Stayed June 29 to July 2, 2007.

Rooms: Very clean and nicely decorated. Every room has a nice view to the sea. Air conditioning was noisy but kept the room cool.

Staff: Very friendly and polite, esp. at the restaurant.

Location: Very convenient location in the Costera road, near restaurants, bars, etc.

Pool: Two small pools. So, so.

Beach: IMO not good. It has a very small private beach full of rocks and dangerous streams and an entrance to the public beach on the other side.

Food: Regular quality and VERY expensive.

Price: Of course it´s not one of the most expensive hotels, but I still found their rates to be pretty high. Anyway, you can find better rates for this hotel on the Internet.

Park: Valet Parking, 50 pesos a day (very high rate in Mexico)

Conclusion: Overall, It´s a good place to stay. I recommend it.

Don't waste you time and stay anywhere else! Every other hotel just doesn't have the view of this hotel. we were so fortunate to get a corner room. They appologized profusely as we checked in and said they would move us the next day. WHY? I thought because it was the 3rd floor? Once we got in the room I did not want to leave! The 3rd floor is like the 7th. Even the first floor is quite a few floors above the sand. Having both windows open, with the breeze blowing by. Heaven. And was it ever hot in Feb. 92 degrees and humid. AAA reccomends this place,and it's one of very few. ALOT of doggone nasty hotels here. most hotels on the strip are run down, or up on a cliff away from anything. I will post the killer view we had, and if you stay somewhere else, you have no one but yourself to blame.

The staff was friendly, the room clean and convenient. I found the swimmimg pool a little bit small. New buildings are in construction on both sides of the hotel but you should have a partial sea view though. The hotel location is convenient, just a few steps to restaurants and bars, but it can get noisy, our room was at the 9th floor and we could still hear the noise down in the strip. The parking fee was 50 Pesos daily (valet parking, parking lot a few blocks away), even when we called from the room to ask for our car 15 minutes before getting down, we still had to wait for the valet to bring it...
In conclusion, I think this hotel is correct without specific hassle but nothing exceptional. Personally I prefer the Hyatt just a few blocks away, I think the pool and the beach are much better, but it is maybe a little bit more expensive.

I stayed in the Fiesta Inn for the second time from March 12-19 2007. I was definatly not dissapointed. The hotel is clean, quiet, and well maintained. The staff was polite and even though they didn't all speak english, I didn't really expect them to seeing as English is NOT the offical language in Mexico. Even when there were language barriers the staff made every effort to communicate with us and help us with whatever we needed. I found the a.c. worked really well and our only complaint with the room was that the first day we were there our toilet wouldn't flush and we didn't have hot water and both problems were very quickly. I only got room service one, but I found that the portions were large and the food was really good (espically because I ordered it at 1 in the morning). The pools were nice, but I do agree with previous reviews that it would be nice if one pool was only for adults, but with all the beautiful beach around, who wants to be at the pool anyway?? The location is PRIME and is walking distance to great shopping, resturants, bars, and beach spots. The rooms were a nice escape from the loud night life even though the hotel is right in the middle of all the action. It might not be the fanciest hotel in Acapulco, but it was simple, safe, clean, comfortable, and innexpensive. I'd reccomend this hotel to almost anyone and I can't wait to return.