Tesoro Manzanillo Resort

Frommer's Review

Formerly the Gran Costa Real and Sierra, this 21-floor hotel, overlooking La Audiencia beach, offers all-inclusive package options and a full program of activities, dining, and entertainment. Its excellent kids' program makes it a top choice for families. In 2007, it opened the onsite Corsarlos Water Park, complete with waterslides, pools, and activities. Architecturally, it mimics the white Moorish style of Las Hadas that has become so popular in Manzanillo. Inside, it's palatial in scale and awash in pale-gray marble. Room decor picks up the pale-gray theme with armoires that conceal the TV and minibar. Most standard rooms have two double beds or a king-size bed, plus a small table, chairs, and desk. Several rooms at the end of most floors are small, with one double bed, small porthole-size windows, no balcony, and no view. Most rooms, however, have balconies and ocean or hillside views. The 10 honeymoon suites have king-size beds and chaises. Junior suites have sitting areas with couches and large bathrooms. Scuba-diving lessons take place in the pool, and excellent scuba-diving sites are within swimming distance of the shore.

Facilities: 3 restaurants; 4 bars; grand pool on the beach; children's pool; 4 lighted tennis courts; health club w/exercise equipment, aerobics, and hot tub; men's and women's sauna and steam rooms; travel agency; spa; room service; laundry service; currency exchange

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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