Name: Quinta Erika
Address: Carretera Barra de Coyuca km 8.5, Luces en el Mar, 40984 Coyuca, Mexico, Pie de la Cuesta, Pie de la Cuesta, Pie de la Cuesta, 40984, Mexico
Rating: 9

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We only staied two nights but I wish it would have been a longer stay. 
The rooms are very clean as well is the Pool.
I Love the atmosphere of the whole property. It is like pure nature with a lot of birds and other animals. 
The owner are very nice and handsome. 
I really recommand this Place 

Paradies to relax

The location is perfect for an out-in-paradise experience: it is far from the bustle of the larger resorts and beaches, and yet close enough to major tourist infrastructure in Acapulco. The hotel has the necessary amenities to enjoy your stay, but still has a rustic feeling which makes you feel more in contact with the surrounding nature. If you are willing to forgo a few luxuries (the rooms only have climate-warmed shower water, not cold, but definitely not hot), you can have a great experience. Nature will be all around you, which for us was an amazing experience, but if you are put off by insects, lizards and geckos, perhaps this is not for you. There is a small deck on the lagoon which is perfect to read a good novel end to end. Definitively the most valuable asset of Quinta Ericka were our hosts. You will truly feel welcome into a home more than to a hotel. Helmut and Erika are kind, fun and are great conversationalists if you want to approach them. It is clear that the property is a big part of their lives, and they have built and decorated it in their own personal style. (Helmut has a sense of humor and mechanical skill, which he can use to make a couple of contraptions that will amaze you and maybe make you laugh). The pool is not very large, but is built with stone, giving you a wonderful rustic feeling. We only had breakfasts during our stay, and they were nice homemade meals. If you have some food restrictions, do tell them the day before since there is a fixed menu. The beach is about a half a mile from the hotel, so you will have to drive or take a taxi to one of several “enramadas” on the beach. Enramadas are very simple and inexpensive “beach-clubs” that have bathrooms, showers, restaurant and bar service, and some even have a swimming pool. Usually they will charge you $7 USD for all day admission, or ask for a $15 USD minimum tab. Sunsets fall right on the water year round.

Beautiful, quiet and incredibly friendly.

Sitting in nearby Pie de la Cuesta village, some 8 kms west of busy Acapulco, this large homestead is nestled between a quiet and beautiful lagoon and the Pacific Ocean. You can stroll around the magnificent extension of the Quinta or swim in its cosy pool, or head directly to the beach (open and a bit imposing).
Breakfasts are huge and tasty and the buildings have been restored in line with local tradition. The owners are friendly and ready to help with any need. I stayed in a separate bungalow a few meters away from the main building, next time I think I would prefer one of the rooms in the middle of the property, closer to the reception and the hotel facilities.
You can explore the lagoon or the friendly beaches nearby, and of course you can drive ten minutes to hectic Acapulco to enjoy its touristic attractions... but that was not my plan.

A retreat from Acapulco bustle

My boyfriend and I stayed here as a get-away birthday weekend and it was like we were in another world. We we're surround by beautiful trees, accommodations were supreme and complimentary breakfast was what we looked forward to every morning. Erika and her dad make the stay very comfortable and made us feel like a part of their family! The ocean is just across the street, and we were able to paddle around lagoon. A little pricey but this is where I will return to when I'm older, place for memories

Paradise

If you look for a place to relax and enjoy the silence I highly recommend Quinta Erica. The place is owned and lead by a German emigrant and his Mexican wife. He built a amazing place with nice little cabanas, a open air shower and pool. Everything is nestled into the nature around and looks like a unit.

The lagoon is directly connected with the hotel and to reach the beach you just have to cross the street. 

His daughter Erica is serving the breakfast which one for such a kind of b&b places delicious and fair enough. For lunch we went along the beach and choose some of the cousey small restaurants who serving you fresh fish and ceviche as well as a cool bear. 

We took a cap from Acapulco what cost maybe 200 Pesos. To return you can take a collectivo what comes along the street every couple of minutes. It will take you back to the center of Acapulco and cost around 5 pesos per person. 

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