Acapulco - All Inclusive

Acapulco All Inclusive Hotel Resort

Las Brisas Acapulco Hotel

Set in 40 acres of lush hibiscus gardens on a hillside high above Acapulco Bay, Las Brisas Acapulco is an Acapulco all inclusive hotel, welcoming guests to one of the most exclusive and idyllic meeting and vacation destinations in the world. Since 1957, travelers of all types have flocked to this Acapulco all inclusive resort, enamored by the panoramic views offered by each secluded guestroom, the spa services, and the private beach club. Hotel amenities offered by this Acapulco all inclusive resort include one king bed or two twin beds for each room, small swimming/plunge pool on terrace furnished with lounge chairs, two-chair dining set, umbrella or shade tent, and more.

Club Bananas Acapulco

Located in Acapulco’s famous Golden Zone, Club Bananas Acapulco all inclusive resort is only 25 minutes from the International Airport and 2 blocks from the beach. As an Acapulco all inclusive resort, the hotel offers you great food, domestic drinks, clean and comfortable rooms, kindness, and entertainment at a very attractive rate. Recreational facilities at this Acapulco all inclusive resort include 2 outdoor pools, volleyball court, aerobics, water polo, bingo, basketball, contests, theme dinners, and complimentary shuttle to Beach Club.

The Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Resort and Spa

When it comes to beautifully landscaped views, the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar is among the top contenders. Situated on a private beach amid 28 acres of quiet, private gardens, this Acapulco all inclusive resort is surrounded by the Ocean Course by Jack Nicklaus at Cabo del Sol. Old-world hacienda architecture and elegantly designed deluxe guestrooms evoke the rich history of the Baja region.

Moon Handbooks Acapulco (Moon Handbooks. Acapulco) (Paperback)

Book Description
From the colorful shrine cities of Chilpancingo, Iguala, and Taxco to the limestone formations of Juxtlahuaca, Moon Handbooks Acapulco is your introduction to this rare place of magnificent vistas, glittering hotels, and rich history. Covering the entire region, including Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, the Costa Grande, Guerrero upcountry, and the Costa Chica, this book provides up-to-date details on the best of Acapulco. In addition to photos, illustrations, maps and comprehensive information on transportation, accommodations, restaurants, outdoor recreation, and sightseeing options, experienced authors provide insight into the language, history, geography, people, arts, politics, and social issues. With tips on the best places to shop for handicrafts, including Taxco's famous silver and Olinala's fine lacquerware, plus listings for celebrated beaches as well as small hideaways like Pie de la Cuesta, Troncones, Barra de Potosi, and Playa Escondida, this guidebook gives you the tools you need to create a uniquely personal experience.

Review - Award-winning author Bruce Whipperman brings his first-hand experience in sunny Acapulco to the pages of Moon Handbooks Acapulco, discussing the secluded beaches, bustling crafts market, historic highland towns and more that pepper this vibrant land. From how to pack for paradise (water purifying tablets are a must) to basic information for those curious in making a permanent investment (avoid timeshares, and while Mexican law prohibits foreign ownership of many properties it is possible to have control of land through a trust) to directions for the best accomodations and food, sights and special celebrations, a brief Spanish phrase guide, internet resources for further research, and much more. A "must-read" before setting out to parts unknown.