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Avalon Excalibur AcapulcoAv. Costera Miguel Aleman No. 163, Fracc. Magallanes, Acapulco, MexicoAs the first and one of the largest hotels in Acapulcos golden zone, the Avalon Excalibur has been instrumental in helping this renowned city achieve its status as one of the most hip and stylish international resort destinations.[more]
Photos of Avalon Excalibur Acapulco, AcapulcoUser Reviews for Avalon Excalibur Acapulco, Acapulco
Feb 26, 2008 by
rita from newyork
“Horrible place to stay. Do not waste your money or trip. Very poor service. Your stuff and your car is not safe in this hotel. Food quality is very poor.”
Mar 21, 2007 by
Scott from Parker, CO
“I will contact you by phone to request a refund. This hotel is a nightmare. After you sold me this room, I went to tripadvisor.com where I read dozens of reviews saying "this is the worst hotel I have stayed at in my life." I agree! It is insane to give this a 3-star rating. (Your star ratings for hotels in America are correct, but your star rating for this hotel is totally wrong.) This would not qualify even as a 1-star hotel -- and if you go to tripadvisor.com and read the dozens of reviews, you will see why immediately. I agree with all those negative reviews: * the rooms stink (they smell terrible)* the beds are harder than cement* these are the noisiest rooms on earth - there is huge traffic noise inside the room (and loud noise from hotel guests) - we could not sleep at all - the noise goes on all night long* nothing works: ** the phones do not work** the TV did not work (the picture and audio would scramble for 1-2 seconds, then become ok for 4-5 seconds, then scramble for 1-2 seconds, all night long)** only 2 light bulbs worked in the room -- all the rest were burned out (we asked for more - they never brought them)** they told us at check in they were giving us a room with 2 beds; when we got to the room it had 1 bed and 1 sofa - I complained; then they told us they would send a maid "right away" with sheets to make up the sofa as a bed - I had to go back to the desk 3 times over the next 90 minutes to finally get a maid to come with sheets (we could not go to sleep until she came at 11 p.m.!)** the air conditioner does not work -- it just blows warm air (we literally were sweating all night long)** this is a high rise hotel with 4 elevators, but only one works -- and it is very slow -- we waited more than 5 minutes for the elevator to arrive in the lobby each time -- it was absurd, I wrote you weeks ago alerting you to these problems and sent you, by email, a link to the dozens of irate, angry, negative rev.”
Mar 10, 2007 by
Ricardo from Manteca, CA
“Bad experience with management staff, a manager tried to charge me with a bill apparently for 4 shots of tequilas in the amount of 320.00 when I disputed this to management, they didn¿t believe that this was not my signature on the bill. Bartender remembered that I was paying with cash and he was on my favor, however this manager was given me a hard time, finally they didn't charge this dummy bill. Alert people of these kinds of dummy charges.”
Jan 24, 2007 by
Laura from Sydney, DC
“There were no other foreign tourists. Most were Mexican holiday people. Most staff did not speak English. Check in took about an hour. The air conditioner in the room did not work. They have loud music playing all day by the pool and until midnight every night. It was a very commercial busy place and not very relaxing. It seemed though that this was Acapulco in general. The view was nice.”
Dec 21, 2006 by
Cheryl from Nanaimo, BC CA
“Excellent location, ocean view is spectacular, friendly reception staff, older building needs some updating.” Amenities at Avalon Excalibur Acapulco, Acapulco
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