on holidays.
When we got back to the ship, we did a little bit of shopping in the cruise terminal. They had the best prices for t-shirts, etc on the whole trip. After lunch, we just relaxed in the cabin as it was way too hot to go outside. It ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Casa Inn Acapulco
Great for the price
We went as a family vacation and spent New Years in Mexico. The beach is a five minute walk, but it is not located where all the action is. That would be near the Fiesta Americana Hotel. All you have to do is take the bus for 4 pesos.
On news years eve we walked to the beach. All the people from Mexico City gathered and watched the fireworks. The whole bay lit up it was nice.
The breakfast at the hotel was very good. Walmart is right accross the street where you can buy hot food for so cheap. Walmart is excellent and very affordable. Hooters is great too.
I would recommend this hotel if you are going on a familty vacation. The rooms are a bit smelly but which hotels down south are not. If you are going on vacation to party, I would suggest you stay anywhere near the Fiesta Americana. It is always busy lots people between the ages of 19 to late 30s.
For the money my husband would go back.
It was ok!! only if you....
GO TO SLEEP!! :D i went with almost all my family and it was ok, the problem was that it smells like mold!. Staff were very friendly and nice with us. Rates are cool, and the location is the best of all.. Sushi ito, subway, i special recommend Fersatto's restaurante, -typical mexican food, and the CHILAQUILES.. are the best of the world! mmmhh!!-
I spend almost all the time at the beach and Costera, in the night to the Clubs or discos so I recommend this hotel if you think that u need just a place to sleep, and save some money..
Great location - but average accomodations
We spent spring break here - and the location is awesome - right near all the clubs and especially Walmart! :)
However, the hotel was mediocre, the bed was hard and the AC never did function to it's fullest capacity. Plus, if you wanted to use the mini fridge (empty of contents) for your own food, you had to pay 100 pesos extra. Then of course, there was no remote you needed to pay a deposit for that.
I think the Hyatt down the street looked nicer. Plus, the breakfast in the morning was hard to swallow. It's not far from the beach though - just a quick 5 minute walk, so that was okay.
Don't go There
My husband and I stayed there Feb. 05. Wouldn't stay there again. Acapulco was great, but not this hotel. Being by Wal Mart was the only good thing. They don't care about you until it's time to check out. We got 2 phone calls from the desk then. No ice machine and have to put down a deposit for security box and TV remote. #300 pesos each which you get back at check out. They didn't have any remotes when we asked. Good thing. Who needs 600 pesos on your way out of Mexico?
You can buy ice at the store, but they don't want you to bring anything from outside the place unless you have a kitchenette room. We did anyway.
They really sock it to Spring Breakers too. The last day we were there, their bar (if you call that a bar) prices over doubled for "the Spring break special"
Not much more $$ to go to a better hotel. A taxi driver even told us that.
Very nice for young people
I went to the Casa Inn for one night, a saturday.
The hotel is very well ubicated for partyers: it's in front of the Baby'O, very close to the Alebrije, the Planet Hollywood, the Hard Rock Café ... and many other discos and bars. Nearby you also have many places to eat well (El Fogón, Subway, Hooters, 100% Natural ...) and shops, above all it's very practical to have the WAL-MART in front of the hotel. There are 2 car rental offices very close, Alamos and Sadda, who rent you a car from 55 USD/day.
The Casa Inn doesn't have beach but it's about 3-5 minutes walking far from it.
All the bedrooms have private balcony, from which you have a partial sea sight (you can sea the sea from your balcony if you look on the left), but there are a few rooms with integral sea sight for the same price. I've been in one of them and the sight is very nice for quite cheap: 50 USD in low period.
So well, if you want to go for disco and fun, this is the choice! If you want to be quite ... maybe it's not, since the beats of the Baby'O should prevent you from sleeping.
Great Value!!!!
The location is great, the staff is very friendly, the place is newly renovated and I do recommend it for Spring Break in March and for families during the rest of the year.
I am not agree with the guys from the Continental "bumping" honestly is not the hotel fault.
Regards!
Terrible Experience on Wedding Anniversary
We had (2) rooms on April 04, 2004. We were thankful that it was only (1) night!!!!
The rooms were absoulutely terrible - smelled like mold! The stench was so bad we walked over to Walmart to get room deodorizers/lysol/incense, anything that we could think of the cut the smell. The drapes on the balcony were just full of mold.
We didn't go to the front desk as the staff looks at you like they don't understand English. However, the lobby (1st floor) was absolutely beautiful.
The (2) rooms that we had were "free" from Continential Airlines as our flight didn't come back until the next day. I wouldn't have paid a dime to stay there - what a dump!
The problem with this story is we ended up in an argument (tensions were very high) with the other couple that we were vacation with.
We offered to change rooms because our room wasn't as bad as theirs and they said "no" because they knew that I had allergies to mold. We were up most of the night because we couldn't sleep due to the smell. It was also the night of me and my husbands wedding anniversary - what an anniversary to remember.
Stayed here for Spring Break 2004
The Casa Inn is a decent hotel that is upkept nicely with pretty clean rooms. The only problem was that we stayed there for spring break and it wasn't really all that full of spring breakers and there was a lot of families that stayed there. We thought that it would have a lot more spring break people staying at it but there weren't a whole lot of people to meet at our hotel. Also, when we came back with beer one time we each had about 12 beers each to bring up and the hotel staff would only let us bring 6 up each which we thought was crazy and it caused quite an argument. Other than that the place was fine and it was about a 2 minute walk to Wal-Mart which was convenient. I would not reccomend staying there if you are a Spring Breaker but otherwise it's alright.
Oh yeah, and if you're going to party go to the Pallidium!!! It's unbelievable!!
Great Value
We were there in Feb/03.It was a pleasant experience: nice clean room with balcony, pleasant staff, and the breakfast buffet was great!"Casa" is (conveniently) close to WalMart, near the disco area but not loud at night. Pool is small & more suited to tanning & families with small kids but the beach is only a block away>We"d go back there again>
Place was great! Loved it.
My wife and I was there this past winter twice, thougt it was very clean and friendly, the buffet breakfast was very good, we plan on returning this year aswell. would recommend highly Dorothy and Bruce