Las Brisas Ixtapa (Ixtapa, Mexico)

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Isolated getaway

This resort, accessed by private hilltop entrance, sits on an exclusive Pacific Ocean beach, minutes from Ixtapa's shopping and dining, and 3 miles from Zihuatanejo, Mexico. Show more

Golf, tennis, shopping

Las Brisas Ixtapa offers tennis courts, 4 pools, and a shopping area with clothiers, grocery, and cigar store; 2 area golf courses, one designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., give discounts to guests.

Room-sized terrace

Guestrooms at Las Brisas Ixtapa feature fresh flowers on arrival, deep-soaking tubs, and direct ocean views; private terraces match the room's size, with tables, lounge chairs, and hammocks. Hide

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Brisas Beach Club - European Plan


		One king or two double beds. 49-square-foot oceanview terrace with a hammock, and table and chairs. 137 square feet. Separate seating area with a sofa and table. TV with remote control. Telephone. Minibar. Bathroom features comptemporary fixtures. Bathrobes. Ceiling fan. Air conditioning.
Guests have access to Brisas Lounge, located on floor 20, which features: Daily Continental breakfast Complimentary cocktail hour with domestic brands and appetizers

Junior suite - European Plan


		One king bed in bedroom. Private terrace with hammock, table, chairs, spa tub. 372 square feet. Living room with sofa and table for two. Dining area. Marble floors. Flat-screen TV. Telephone. Coffeemaker. Minibar. Bathroom with contemporary fixtures and deluxe amenities. Bathrobes. Hairdryer. Air conditioning. In-room safe. Ceiling fan,

Deluxe Grand - European Plan


		One king bed or two double beds with pillowtop mattresses. 137 square feet. 49-square-foot oceanview terrace with a hammock, and table and chairs. Sitting area with a sofa and a table for two. TV. Telephone. Minibar. Coffeemaker. Bathroom with contemporary fixtures and amenities. In-room safe. Ceiling fan. Air conditioning.

Deluxe Grand Super Saver - No Restrictions


		One king bed or two double beds. Exterior-corridor access. Balcony. Desk. Dial-up Internet access. TV with premium cable channels. Coffee/tea maker. Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board on request.

Brisas Plan All Inclusive


		2 double beds or 1 bed. Access via exterior corridors. Balcony. Sea view and/or Beach view. Separate sitting area. Desk. Cable/satellite television channels. Television. Premium television channel(s). Pay movies. Multi-line phone. Voice mail. Minibar. Coffee/tea maker. Makeup/shaving mirror. Hair dryer. Complimentary toiletries. Extra towels/bedding in room. Electronic check-out. Turndown service. In-room massage available. In-room childcare (surcharge). Rollaway beds available. Cribs (infant beds) available. Iron/ironing board (on request). Air conditioning. Ceiling fan. Window opens. Smoking permitted. Non-smoking only.

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Hotel Policies & Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

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There are no room charges for children 12 years old and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians, using existing bedding.

Policies

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Pets not allowed
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 1 PM
American Express accepted
MasterCard accepted
Visa accepted

Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: MXN 230 per day (rates may vary)
- Hot and cold buffet breakfast fee: MXN 250 per person (approximate amount)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

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Honeymoon Bonus

Book a stay in a Junior Suite or Brisas Beach (business) Club room all year-round, and a complimentary bottle of domestic sparkling wine will be sent to honeymooners' rooms.

Sparking wine must be requested upon booking and stated on the manifest. Must book a Junior Suite or Brisas Beach (business) Club room to qualify. Amenities have no cash value and are non transferable. Other restrictions may apply.

Property Amenities

Situated on secluded Villahermosa Beach, with four pools and four lighted tennis courts. On-site medical services and child care available. Las Brisas hotel's staffed business center provides high-speed internet access (surcharge applies), printers, photocopying, and fax services. Kids' Club (ages 4-12) with pool and beach activities, playground, and supervised care. The beauty salon provides cuts, styling, mani/pedi, massages, and other treatments. Fitness center with free weights and exercise equipment.

Swimming pool - outdoor
Poolside bar
Swimming pool - children's
Massage - spa treatment room(s)
Technology helpdesk
Concierge desk
Fitness facilities
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Bar/lounge
Room service (24 hours)
Coffee shop or café
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Parking (free)
Secure parking
Limo or Town Car service available
Banquet facilities
Business center
Multiple small meeting rooms
Ballroom(s)
Exhibit space
Multiple large conference rooms
Event catering
Audio-visual equipment
Cell phone/mobile rental
Secretarial services
Business services
Computer rental
Internet access in public areas - surcharge
Internet access in public areas - high speed
Express check-out
Doorman/doorwoman
Security guard
24-hour front desk
Safe-deposit box at front desk

Multilingual staff
Total number of rooms - 416
Number of floors - 12
Translation services
Hair salon
Gift shops or newsstand
Shopping on site
Currency exchange
Tour assistance
Medical assistance available
Beauty services
Dry cleaning/laundry service
Picnic area
Patio
Barbecue grill(s)
Coffee in lobby
Microwave in lobby
Television in lobby
Grocery
Elevator/lift
Tennis on site
Wedding services
Supervised child care/activities
Laundry facilities
One meeting/conference room
Room service
Private beach
Year Built - 1981
Number of buildings/towers - 1
Airport transportation (surcharge)
Wireless (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
Number of restaurants - 5
Outdoor tennis courts - 4

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Rooms

The tiered design of Las Brisas allows all 416 rooms to have direct ocean views and large private terraces, each furnished with a table, two chairs, and a hammock. The rooms (July 2007) feature fresh flowers on arrival. The hotel has its own water-purifying plant.

Rooms on the Brisas Beach Club floor include a complimentary Continental breakfast, daily happy hour, and floor concierge. Children, however, are not allowed on Brisas Beach Club floors.

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Room Amenities

Premium television channel(s)
Cable/satellite television channels
Pay movies
Balcony
Separate sitting area
Access via exterior corridors
Ceiling fan
Air conditioning
Multi-line phone
Dial-up Internet access
Voice mail
Internet access (surcharge)
Minibar
Coffee/tea maker
Wake-up calls
Turndown service
Makeup/shaving mirror

In-room massage available
Extra towels/bedding in room
Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
In-room childcare (surcharge)
Electronic check-out
Electronic/magnetic keys
Iron/ironing board (on request)
Daily housekeeping
Television
Window opens
Desk
Rollaway beds available
Cribs (infant beds) available
Smoking permitted
Sea view
Beach view

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Dining

Bellavista Restaurant - Mexican and International cuisine overlooking the beach. Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets. No reservation needed.

El Mexicano Restaurant - Colonial Mexican decor with wood-beam ceilings indoor and banyan tree-shaded courtyard with fountain outdoors. Serves Mexican cuisine for dinner only. Reservations required.

Solarium Room - Open-air poolside room with table service. Light Mexican cuisine. Serves lunch. No reservation needed.

Portofino Restaurant - Italian restaurant featuring mood lighting, hand-painted murals, and white tablecloth service. Dinner only; reservations required.

La Brisa II Restaurant - Beachfront sunset dinners, open Nov. to Apr. only. Reservations required.

La Brisa I Snack Bar - Open-air beachfront snack bar serves seafood cocktails, snack, and drinks during daylight hours.

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Recreation

Las Brisas has four on-site lighted tennis courts. Guests may swim at the beach or in the main pool. Children have their own playground and supervised beach and pool activities.

Two 18-hole, par-72 golf courses are within a 5-minute drive of the hotel. Also within 5 minutes is the Ixtapa Marina, home to sportsfishing charters, boat rental companies, and watersports concessions.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near this Ixtapa, Mexico hotel; fees may apply.

Golfing nearby
Snorkeling nearby
Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
Rafting nearby
Sailing nearby
Water skiing nearby
Personal watercraft
Windsurfing nearby
Boat launch nearby
Motor boating nearby
Yoga classes/instruction nearby
Running track/path nearby
Bicycle rentals nearby
Scooter/moped rentals nearby

Hiking/biking trails nearby
Golf - driving range nearby
Horse riding/rental nearby
Parasailing nearby
Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
Skydiving nearby
Bird watching nearby
Fishing nearby
Volleyball on site
Aerobics on site
Playground on site
Swimming on site
Tennis on site

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A Traveler from Palo Alto, CA

5.0

out of 5

“Great location and staff”

We go to Las Brisas Ixtapa every year this time, the hotel has great architectural presence and it overlooks what is essentially a private beachfront for the hotel. There are definite signs of wear this time around -- a plug didn't work in the room, the toilet needed maintenance, and the gym equipment is a bit tired. Still, for a thanksgiving beach vacation we always go back to Las Brisas

When to go

Thanksgiving is a great time, the crowds are low but the weather is absolutely spectacular.

Dining

Kau Kan and Coconuts are two fine restaurants in Zihuatanejo. I would avoid Ixtapa as it is purely touristy

A Traveler from San Francisco, CA

5.0

out of 5

“Second visit - rainy season timing great”

Will go back to Las Brisas because of classic pacific-side Mexico charm. Genuine interest in its guests's experience is why i'll go back a third or more time. Traveled with a friend Sept 11-17. Hotel at 5 percent capacity - had the beach and pools to ourselves. Great place for relaxation and privacy. Low guest count due to end of rainy season. Only 10 or so guests for most of the week until the Mexican Independence Day thurs-sun. Locals brought the hotel to capacity which was nice to see. Still had wonderful service from maids, waiters and hotel management. Never a problem and frankly, if you have one when you're here on vacation, you have other issues :)

Area recommendations

Zihuatanejo. Don't bother with Ixtapa.

Melissa M from Castle Rock, CO

3.0

out of 5

“Beautiful secluded location, nice views, way overpriced”

Overall impression, it’s a great place to stay if you want peace and quiet away from the busy touristy parts of Ixtapa. It’s a long walk to the town so take a taxi. The room was nice overall. The bed was so hard though that our arms kept falling asleep. I do not recommend spending any time at the pool. It was disgustingly filthy inside and out, and we are pretty sure the older couple sharing the pool with us was having sex – so we left and didn’t return. The private beach is very nice, but I highly recommend eating before heading down there as the prices are outrageous! We spent $45 on “shrimp cocktail” which consisted of 5 shrimp and a few tortilla chips, a “tuna stuffed avocado” which was half an under-ripened avocado stuffed with watery tuna salad and a couple tomato slices, and a bottle of water. The Portofino was way overpriced and the food was gross! The only thing good there was the little chocolate truffles you get with your check. The room was kept clean, but we noticed the cleaning ladies entered our room everytime we left. They knocked on our door at 10:30pm to ask if we needed the minibar changed out. The view from our room was amazing and we enjoyed many sunsets. Loved having the hammock and chairs, though when sitting you can't see over the half wall, so if you want to see the beach or the view, you need to stand. It rained each day which meant that our ceiling leaked onto the couch. We reported it, but they never came to fix it or mentioned it again.

Area recommendations

Stay either at this location or at it's neighboring resort, The Pacifica, for seclusion. Anything else is in the town where all the tourists and locals are, which is fairly busy all day and night. As far as we know, the Las Brisas is the only place with a private beach, but the pool is not family friendly. Definitely go into town for food, in particular "Chili Beans" which has great breakfast burritos and the best prices. In Zihuantanejo you can't go wrong - so many choices. We loved to eat at Los Braseros, then walk along "Cinco De Mayo" where all the little open shops are located. Ixtapa Island was fun - snorkling was good but the water isn't as clear as they say. Jet ski rental is only for 30 minutes, food was decent, people were very friendly.

When to go

We arrived on a Saturday and left on a Saturday. Since schools are starting back up there weren't too many people there the entire week, which is exactly what we liked about it. Their busy season is from November to February, which they say is loaded with tourists from America and Canada. July and August are also busy, with August and September slowing down quite a bit. We shared the beach with no more than 20 other people at any given time during our entire week stay. A huge plus in our book!

Getting around

Don't spend your money on the packaged excursions they try to sell you at the airport. It is far less expensive to catch a taxi to your distination and pay for it yourself. You don't need a guide there just to follow you around and collect your money at the end of the day. Befriend the taxi drivers. They will give you deals if you ask them to come back to pick you up, ensuring they get another fare. Ask them to pick you up the next day to take you to your next destination as well. You get good deals that way. And can see some not-so-popular sites!

A Traveler from Oklahoma City, OK

2.0

out of 5

“Not what we had the past 5 times”

In the past the Beach Club had it's own floor, breakfast and happy hour room, personal concierge and nobody under 18 years old, it was nice and peaceful. This year they put us on a main floor, no concierge at all in the entire hotel, and they tried to charge us for a phone call to make a reservation for dinner. Then we had a huge leak in our room, I do understand the tropical storm was out of your control, but an upgrade would have been appreciated, as opposed to a lower floor. This isn't our first time at this hotel, we spent you honeymoon there and every fifth wedding anniversary ever since, we know what the Beach Club offers and usually delivers, this wasn't it, it was our 20th anniversary. We were very disappointed.

Comment from the hotel's management

Thank you for your comment in reference to your recent stay at Las Brisas Ixtapa. Unfortunately during your stay, Brisas Beach Club lounge had to be closed due to maintenance repairs, in order to keep it impeccable. However, the benefits of Continental Breakfast and One Hour Cocktail were provided to our BBC guests in our Bellavista Restaurant (buffet breakfast instead) and at the Lobby Bar (drinks and snacks). Please accept our most sincere apologies for the inconveniences we may have caused you this time, and hope you will give us the opportunity to regain your confidence in the near future. Most sincerely,

Hotel Management, General Manager

Posted Aug 15 2011

Yolanda R. from Mexico City

5.0

out of 5

“A great option in Ixtapa”

The hotel, the service was great. The only problem is the price of the sodas, and snaks at the pool. For me was a little high. Great room, great view.

Area recommendations

Go to The Marina and try Fisher's also you might want to go to tides for a romantic dinner.

A Traveler from Houston, TX

4.0

out of 5

“Very nice hotel, but the nickel and diming every item was very exhausting.”

The drinks were way over priced. We wound up buying Cerveza and Alcohol in town and putting it in coolers. They charge for coffee so we brought our own. We had spiders - HUGE and 1 roach throughout our stay. Charging to use the internet is ridiculous. We had to pay for the tennis court even though we brought our own rackets and balls... discouraging. The staff is super friendly and very attentive. Love the fresh towels and night service. The food was good. Love the guacamole. Happy Hour isn't so happy at $12 for 2 beers.

Area recommendations

The town of Ixtap and Zihou.

Greg H from Park City, UT

5.0

out of 5

“Our 4th visit. We love it every time.”

The employees treat the guests like family. The property is beautiful. There are lots of stairs everywhere so some people may not like that. We had another great experience at Las Brisas Ixtapa. Highly recommended.

A Traveler from Sonoma, CA

5.0

out of 5

“Ixtapa's Best!”

All your staff up the top of the line!

Area recommendations

Laropa Beach!

Outdoors or beach

Playa LInda and Laropa Beach!

Richard Fi from RI

5.0

out of 5

“You won't be disappointed”

Great hotel, great staff, great food, great view, great beach.

Area recommendations

Zihuatanejo - Nice day trip if you want to get away from the hotel for awhile.

A Traveler from Chicago, IL

4.0

out of 5

“Great Spot”

Beautiful hotel. Great food. Best chips and salsa; very good seafood. Better than average resort food. Not crowded. Beautiful ocean views. Spacious rooms. Lots of privacy on the balconies. Bed mattress was a little too firm, not terribly comfortable. Room was a little dusty and could have used a bit better attention to detail with cleaning. I travel to Mexico every winter. I usually go to a different location every year. I think Ixtapa/Zihuatenejo and Las Brisas will be my go to spot evey year.

Area recommendations

Lety's in Zihuatanejo and Che Mangiamo in Ixtapa's Marina were great restaurants. Check them out.

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