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Hotel Gaby Inn - Zihuatanejo
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| PLAYAS DE IXTAPA ZIHUATANEJO | |
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Our beautiful tourist destination is part of the well known "Guerrero's Sun Triangle", together with Acapulco and Taxco (a colonial destination within our state). Zihuatanejo is pronounce it "zee-watt-a-NEH-ho" which means "place of woman" in the nahuatl tongue. Ixtapa is pronounce it as "eeks-TAH-pa", which means "the white place" in the same tongue. They are hard to pronounce for sure, but they are beautiful to discover and enjoy. |
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Unlike any other mexican beach resort destination, Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo comprises two entirely different places with distinct lifestyles. In Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo you will get TWO DESTINATIONS for the price of one. |
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Our destination is appropriate for families, singles, couples, honeymooners, old timers... and specially for YOU! Once you discovered Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, you will return... and return... and return... |
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Zihuatanejo is a small town, which nowadays still conserves the typical physiognomy and the friendly atmosphere of the old fishing village with that "True Mexican Flavor". |
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The downtown streets are still cobblestones
paved and most of the constructions have that tropical-coastal
look (even some of the new ones, to help preserve the old town
appearance). There are many cozy restaurants, boutiques, jewerly
stores, bars, tourist markets, and much more.
You won't see any tall buildings (four stories maximum) because they are not permitted by a City Law (the purpose is to conserve the village look). |
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