have stayed twice at this hotel. offers a variety of rooms for different task and budgets. staff helpful and accomodating. Natalie at reception just great. Try staying at bunglow named heike. when first arrived also checked out santa fe and arco iris hotel. The first over rated and pricey and the second a bit outdated and run down. To us... More

First impressions last and the owner is a grump... They seem very disorganized... Rooms, our A/c sounded like a truck was driving through the room, the bathroom smelt very unpleasant, wasn't clean and all floors were tacky under foot.... Pool needs a good clean! We are not precious travelers but its called the 'service' industry for a reason guys... Sort... More

This place is a complete mess. We made our reservation on line, and made a wire transfer. When we arrive, they didn't had our reservation. However, they gave us a room. The room was very simple. Two double beds, with a/c. And one bathroom. However the bathroom was filthy. The shower did no have any curtains or walls so all... More

Having luckily travelled to many parts of our planet Hotel Ines has been a absolute gem. Everyone,from Ines and Lorenzo the owners, to all the staff have been wonderful. The restaurant is excellent and I would highly recommend this establishment to anyone looking for a piece of a truly special place. Rod Torr.

we recently stayed at Hotel Ines after finding it in the Lonely Planet guide. We arrived without a booking early in the morning after a long overnight bus trip and were given a choice of 3 completely different styled tooms. we chose a huge split-level room with ceiling fans above the beds (quiet & not scary!) and a balcony overlooking... More

Timely and helpful service. Great atmosphere and well off the street. Residents looked gleefulabut everything. We were there for a very good dinner. Clever,small fresh flower arrangements on tables. Very tast curry sauce chicken and chicken stroganoff. Not exactly as described - probably better. Such a nice evening We will go back at least once during our stay.

Puerto Escondido is my favorite Pacific resort, a word that should be put in quotation marks since it still retains a smidgeon of fishing village (if you squint). I loved my first stay at the famous Plymouth near the Adoquin, but I wanted on the second trip to find out what life was like on Zicatela, the internationally known surfer... More

The staff is friendly and the location is excellent. The restaurant is tasty and affordable. The rooms are tiny but comfortable generally. The pool area is lovely and welcoming. It is across from the main beach area and steps from shops and restaurants.

Perfect place to hang out for a while. Nice Pool, hang out area, perfectly placed on Beach (Zicatella). Large range of rooms from plush apartments for a handful to cute bungalows. Stayed in Bamboo with my son and now ex husband for 2 weeks and it was perfect. Staff helpful and friendly. Owner speaks english, german and spanish. Very family... More