Hotels in Hidalgo

"Close to the beach and night life area. Hotel had an underground parking which was a big plus for us"

"Great Location, staff were very nice and helpful. Food at the restaurant was great. "

"The hotel is the n terrible conditions, no wonder there are no pictures of the shower or bathroom, they charge 50 pesos of general admission to use their access to the beach with no ID and no security at the hotel, I had to leave after seeing the terrible conditions with a non refundable policy but didn’t mind given the unhealthy conditions "

"Everything was good 👍 no problems exactly experienced "

"Staff were super friendly and helpful. "

"Great location and food/drinks were good. Everyone was really nice. Will be back! "

"Rooms and bathroom need to be updated. Lounge chairs were dirty and there is no service at the beach. Food is okay. The one thing we did like is the tour office which were very helpful and went out of their way to help us exchange money. Tours were good and at good prices."

"My room was very clean and very modern with well functioning quiet air conditioning plus ceiling fan. Casa Manglar is a gem of a place that feels more like a quaint yet ultra modern bed and breakfast, with a limited amount of rooms - I think 12. Service is of 5-star quality, the design of the hotel offers the serenity of a spa. Again, 5-star, without pretense. Casa Manglar is located on a very flattened dirt road, a few feet away from the main road that takes you to Puerto Escondido Centro; about 3 miles away. Aside from Centro, beach access is a strong walk to the nearest beach. There’s also a super clean, beautifully clear-water interior pool when a plunge is desired. For less reliance on taxis, I’ll look to rent a car or moped to get around, upon my next visit. The town offers many rental options. My stay at Casa Manglar was brief, but I highly recommend this hotel!"

"Rented the “honeymoon suite” with a kitchen and a pool, for a premium price. This place did not provide the service and value I expected. The pool did not have privacy barriers, as advertised. Kitchen amenities were minimal, 1 pot, 1 pan, chipped coffee mugs. Asked for a proper plug for the sink to do dishes and never did receive one. I always made my own bed, and had to ask the “professional” housekeeping staff to clean the streaky mirror, sweep/wash the floors, and empty the garbage. The toilet always had a brown ring at the water line. The pool pump was broken for two days and it was unusable when the water turned green. The room wi-fi was very poor. We usually went up to the terrace to connect to Starlink. The terrace kitchen/lounge area was filthy. Ants and spiders crawled on the terrace tables eating food crumbs. The hallway floors were never cleaned. One day there was blood on the steps up to the third floor. I reported open drug use on the terrace to the manager and I’m not sure that there were consequences, as the same young men were still in the hotel the next evening. What did I like? I didn’t necessarily like the proximity to the town square, as the music was extraordinarily loud during weekend events, but I really liked the location of this hotel for it’s walkabilty to several beaches, Rinconada area and higher end restaurants, the collectivo pickup to Zicatela and La Punta, the downtown, Juárez local market and restaurants and the ADO and the Chedraui."