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Las Hadas Manzanillo in Manzanillo, Mexico |
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Las Hadas Manzanillo
Ave Vista Hermosa S N
Manzanillo, Mexico 28867
Call Expedia at: 1-800-551-2409 |
| Championship golf in Arabian Nights setting White, palace-like domes rise from this 15-acre resort, set on a small peninsula 8 miles north of the port city of Manzanillo. Guestrooms offer private balconies, and are fashioned with Moorish arches and marble floors. All accommodations have minibars. The property is home to La Mantarraya, a well-known, 18-hole, par-71 championship golf course designed by Pete and Roy Dye.
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Amenities | Recreation | Features | Reviews
Las Hadas Manzanillo Amenities
Guests may book either an All-Inclusive plan or a Room-Only (European) plan. All-Inclusive plans include meals, drinks, taxes, and gratuities. Room-Only (European) plans do NOT include meals, drinks, taxes, or gratuities (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Plan Details section for more information).
This resort is set on a small peninsula between Manzanillo and Santiago, in the first city of any size, south of Puerto Vallarta. The grounds include an 18-hole championship golf course and a complex of pure white buildings with arches overlooking a private marina. A large, round fountain graces the outdoor entrance to the hotel while another fountain and two stone fairies highlight the white, airy lobby. Seating areas provide wood and marble Moorish furnishings. A gift shop displays Mexican handicrafts, resort wear, and sundries. Three computers with high-speed Internet access (surcharge) are available in the lobby area. Ground transportation:
Shuttle vans or private cars of varying prices are available. They can be selected during the process of booking a reservation for this hotel, via this Web site, and added to the total trip cost.
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Recreation
Guests may book either an All-Inclusive plan or a Room-Only (European) plan. Please note the following recreational amenities may incur charges for some or all guests (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Plan Details section for more information). A dive center on site can arrange snorkeling and scuba diving courses, certification, and excursions (surcharges). Other water sports include deep-sea fishing, sailing, waterskiing, and pedal boating (surcharges); the private marina can tie up 70 yachts (surcharges). Tennis is offered on eight lighted courts (surcharge applies for more than one hour of play; surcharge applies for night play). Tennis and golf lessons are available (surcharges). Golfers can enjoy the on-site 18-hole championship Las Hadas Golf Course where 13 of the holes have water features (green fees may be included in the room rate; equipment rental and caddie hire incur surcharges). The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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Features
What to expect: Conceived by a Bolivian tin magnate in the 1960s and opened in 1974, the resort was named after the phosphorescence of ocean creatures at night, which early sailors mistook as the twinkling of fairies. That magic is translated into the architecture here, where minarets and domes look over marbled arcades of cobblestone paths interspersed with piazzas, fountains, and tropical flowers. The international social set, as well as sail-fishing aficionados, are frequent visitors; most guests are couples, although singles and families are welcome.
Amenity highlights: The four-story resort offers two large swimming pools with waterfalls and tropical islands, eight lighted tennis courts, a 70-yacht private marina, a championship 18-hole golf course, and activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, pedal boats, waterskiing, and a volcano tour.
Insider tip: Manzanillo is a relatively undeveloped, working port where many shops and restaurants close for the afternoon siesta, and most are closed on Sundays, when the town residents head to the beach. Guests may wish to spend Sundays on the beach as well—a good place to soak up local atmosphere, and to get that dark volcanic sand between the toes.
Guests may book either an All-Inclusive plan or a Room-Only plan (European). The All-Inclusive plan includes meals and beverages, taxes, and gratuities, at the following restaurants, snack spots, and bars. The Room-Only (European) plan does NOT include meals, beverages, taxes, or gratuities (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Plan Details section for more information).
Legazpi - This fine-dining restaurant and lounge provides views of the resort grounds and palm trees through arched windows. Inside, paintings by the famous Spanish muralist Fernando Calderon, flowing draperies, white-linen service, and upholstered banquettes in red and white stripes, provide a classic backdrop for a restaurant popular for service and food alike. Offers a menu specializing in international and seafood choices. Reservations required.
Los Delfines - Fresh seafood lunches are served here beside the sea, under a traditional-style, thatched roof.
El Palmar - Informal, all-day dining is offered poolside.
El Oasis - Set in an Arabian-style tent right on the beach, this bar serves snacks and drinks; it is especially favored for its margaritas.
Coco Loco - The ultimate "wet bar," Coco Loco offers both poolside and swim-up service. Lobby Piano Bar - Live music is offered nightly in this bar, which specializes in martinis.
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Las Hadas Manzanillo Reviews
| Traveler Ratings Summary for Las Hadas Manzanillo
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Overall: 4.13 |
Service
4.20 |
Condition
3.93 |
Cleanliness
4.20 |
Comfort
3.73 |
Recommend
86.67 % |
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| Nice Location Cheap Hotel |
Overall: 3 |
Service
2 |
Condition
2 |
Cleanliness
2 |
Comfort
3 |
Recommend
Yes |
| The hotel, beach and pool were beautiful. However, this hotel was constantly out to get your money. They didn't even provide water in either the room or the restaurants. You had to buy it for $2 per 8 ounces. I paid $8 for a fruit plate and a little box of cereal. The prices given the quality were outrageous. You couldn't lay out at the beach or pool without constant pestering to order something.
Reviewed by traveler from Chicago on August 30, 2006 |
| It was all so wonderful! |
Overall: 5 |
Service
5 |
Condition
5 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| We loved everything about the hotel.
Reviewed by traveler from Midland, TX on July 28, 2006 |
| Beautiful, quiet, peaceful, great service but....... |
Overall: 4 |
Service
5 |
Condition
5 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| Absolutely a beautiful setting and wonderful service staff. Set on a hill so one must be able to climb alot of stairs to get anywhere. Food was only fair and expensive which was disappointing since we were expecting great fish dishes. The Palmar had wonderful breakfasts. Overall service was excellent but pool food service was slooooowww. Margaritas were terrible. The rooms were very nice. A little worse for wear but still nice. Beds were typically very very hard as are most in Mexico. Front desk said that they did not receive our request for nonsmoking rooms from Expedia so we had to wait an extra two hours for our rooms to made up. The front desk was very professional and upgraded our room to junior suites without us even asking. Very nice touch. Really a beautiful hotel and setting but will look for a better value in Manzanillo or Barra De Navidad.
Reviewed by traveler from San Antonio, TX on July 11, 2006 |
| Fair value.... |
Overall: 3 |
Service
3 |
Condition
2 |
Cleanliness
3 |
Comfort
3 |
Recommend
Yes |
| Old place needs some love. TV broke, AC loud, bed like a rock, service typical of Mexico (so understood that piece). Upside- beautiful place, nice pool (needs tile work badly) nice people.
Reviewed by traveler from Carlsbad, CA on May 30, 2006 |
| Loved It |
Overall: 5 |
Service
5 |
Condition
5 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| Las Hadas is a wonderful hotel to stay in. Very relaxing. The place to stay in Manzanillo. Friendly people. Food is okay but it's pricey. It;s best to go to "The Malecon".
Reviewed by traveler from Diamond Bar, CA on May 28, 2006 |
| Wonderful resort getaway |
Overall: 5 |
Service
5 |
Condition
5 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| Las Hadas is a great place to get away and enjoy a romantic stay in Mexico. From dining next to the crashing waves and relaxing by the pool, Las Hadas has it all.
Reviewed by traveler from Los Angeles, CA on May 19, 2006 |
| Keep coming back... |
Overall: 5 |
Service
5 |
Condition
5 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
5 |
Recommend
Yes |
| From the moment we checked in, we were catered to in every aspect. There are tons of things to do in the area which can all be coordinated through the activities center. We have continued to return here year after year and will be back in 2007. Sit back and enjoy!
Reviewed by traveler from Cape Cod, MA on May 15, 2006 |
| mildue smell in lobby over priced old hotel and to many stairs |
Overall: 2 |
Service
2 |
Condition
2 |
Cleanliness
2 |
Comfort
3 |
Recommend
No |
| this hotel is just out for the money and not to help the client golf course was an over priced dog patch and they never moved the pins the whole week i was there food was over priced and poor quality and the way the hotel is bilt i spent the whole week walking up and down stairs just to go anywhere in the hotel is a hassle .would i go back no way
Reviewed by traveler from Playa Negra Costa Rica on May 10, 2006 |
| Excellent |
Overall: 5 |
Service
5 |
Condition
4 |
Cleanliness
4 |
Comfort
5 |
Recommend
Yes |
| This place was real nice, it has a private beach, therefore no vendors!! Lots of privacy, the food was good too.
Reviewed by traveler from Kelso, WA on May 3, 2006 |
| Good choice |
Overall: 5 |
Service
5 |
Condition
4 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| Great hotel for relaxation
Reviewed by traveler on April 20, 2006 |
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