iStock International
Acapulco has more than 20,000 hotel rooms – from mid-range and budget properties to high-rise mega-hotels along la Costera and the historic properties of Old Acapulco, particularly on the Peninsula de las Playas. Most of Acapulco's luxury resorts are clustered within the exclusive Diamante area, east of Acapulco Bay. Expect to pay $200+ per night for top-tier accommodations; budget properties go for under $90 nightly.
You get the best hotel advice with the Sherman Meter because we’re the only site that tabulates thousands of reviews from a variety of leading websites and factors in reviews from our own experts. The result is an overall hotel rating you can trust.
based on 124 reviews
The best feature of this hotel is likely its location – not in the middle of the action, but removed... more
based on 296 reviews
This hillside haven, set amid hibiscus gardens and built into the climbing cliffs above the bay, offers... more
based on 44 reviews
A classy ambience (although somewhat faded since its glamorous halcyon days) still holds at the boutique-size... more
based on 20 reviews
During Acapulco’s '30s heyday, Los Flamingos was the spot to see celebrities like John Wayne, Errol... more
based on 23 reviews
A member of the prestigious Preferred Hotels & Resorts chain, this grand boutique hotel is perched... more
based on 55 reviews
Although Elcano is a survivor from Acapulco’s heyday (the 1950s) the old gal underwent $13 million-dollar... more
based on 56 reviews
Built by oil tycoon and art collector, J. Paul Getty as a personal playground back in 1958, the property... more
based on 10 reviews
This charming little gem is built around a leafy courtyard that touts an outdoor breakfast nook where... more
based on 11 reviews
Quiet and free from spring breakers, Hotel Sands provides inexpensive, comfortable, and clean digs with... more
based on 41 reviews
This huge, 350-room, circular beach tower is in the very heart of the golden zone at the eastern end... more