During this spring break, my family and I went to Acapulco and stayed in Casa Inn. My experience in Casa Inn was pretty pleasant. The room was fine and with 2 full size beds. The people working in front desk were pretty helpful. You can use 2 computers inside the internet center room to check e-mail for free. The location of the hotel is excellent especially it is next to Walmart supercenter. We purchased milk, cereal, muffins for our breakfast. We also purchased bottle water and fruit at Walmart for our daily use. You can take local bus (air conditioned) across the street for $5.50 peso and go to the major tourist attractions. It is also near a bank and get a better rate to exchange your currency at the bank. If I go to Acapulco again, I will stay in Casa Inn again.

If you need to visit any place in Acapulco, you are better to check with the front desk for direction as outside the hotel, there are not that many people speaking English. If you want to go any place by
taxi, ask the front desk how much you should pay. In Acapulco, taxi has no meter and the price is negotiable. Remember to bring a lot of dollar bills. They are good for tipping.

I work in Acapulco for spring break and ask specifically to stay at the Casa Inn. The hotel staff and owners treat you like you are family, rooms are clean and very spacious, and a great complimentray breakfast buffet is served each morning. If you are lucky enough to get a room on the western side of the building there is an amazing view of the ocean and the entire bay. The location is ideal with most everything you can do in Acapulco a short cab ride away.

The person who wrote the negative review is obviously did not recognize the fact that the hotel has two sides, one that does not face the pool. Though it is true that the hotel does accomodate to spring breakers(March) just like most every other budget hotel in the resort area.

Acapluco was my real first winter break, it was 2002 but i still remember it, me and my girlfiend booked through alabtours, i cant forget the feeling when we arrived, it was so hot, unbelivable for dec 10th, we had nice time and the hotel was quite good. we have even visited the rocheta island and i remember we saw a statue of the virgin of guadalupe placed underwater: there's even an holiday dedicated to her (i think it's on dec 12th ). we've tried some watersports and even bought some nice souvenirs. i remember u can take a bus for 3 pesos per person (about 50 cents), taxi is expensive. We were close to a Wal Mart so we ve bought there everything we needed. the main street close to the beach is called Costera Miguel Aleman and it's a safe place to walk even during nights.. there are a few disco's too. We went to the famous "La perla" resturant where we have even enjoyed the cliff diving show! hotel staff is friendly and they try to help you.Before book cruises or buy everything else i suggest to look around..u can get the same things for half price.
i prefer the white sands to the yellow ones, anyway u have a long beach to walk and relax ;)

My family and I (kids 13 and 14) went down for a weeks holiday. We travel about three times a year and this place was the worst. Apparently, all of March is full of spring breakers and this hotel encourages them to stay there. We could never go in the pool because it was always full of spring breakers practicing inapproriate behaviour-ie: drinking in the pool, everyone totally hammered, contest which included girls taking their tops off and dancing around, --- ect. All rooms face the pool so even when we were out on the balcony it was in front of us. We finally moved hotels to El Cano and it was wonderful and no spring breakers. Casa Inn has no rules and everyone was partying until 4a.m. Not recommended for families!