Las Hadas by Brisas

Unique arquitecture, had a great time, very clean the people very attentative. Specifically ANDREA, ERICA, PEDRO AND YUDIRIA.

Very nice and friendly atmosphere, the staff is amazing, te hotel amenities are good, and the food and beverages are ok, we enjoy the hotel arquitecture so much, its a beautiful place that is a must!

I find the hotel to be decent quality... clean and food is good. Beach is nearby, but just fine. Food and Drink are good, no issues. However, the INTERNET SUCKS... I got a speed of only 2 MBPS, which is too low to get anything done. And they want me to pay 80 USD extra for the high speed internet. Also, please restock the toiletries. The staff is nice and sweet, doing their job. However, this is management issue. If the guest needs internet, don't ask extra 80 USD... a decent high speed internet is a necessity nowadays and expected from hotels.

Our first time at Las Hadas was 42 years ago. We came back to revisit and compare. It is still a wonderful place to stay for a week, it has been very well kept up and the staff is very friendly and accommodating for the most part. The food is good but not great, the waiting staff a little slow to respond and refill the cups of coffee, for instance. The rooms are very clean and well air conditioned. The only hiccups we had was waiting too long for the golf carts to come to our room and transport us to breakfast, dinner, etc. The ocean views are outstanding from any room in the resort. This used to be an isolated resort built on a hill overlooking the bay of Manzanillo, but the area all around has been built up to where the location feels confined by too many neighbors and structures, which has taken a lot of privacy from the resort. All in all, still a very acceptable and fine place to spend a few days on vacation!

Horrible experience of a hotel that only wants to get the most out of their guests. Impossible to book a table at a proper restaurant. They have a very grotesque booking system in which one has to stand in a queue during hours with a bunch of people and at the end they only accept very few clients). It seem that they do not want to have people eating in their restaurants. They rather direct you to the buffet restaurant that serves very bad food. There are several restaurants in this resort, but they only open 1 a day and they only admit a bout 50-60 people each evening... One wonders what is the resaon of closing all resturants when the hotel is fully booked!??