Zoek naar Villa's in Ixtapa - Zihuatanejo

'Todo excelente el único detalle es con las toallas, no las cambian, las del baño y de alberca, las sábanas tampoco pero ahí no tenemos tanto problema '

'Excelente estancia, está hermosa la Villa, el personal, el señor de vigilancia y todos en general sumamente amables. Un lugar tranquilo y hermoso! '

'Una villa muy comoda y exclusiva. Ideal para relajarse una zona muy cuidada y segura. Mejor que en las fotos.'

'The townhouse is much bigger than we expected. We loved sitting out on the deck, grilling our fresh seafood, and swimming in the pool. There are a lot of steps to climb, so be sure to prepare yourself for that. I think I counted around 150 steps from the road up to the unit. It's a lot if you aren't used to the heat and humidity! We climbed them a lot because we walked to town a couple of times a day. Town is just a 10-15 minute walk. There are a few restaurants near the bottom of the steps that...

'We had a wonderful stay! The house was the perfect size and configuration for our large group of family and friends. The rooms were comfortable, the A/C was great in the evening, the views are incredible! Check-in/out was and communication were great. We love this home!'

'I'm not sure where to start. We had the most unbelievable stay at Casa Arrebato. Our host, Cristina and her wonderful staff were beyond amazing. My wife, 2 year old daughter and 7 year old son arrived to the Ixtapa Airport to find a reserved van and driver waiting to deliver us to the casa. Upon arrival, we were greeted by the staff and our bags were brought into the home and set in our rooms. Fresh squeezed margaritas were delivered on a tray for me and my wife and fresh juices for the kids....

'The place was a little difficult for cab driver from the airport to find, but once we arrived everything was perfect! It was very conveniently located, had all of the amenities to cook and hangout at the villa, beautiful views, and it was extremely clean. We will most likely stay here again when we come back to Zihuatanejo.'