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Calle Union 10, Puerto Escondido 71980, Mexico 

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“Beautiful hotel, but wi-fi didn't work”

Reviewed January 19, 2012 NEW

I know....why do you need wi-fi in a relaxed place like Puerto Escondido? Well, we are addicted to our e-mails and news at home and Facebook. So we were quite unhappy when the signal either couldn't be found by our computers or wasn't strong enough to get to the third floor. We tried connecting at the restaurant, also without success, though did see people connected there the following day. The signal never worked in four full days in our room.

Otherwise, the hotel is very beautiful. It is on somewhat of a hill, so it has very nice views of the sea, one beach, and possibly the sunset, though not in January...the sun sets too far north.
Though it is not a new hotel, it has been very well taken care of. The suite that we stayed in on the top floor was in excellent condition, and very spacious. Given all the space, I have to say that it could have been better furnished to be better utilized...for example a workdesk, and more comfortable chairs. Also, there was not a three-prong plug, and my friend had a laptop that needed an adapter to connect....in vain, after we found that there was no wi-fi.

The pool area seems nice enough, though we didn't use it much, preferring the beach. My friend took a short swim one evening without comment.

The front desk people were quite friendly and helpful regarding directions.

The service in the restaurant at breakfast was quite slow, even when not busy. I had my companion order an unwanted coffee so that I would have a second cup ready when I finished mine.

All in all, though the hotel and room were clean and spacious, and the location good, I would probably try another place next time.

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5 Reasons to Go to Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico

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Why should you be making arrangements for Oaxaca accommodation and picking Puerto Escondido in Mexico as your next holiday destination? Here are 5 reasons that make the choice easy.

1) It boasts abundant natural beauty. Awe-inspiring sunsets, inviting waters, and rich marine life will easily charm any world-weary visitor. Re-ignite your love for our planet by going on boat tours and scuba diving to see fascinating and colorful aquatic creatures. Even just lounging by the window of your Puerto Escondido accommodation will give you stunning views of the surrounding vistas, which are blessedly free from distracting high-rise buildings.

2) It’s the best place to ride some waves. Zicatela Beach is every surfer’s dream destination, known for its legendary waves. Those who are just starting to learn the sport, however, can still do so by opting for less intimidating waters at Playa Marineros and Carrizalillo. Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, surfing in Puerto Escondido will definitely make your must-visit list.

3) You get a taste of true Mexican culture. While other places in the country are of course just as distinct in their Mexican ways, Puerto Escondido has a history and culture of its own. A lot of the traditions are still retained and can be seen today, from the architecture of its buildings to the irresistible cuisine. Even the local tourists hail it as a favorite place to enjoy a vacation.

4) There is sense of balance everywhere. You get the best of both worlds here. The city is both rustic and contemporary, while the beaches satisfy the need for a tropical hideaway without you having to set yourself too far from civilization. There’s a charming mix of the old and the new, the soothing and the frenetic at Puerto Escondido that makes it appealing to all types of travelers.

5) It reignites your sense of adventure. Aside from the rich aquatic life that its green waters offers, the land also lends itself to various means of exploration quite easily. Enjoy the great outdoors by going hiking, biking, kayaking, or camping to discover lush jungles, indigenous mountain villages, and impressive flora and fauna. Not only will you get to appreciate the world’s wonders, you’ll be getting some much needed exercise while you’re at it, too. With so many things to see and do, you would think twice about staying all cooped up in your Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca accommodation.

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Kimmy9375

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“ puerto escondido verses huatulco ”

15 January 2012, 2:10

we just got back from mexio ( melaqui) and are returning for a month of travel in April.. Now I have been interested in puerto escondido, but a interested in hearing from people thaqt have been there and huatulco, and ther opinions on both places. From what I understand PE, is maybe similar to Melaquie, and huatulco a little higher end? Any input would be greatly appricated. On our trip we are also going to cabo and Cancun, so the first two weeks would be eitehr PE or Huatulco. :)

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Bernbaby

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1. Re: puerto escondido verses huatulco

15 January 2012, 18:28

Both towns are great. PE has a more rural, true Mexico feel, where as Huatulco feels more tourist oriented to me. The mercado in PE is full on Mexico, Huatulco's is both hard to find and smaller. I wasn't at very many of the Huatulco beaches, only La Bocana, Maguey and Augustine. but they were all great. I visited most of the PE beaches and again, they felt authentic Mexican to me.

Enjoy your travels either way!

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titosarah

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2. Re: puerto escondido verses huatulco

15 January 2012, 20:03

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Both places have accessiblitity to day trips out of their respective cities which might be important to you if you intend to spend two weeks. Puerto developed as a port a coulple of hundred years ago, and eventually grew into a tourist destination, but without an overall plan for development.The main beach at Puerto has a reputation for being dangerous for swimming, but there are other sheltered beaches which are absolutely fine. Huatulco on the other hand was conceived and developed under the auspices of FONATUR the federal government tourism board, way back in the 80s, with the idea of finding and developing an area with a number of safe, sheltered bays around which hotels could develop. Huatulco has regular hotels on and off the beach, and all inclusives on the ocean. It's lawns, roads and tourist facilities are much more manicured. However, a distinctive Oaxacan local culture has developed around the tourist areas and forms part of it, so that now in 2012 it's not fair to say that it's not "real" Mexico at least once you get away from the beach areas. In either case, you're heading to a resort, so neither in my opinion is authentic (though both are authentic Mexican tourism destinations with that color and difference as compared to US beaches), though Puerto has that more rustic feel, yet nevertheless you do feel like you're on a 60s beach party set, even moreso than in Huatulco because of the surfer crowd (depending on the time of year). Beaces in both locations draw foreigners and Mexican nationals, differing depending on the time of year.

Why not spend a week at each? They're only a taxi ride away from each other. Then in the future you'll have two Oaxacan Pacific resort areas from which to choose, approaching from a perspectivie of having had first hand knowledge of each. I was in both Puerto and Huatulco about a year ago, and before that tended to be at or near each area about once a year or so. I wouldn't call Huatulco more high end, at least to the extent that you can find reasonably priced accommodations in both cities, though it seems like there are much more budget lodgings in Puerto, and many more high end places in Huatulco. Our Oaxacan friends of means go to both, as do our Oaxacan friends of a more modest lifestyle, but yes you can draw a generalization as you seem to have gleened.

Alvin Starkman - Casa Machaya Oaxaca Bed & Breakfast

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Kimmy9375

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3. Re: puerto escondido verses huatulco

15 January 2012, 20:27

How far are the two from each other?

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16 January 2012, 2:17

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90-120 minutes by taxi. See what's west of the airport on theHuatulco forum page Top Questions

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17 January 2012, 11:33

Bernbaby - we've been to both - over xmas and new years. 2 weeks in PE and 3 nights at an all inclusive in Huatulco. We loved PE for the real Mexico feel - markets, walking, people watching, crazy busy streets, loud shops, riding the city buses and visiting the beaches. The main beach was fine for swimming as are the other beaches but we stayed away from Zicatela for swimming...walking only! We were sad to leave PE. Hualtuco is completely different - more sterile and predictable but lovely. Great place to go to a resort and maybe explore a town or 2 but nothing like the real Mexico of PE. It's actually very hard to compare the 2 - apples to oranges. To get from PE to Huatulco, we took a taxi to the airport but there are other options.

have fun...wish we were returning...

lwbc

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bossone

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6. Re: puerto escondido verses huatulco

17 January 2012, 11:55

Loved PE, depends what you are looking for. we stayed at a $300 a night in Huatulco and in a $60. a night in PE, but prefered the last one and would go again. Found Huatulco a bit boring and sterile, but again it depends what you are looking for. We also preferred Barra de Navidad over Melaque, and Isla Mujures over Cancun..

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Bernbaby

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yesterday, 4:59

I love both cities for different reasons. Just before we left to come back home we bumped into a Canadian friend living inHuatulco, he of course loves his adopted town, but he made a point of telling us how much he disliked Puerto Escondido as we mentioned that we had been there twice. This is not the first person who lives in one or the other cities (ex-patriots) to say approximately the same thing about the other. I find it shocking that some people cannot see the value in both as both are amazing.

http://www.tripadvisor.in/ShowTopic-g153373-i1167-k5069082-Puerto_escondido_verses_huatulco-Puerto_Escondido_Pacific_Coast.html

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