Troncones Hotel Guide - Majahua Point hotels in Troncones, Mexico.

"Spectacular view of the ocean, rooms cleaned each day, great room service, great food and happy hour. Very affordable!"

"Beautiful facility, pool and beach. Wonderful guests."

"Toda mi estadía estuvo muy bien sin ningún problema "

"Great place. Clean rooms and great food."

"All of the staff were helpful and pleasang to ralk to. The entire resort was very comforrable and the location is stunning!"

"Very nice accommodations. Friendly staff. Bring a translator app if you do not speak Spanish. Currently they do not exchange US$ for pesos, pay with card for best exchange rate. They will set rate at 14pesos/$ when paying cash with us$. 3 great pools. We had 3 nights in upgraded restaurants with our package. Tips are appreciated. Buffet was just that- decent offer of like food. Hamburger/pizza/salad at lower pool cafe when open. Entertainment shows are at the azul property next door (10 min walk). 20 pesos shuttle to ixtapa (ends 7pm). Taxi available $. Ferry boat to ixtapa island in walking distance, as well as crocodile/bird sanctuary and Mexican markets (northwest). We’d stay again if they offer a similar package. "

"Thoughtfully designed, in a thoroughly relaxed location, made even better by literally the entire staff who made us feel welcome. No notes. A perfect stay."

"The room was spotless and totally charming as was the entire retreat center. The staff was delightful and the location was perfect."

"The good. Only 6 units so it kept a nice mellow vibe for our 6 night stay. They planted numerous palm trees along the oceanfront providing shade and a tropical scene. It's dog friendly, which has its pros and cons, but we enjoyed it. Cons. It may be just me. But I felt venerable. The doors to the units are closed with a wood latch. The 2 staff that handle the room cleaning and ground are gone by early afternoon and the young lady living in the front seemed gone a lot. Virtually no security.. In a village/ small town with no bank cash is king. So leaving cash,passport, credit card and phone behind a wood latch takes a leap of faith when you go for hours of beach walking and play in the waves. I also got chewed up by bugs. Which I know can happen anywhere in the tropics. The rooms are fun but not designed to keep much out. "