Romano Palace
With its prime location across from both Condesa Beach and a string of bars, clubs and restaurants, the Romano Palace offers the Spring Breaker more convenience than many Acapulco hotels. With all-inclusive packages available, as well as waiter service on the beach, your days will be as fun-filled as your nights. So get started at the beach or pool, and when it’s time for PM fun, you’ll be within walking distance of many StudentCity.com pre-game and other nightly parties. In addition the Romano Palace is located across from the excitement of 'party zone' clubs like Barbarroja, Disco Beach, Paradise, and Mangos.
Twenty-story building, which was built in 1974 has the art in a Venetian mosaic such as “roman circus” positioned right in the lobby. The hotel itself is located a block from the beach, but across the street from most of the popular bars. This is great for not spending much money on transportation if you plan on doing a lot of partying. With 270 rooms and the crazy party atmosphere, you won’t find too much peace and quiet at this Acapulco hotel…perfect for Spring Breakers.
Twenty-story building, which was built in 1974 has the art in a Venetian mosaic such as “roman circus” positioned right in the lobby. The hotel itself is located a block from the beach, but across the street from most of the popular bars. This is great for not spending much money on transportation if you plan on doing a lot of partying. With 270 rooms and the crazy party atmosphere, you won’t find too much peace and quiet at this Acapulco hotel…perfect for Spring Breakers.
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Submitted by user: JLblondie12
April 8, 2008 at 10:39am |
| First of all, The hotel turned out to not be so bad. But let me just tell you the truth about the hotel. The rooms are nice, but the elevators are slow and the air conditioning sucks. The food was okay, but what they say might be 3 or 4 restaurants, no. Good luck finding the other 3, there is ONE buffet and that is the ONLY place you are allowed to eat with all inclusive. The food is not bad, but then again I am a 21 year old eating crap for food anyways. The pool has food, good food, hamburgers, pizza, sandwiches, which the person at the lobby with tell you that you can eat it, but oh wait its NOT included in the all inclusive. The drinks are included, but they will hound you down for tips. As for the waiter service at the beach, haha, thats a joke. They have a little table with a tiny cooler with beer and soda and a water jug that sits out in the sun getting warm. They do not wait on you, they person sits at the table and with give you what you want. Good luck staying hydrated though, the water is warmer than the air outside. You have to pay for chairs if you want them at the beach and the water is dirty. Becareful how you read their description of their hotel, I found a lot of it to be wrong. I do not recomend staying here. It was not worth the money and even though the location was good, it was not worth it. |
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Submitted by user: cwisescc
September 26, 2007 at 11:18am |
| Romano has the best location in Acapulco. It's right across from the Condesa; you can stumble out of your room and be at the bungee tower, Paradise, Barbarroja, Tacos & Beer, Mangoes, Disco Beach, Ibiza, and more. This hotel isn't technically "beachfront" but it's a 10 yard walk to the beach, and they have a beach club there for those of you that go the all-inclusive route. The rooms are bigger than most other hotel rooms, but I suggest staying in the Suites. They're right around the pool deck, so you don't have to deal with the elevators. It's a tall hotel and the elevators are pretty slow...but this hotel is a great bargain so it's worth it. If you're on a budget definitely stay here because it's a great value for the money. |
