Our second stay at LCQC and if anything it has gotten better. The remodel of the public areas look great. The service still personal but nonintrusive. The rooms and view are perfect. The restaurant very good for any meals but especially for a sunset dinner. At breakfast try the lime panckes. At dinner, any of the super fresh seafood is... more

We stayed at La Casa Que Canta for our 25th anniversary trip in September 2009, (recently after they completed their renovation). We stayed in one of the Master Suites, it was absolutely wonderful. The amenities were great and plunge pool was spectacular. The help was unobtrusive, but always there when needed. I can't say enough about the hotel and the... more

We waited a year to take our honeymoon trip and after researching like crazy decided upon La Casa Que Canta. We wanted nothing more than to relax by the pool, eat and drink. And that's exactly what we did. We reserved a master suite which includes a private plunge pool. Totally worth the splurge! The staff was gracious and accomodating.... more

My reluctance to spend time in Zihuatenejo in steamy August dissolved when I settled in at this delightful establishment. We arrived on the first day reopened after several months of renovation When we discovered that internet access did not work in our room they graciously moved us to a suite in Casa Murmillo where we shared the attention of a... more

This hotel is nothing short of incredible. My husband and I went there for our honeymoon. The room was bigger than our New York City apartment. The "plunge" pool was big enough to swim in, not just plunge. The food was delicious and we always took our meals outside on our expansive deck overlooking the ocean and the mountains. We... more

Just returned from 6 days at this hotel. We were in the Mar building, suite 8. This was in the Grand Suite category. We were greeted at the airport by a staff member from the hotel. The view was spectacular from either the open patio or the balcony of the bedroom. We loved the different terraces where you could lounge... more

The experience of La Casa que Canta starts when you enter the grated dolphin gate and are greeted by a staff that provides you over-the-top attentive service that does not stop until you leave the beautiful cliffside resort. Because the resort is only 26 rooms—and when we stated only half of which were occupied—the staff knew our name, greeting us... more

My wife, daughter, and I just returned from Zihuatanejo and stayed at La Casa Que Canta. The hotel enjoys a very nice view from its cliffside location and provides a relatively quiet setting. There are three buildings housing the rooms of the hotel, Sol, Mar, and Luna. Luna and Mar appear to be somewhat newer and provide the types of... more

We’d last stayed at La Casa que Canta 8 years ago – it’s, fortunately, largely unchanged. They’ve added a gym (which is well outfitted – good mix of machines, weights, etc) and a couple more rooms. We stayed for a week in a Grand Terrace suite and didn’t miss having our own pool like we’d had last time. Most of... more