Acapulco Reviews

So, in a nutshell, Mexico and Spain fought a war of Independence, and 198 years later, I moved to Mexico. Woo! And, for my first Mexican Independence day I decided to leave the big city behind and head to the beach. Acapulco is the nearest beach to Mexico City, so off we went. ~~~ Getting There ~~~ Some people would fly to ...  Read the complete review

when you think of Acapulco, the first thing that comes to your mind is fun, sun, drinking and clubbing. there might be some downfalls to that plan though if you decide to take on your club vibe at the FREE WORLDS nightclub located amongst all the happening nightclubs along the beaches of Acapulco. The bouncers there are friendly enough to ...  Read the complete review

I first went to Acapulco when I was 3 years old and the place hasn't changed since. In fact, if you see my baby photos of Acapulco you can still recognize some of the beach trinket sellers! Acapulco was THE resort in the 60's and 70's - according to my parents it was incredibly glamorous, full of movie stars and rich people ...  Read the complete review

Went in February 1989 to the Hyatt Regency with Hayes & Jarvis. Probably the best located hotel on the bay. Hotel was average considering the cost at the time and the staff were appalling. Waiters jangled money in their pockets when taking orders, tutted and muttered in Spanish.My sister is fluent and told us they were arguing amongst ...  Read the complete review

My Girlfriend and I visited Acapulco in November '99, just after the end of the rainy season - the best time to visit. At this time there were no packages available direct from the UK with the major tour operators, so we were the only English tourists there, surrounded by Canadian & U.S residents. Staying in the Sea Garden Apartments ...  Read the complete review