Located right in the heart of modern Acapulco, you do not need a car to move around as the nightlife and the stores are located within walking distance. You are within a 5-minute walk of tennis courts and a golf course. In the evening you can walk on the beach or relax on the main street, stopping at cafes that line the street. Back in the apartment, you will hear no noise other than the waves crashing on the beach, less than 30 meters from the building. The wind blowing through the apartment gives you the feeling of being on a sailboat.The 1,400 square feet apartment is located on the fourth floor. The sitting area and the bar, which face the ocean, provide ample space to enjoy the magnificent view. Cable TV allows you to keep in-touch with the world if you elect to do so. The stereo system can play your favorite music. You will be able to immerse yourself in the circular bay of Acapulco framed by the hills that surround the city. The panoramic windows give you the feeling of blending into the ocean as you see the sun rise on your left and set on your right. The dining room provides ample space for the guests the apartment can accommodate. The second bedroom is divided into 2 sections in order to accommodate 4 single beds. The room faces the mountain. Each bedroom has a large closet, plenty of storage space and an en-suite bathroom with a shower. The decoration is pleasant and attractive, with Mexican crafts and local artwork. The marble floor will keep you cool at all times. A fully equipped kitchen with a stove, an oven, a microwave and a refrigerator is provided. A maid maintains the apartment on a daily basis. She is also available to prepare meals at a reasonable cost. The history of Acapulco is older than you would think. Did you know that from 1565 till 1815, Acapulco was the destination for the Manila Galleon? These galleons carried spices, porcelain, ivory and lacquerware from China and Southeast Asia via the then Spanish controlled Philippines in exchanged for New World silver. The goods then crossed Mexico overland for shipment to Spain from the port of Veracruz. After a decline in the early XVIII century, Acapulco’s fine natural harbor began to turn its fortunes around. After 1850, Acapulco became a stopover for a flotilla of steamships, filled with San Francisco bound gold-rush adventurers. At the turn of the century, Acapulco began its adventure as a resort destination. During the 1940’s the Mexican President fell in love with Acapulco and thought that everyone else should have the same opportunity. By the 1950’s, investments had made Acapulco as the beach destination of choice in Mexico. Movies stars such as Elvis Presley and Lana Turner began coming, staying for weeks, and buying homes. Now Placido Domingo, Ricky Martin and other stars have residences in this dynamic resort. Over the last 10 years, major investments were made to modernize the infrastructure and expand the services required to accommodate tourism. With the highway to Mexico City, Acapulco has become a location for week-end retreats for stressed city dwellers from the capital looking for an opportunity to refresh themselves. If you are looking for a genuine Mexican experience, and to mix with local not other foreigners, Acapulco is the place. Come and enjoy it.
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The apartment is available at the following rate(Sat. to Sat.):
- To Jul. 1, 2006: $1,000 for 1 week or $1,800 for 2 weeks.
- Jul. 1 to Sep. 2, 2006: $1,250 for 1 week or $2,250 for 2 weeks
- Sep. 2 to Dec. 21, 2006: $1,000 for 1 week or $1,800 for 2 weeks
- Christmas 2006: Already booked
- Jan. 2 to Mar. 31, 2007: $1,250 for 1 week or $2,250 for 2 weeks
- Easter Vacation - Semana Santa: Up to $2,500
- Apr. 10 to Jun. 30, 2007: $1,000 for 1 week or $1,800 for 2 weeksA deposit of 50% is required with the reservation, with the balance paid 30 days before arrival.
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