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Acapulco Resorts & Hotels
Experience the resorts and hotels in Acapulco, Mexico
This jewel of a vacation destination was the first Mexican resort town. Starting in the 16th century, the Spanish offloaded their treasures from the Philippines here, and Acapulco’s Colonial history is evident throughout town. Europeans discovered Acapulco’s allure in the 1920s, and in the 1950s, Hollywood’s elite started coming here to enjoy the warm waters and postcard-pretty beaches. Soon water sports, fishing and enticing Acapulco all-inclusive resorts and hotels were beckoning to travelers from across the globe. First to introduce parasailing, swim-up pool bars and its now world-famous cliff divers, Acapulco is a modern party town and the quintessential Mexican resort.
 An Acapulco all-inclusive vacation resort is one of the best ways to experience this enticing destination. One such resort is Las Torres Gemelas, a high-rise building with 600-rooms, swimming pools, a state of the art gym, a doctor on call 24 hours a day and outstanding personalized service. This Acapulco resort sits along the most beautiful Acapulco beach - Condesa Beach - giving guests sweeping ocean views, and it boasts a wide array of activities for families, honeymooners and couples.
Romano Palace Hotel is another delightful Acapulco all-inclusive hotel and resort. This is also a high-rise building and has beautifully furnished rooms with private terraces. Guests enjoy an Italian restaurant, a children’s pool and an on site travel agency, all in the heart of Acapulco. Restaurants, clubs and shopping are nearby.
The Park Royal is a luxurious 212-room Acapulco all-inclusive hotel that is arranged into 13 small villas, each offering a spectacular view of Acapulco Bay. This comfortable resort sits on private Guitarron Beach and offers guests a gym, delicious restaurants, well-appointed rooms, a spa and relaxing massage services.
If not in the mood for an all-inclusive Acapulco hotel, how about an Acapulco cruise? This tropical oasis is one of Mexico’s most popular cruise destinations, and cruise passengers disembark throughout the week. All Acapulco cruises dock at the city’s cruise terminal, and the walk to the old city section is about 10 minutes. Here, in Old Acapulco, Colonial Mexico does not seem that far removed. The Plaza Alvarez, a great spot for people watching, is surrounded by cafes, restaurants and shops and is worth a visit.
Ship lines offering Acapulco cruises include Princess, Carnival, Celebrity and many others. Cruises may leave ports along the U.S. Pacific coast and dock at any number of ports before landing in this Mexican Riviera locale. Chances are, though, that none will match the glamour and festive ambiance of enchanting Acapulco.
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