Name: Hotel Las Olas
Address: Calle del Morro s/n Playa Zicatela,Calle del Morro, Puerto Escondido, Puerto Escondido, Puerto Escondido, 71986, Mexico
Rating: 7

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Zicatela Beach

Puerto Angelito Beach

Puerto Escondido Airport

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I didn't stay at Casa de Olas, but I would go there for yoga classes lead by Charlotte. Wonderful class, and complimented my stiffness and aches for surfing poorly and other exercises, but that only formed part of the experience. On Sundays there were two classes back to back, followed by an excellent breakfast, and hanging out by the pool. I made most of my Puerto friends on these social and healthy Sundays.

Yoga and Happy Sundays

The hotel has an excellent location, just across the road from the Zicatella beach. Rooms are tiny and not super-modern or comfortable, but sufficient and clean (especially considering the price). Very nice and helpful staff, although it really helps to know some Spanish - English doesn't work much. If you require a room with a view, try to see it first - some rooms are facing the inner yard. Our room had air-conditioning, but if you decide not to use it/to use only the fan, the room gets burning hot in the afternoon.

Great location, good deal considering the price

Horrible place with rude staff.
My booking was a room with private balcony and they gave me another room completly different.
As I complaint the reception lady ( Amelia ) became very rude and agressive as her mistake was my fault.
Nothing they amounce you can trust.
They charge me taxes for 4 days but I stayed there for only 2.
Go somewhere else as Zicatela beach is full of good places to stay.

Go somewhere else to be happy 


Hotel las olas is really Nice, i stayed in the 8 bem room (Hostel style) and everything was good! Really Nice staff and really Nice Location for a really cheap price. 

The only bad thing was that it didn't included a common kitchen or so, but the food out in the nearby restaurants is cheap and quiet good. 

(I went to Zicatela beach to surf)

Good price/staff,  perfect Location 

First thing, the location of this hotel is great! We got the room with balcony but the room was located inside the complex, so basically, the view from our balcony was the back of another building. That was OK with us. The balcony did make the room better as it provided us with some open space and a place to dry bathing suits. However, the design of the room was weird. The sink was outside the bathroom in a corner in the room. The worst part was the bathroom. The light was very dim. Toilet flush was very very weak and the shower was nothing more than a trickle. At a beach town, for me, it's very important to have a good shower in the room as I need to wash the ocean off my hair and body frequently. Then to top this, no floor mat was provided and they had one of those types of floors that took forever to dry. The staff was not super friendly but not rude either. They let my boyfriend use the restroom a few hours before check in  (we arrived early and were lounging on the beach). It was very hot and humid so we paid the extra 200 pesos/day for AC. Overall, we spent around $45 USD/night at this place and we think for a bit more we could have found much better place.

Budget place that could have been better

My husband and I stayed here for three nights. The staff seemed nice enough and helpful, although none of them speak English so sometimes communication was a challenge. They have a small but nice pool.  Other guests who had been there longer than us told us that it could get very noisy at times because of the location on the main strip, but the three nights that we were there were fairly quiet.  Our room was on the bottom floor towards the back of the complex, which is a quieter location. Unfortunately, the room was very small and cave-like. We had hoped that it might be one of the cooler rooms, but we found that it was still quite hot and humid. We decided to pay the extra 200 pesos a night for the air-conditioner.  I was dismayed to find that a staff member comes to the room with a remote control and turns on the air-conditioner and then does not leave the remote control in the room. There is one remote control for all of the air-conditioners in the complex. We had no control over any of the settings, and initially the room became very, very cold. This meant that we had to go find a staff member and try to explain the problem, and then the staff member had to go get the remote control and then come into our room and change the AC setting. We had to do this several times. It was inconvenient.  It was also quite annoying that the air-conditioner had to be running all of the time.  It got so chilly in the room at night that I asked for an extra blanket… sadly, they did not have any extra blankets. Another thing about the room that was inconvenient was the design of the bathroom and shower. There is no shower curtain separating the toilet from the shower, so when you take a shower the entire floor gets very wet, including right in front of the toilet which is also where the door to the bathroom is. This means that you step out of the bathroom with wet feet and track water all over the tile floor of the bedroom.  It would be helpful if they provided a bathmat or just a third towel to use as a bathmat, but they do not.  Due to the conditions described above, I cannot give this place a very good rating. 

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