Second trip for my wife and I to actually stay at La Casa Que Canta and this time on our 20th Anniversary. We were engaged 21 years ago at Villa Del Sol on La Ropa (Now the Thompson) and married the next year at Las Palmas (now the Condos at Las Palmas) on Playa Blanca. We also spent our 1st Anniversary at what now is the Hilton Grand Vacation spot on La Ropa. The last two visits, last year and this year, were at LCQC and both visits were fantastic. This year’s stay we splurged for our 20th and stayed in the owners suite at the tippy top of the main building. Glorious views and very private. The only drawback to this particular room is that at times during the day and/or evening it can get really windy on the beautiful outside terrace and of course the stairs. If you are young and spry and want a good workout, this is the room for you. If not…not so much. We were fine with it although it did get a bit tiresome after a long day doing nothing (lol) and marching the 180+ steps from the saltwater pool area at very the bottom of the hotel grounds to our room at the top. 😜😂🤷🏻‍♂️ Legs are feeling great though after 7 days of continuous stairs exercises. 😁 The room was very comfortable and housekeeping did a great job making sure the room was spotless and prepped and fresh and ready for the day/night. Turn down service was glorious. The staff were all very friendly, attentive and went out of their way to accommodate whatever we wanted/needed including making a couple of special orders of “Pappas Frittas” (comforts of home lol) and also a “Queso Fundido” that were not on the regular menu. Special shout out to Laura, Semey, Dina, Teresa, Irving, Elion, Augustin for going out their way to make sure we stayed smiling during our stay. We rarely left the property except for a few trips to walk La Ropa beach down below (which is decent walk as well) and stop at our old engagement spot for some drinks, laughs and fond memories. We had every intention to go exploring a day here or there however La Casa Que Canta is a paradise unto its own and really gives you every reason to NOT leave the property. Food was great, decently priced (we ate and drank like queens and kings lol) and available most of the waking hours into the late evening. This is for sure a spot for couples to relax and enjoy. Quiet, Romantic, Beautiful, Relaxing…La Casa Que Canta is hard to beat for Zihuatanejo. Or anywhere else in the world for that matter. We are already thinking about our next visit to La Casa Que Canta.

Pack now. Such a gem of a spot with outstanding people, food, views and options. Don't hesitate to go!! The hotel is perfectly placed on an ocean rock cliff between La Ropa and Madera Beach so you have a very tough choice to make in the morning overlooking this magnificent old fishing village! Or.....take a boat over to turquoise watered Las Gatas! which happens to have a cool surf spot, breaking INSIDE the bay so it looks like the wave is coming from the cliff from the other side of the Bay!!! I surf 4 times a week now living in San Clemente CA so this part is really cool to me anyway. Triconnes (sp) is 40 min a way and is also a great wave. Another reason to go back to Zihua. My wife literally wants to by a condo there now. Oh my gosh ;-o Shout out to Laura in reception and Nicholas from the Restaurant service....Tony too! Also, the room service peeps are amazing (there's so many good folks they have there that really do care; HR prolly needs a pat on the back as well for their hiring practices but almost everyone we came across in Zihua was kind and smiling). We would ask for something and it would be there fast! All the rooms have great views so don't worry, be happy! L8ters, James S, San Clemente, CA

The restaurant at La Casa Que Cante is as beautiful to look at as it is marvellous to eat at. Tables are artfully placed around a lovely patio with views overlooking the bay to the town. But the food! Oh my the food is beyond compare. My guest and I both enjoyed the salsa prepared at our table and eaten with home baked breads. The zucchini raviolis may just be the most delicious appetizer I’ve ever eaten. They were light, ethereal and mouthwatering in a sauce to match. My fusilli with wild caught shrimp was so good I mourned being unable to finish my serving. And the lime sorbet was a perfect finish. It’s not inexpensive but I happily paid my bill (3000 pesos for two with wine)!

Stunning property with excellent service, friendly, professional staff and great cuisine. Each room is unique, all with ocean views. Surprise and delight abounds with nightly turndown service and floral art on the bed. Great location to walk downtown or to La Ropa beach with plenty of restaurants and coffee in walking distance too. We came here for our 25th anniversary and our experience exceeded our expectations!

Twenty years ago we were married and went to Zihuatenejo for our honeymoon. We stayed at a hotel above Playa La Ropa that was clean and a great view but definitely basic since fit within our tight budget at the time. We mentioned we wanted to come back and stay at the Casa Que Canta once we were able to do so. And we did! At times when revisiting an idea from the past the reality does not quite live up to a memory. However in this case it exceeded expectations! From the beautiful accommodations, artful grounds, wonderful pools, excellent restaurant, and incredibly kind and helpful staff this was one of the best places we have had the privilege of staying at! Highly recommended!