According to forum posts, the Fiesta Americana is a popular choice for its location and amenities, but some travelers have mentioned issues with rocks on the beach. The Emporio is highlighted for being less kid-friendly and having a good breakfast, with balconies available in the rooms. Las Brisas is recommended for its privacy, views, and inclusion of a beach club, though it requires a cab ride back to the main bay.

Travelers have called out the Princess hotel in the Diamante district for being very adult-oriented with a swimmable beach, although it is pricier at around $375 a night. The area is also less crowded with vendors. For a budget-friendly option, the Copacabana, now known as the Gamma, is noted for its central location and reasonable prices within the stated budget.

For those interested in body surfing, it is noted that while many hotels offer beachfront access, areas like Bonfil Beach are recommended for body surfing activities, which might require a short travel from the hotel.

According to forum posts, Aeromexico operates flights from Las Vegas to Acapulco with an overnight layover in Mexico City. United Airlines is expected to resume flights to Acapulco starting June 1. American Airlines currently does not have plans to resume flights to Acapulco in the near future.

Some travelers mentioned that a new carrier, VLU Aerolineas, will begin operations in May, using Toluca as a hub. VLU plans to launch routes to several destinations, including Acapulco.

Travelers have called out that Aeromexico used to fly from Houston to Toluca, which had international traffic at the time. However, the current status of international flights to Toluca remains unclear, affecting connections to Acapulco.