Zihuatanejo Resorts

Pros: Beautiful property. Helpful staff. Very clean.

Pros: Comfort of bed. Cleanliness. The view from my room.

Cons: I had to pay for the bottle of water I drank, independent of the information in the information booklet "an extra bottle of water has to be paid". For me it does mean, that the bottle, which was already placed in the room before my arrival is free.

Cons: Their all Banditos!

Pros: This is a great hotel, with very friendly staff and wonderful facilities (e.g., the pool, access to private beach). Enjoy the views, the walks through the grounds, and have breakfast at the Bella Vista - amazing views!

Pros: Location AND if you have children, this is the place to be. It’s a kids cruise on the beach. Repeat, it’s a kids cruise ship that is on the beach.

Cons: 1) paying $250 USD A NIGHT or a room that had cockroaches in the hot tube 2) waiting 2 hrs to get into our rooms after checking in after the check in time 3) being survived frozen bad food when you are literally on the water and can see fishing boats. The food was so bad we didn’t eat it, we sent it back and went into town for street tacos that were a lot cheaper and so much better 4) the paint job was not very good. We had primer all over our deck that we paid extra for.

Pros: It's very tranquil. All you hear is the sound of the waves breaking. The Beach is lovely, the pools are warm, the service is great, the food is good, the grounds are beautiful, the weather is fantastic. If you want to relax, this is the place

Cons: They ran out of ice - weird.

Pros: Room and view

Pros: Breakfast was good view was great! Beach was beautiful the pool was very nice.

Cons: The internet never worked in our room like they said our sheets were stained the shower sucked but it was useable.

Pros: Beautiful Architecture, beautiful sunsets, plenty of towels, plenty of fresh water running everywhere including bathroom, nice fresh set of soap and creams, very friendly and attentive people cleaning the room

Cons: Very slow check in, very slow check out, unorganized reception desk, just one bottle of water per day included in full board junior suit package, old jacuzzi, was additionally charged for a plastic keycard to open room, waitress at the pool didn’t want to bring food at 16:50 he said kitchen was already closed, beer and food was limited, couldn’t enjoy dinner a la card because kid wasn’t allowed at restaurants, available food was cold, at the end we finish eating outside the hotel, admin staff seems to be no where

Cons: The resort itself was just like we had always remembered. The room, the staff and the beach have always been remarkable. The privacy, security and seclusion have been what has made this particular getaway attractive to us. We brought my brother and his wife for their first trip to Las Brisas and sold them on those attributes. How disappointing to learn that management has opened the resort to local residents on the weekends who are not guests of the hotel in order to supplement resort income The beach and restaurants were to capacity making the resort amenities almost inaccessible to us. The privacy and seclusion we once revered is now gone at the expense of paying overnight guests. Had we known before arrival we would have booked elsewhere. What an extreme disservice to the loyal customer base that has patronized Las Brisas for almost twenty years. If we wanted long lines and wall to wall tourists we would have booked a cruise. It is my sincere hope that current management rethinks their "money grab" strategy and shifts focus back to what once made Las Brisas the jewel of the Pacific coast. Very very disappointing.

Pros: Architecture retains its 1981 Ricardo Legorreta charm despite changes. The beach is one of the best in Mexico in terms of safety, waves, sand. Staff are great. Views are amazing and rooms are perfect.

Cons: We were there when occupancy was 88% (Mexican families) and it is a bit like being on a budget cruise (they were all on an all-inclusive plan): too crowded, so just check ahead and go when it's less crowded. The food is pretty average, but Zihuatanejo is a short ride away (El Faro on adjacent property has much better food than any of restaurants at Brisas).

Pros: Gorgeous location - beautiful views, excellent service and staff and pool.

Cons: The food selection is ok, could be better. Also we had a room on 19th floor, one floor above lobby and the loud music at night could easily be heard in our room - on 2 out of 5 nights, lasting after 10 pm.

Pros: There was a LOT to love about our experience at Las Brisas. The building itself was a unique and interesting layout. Everything everywhere was absolutely spotless. Almost every single staff member I interacted with was very helpful, &professional.

Cons: The ridiculous TOWELS “reserving” beach and pool seating. That were of course left empty for hours. Every single day! Put a SIGN UP telling people to stop it. And enforce it! FIRST COME , FIRST SERVE!!!