VENTANAS AL PACIFICO - VENTANAS AL PACIFICO

Las habitaciones son ventiladas y amplias. Los espacios han sido bastante bien pensados y hechos cuidadosamente. Todo el alojamiento en verdad ha sido hecho con especial atención, cuidado y detalle. Uriel es muy atento y procura que la clientela la pase chevere en su lugar. En general el lugar ha sido un alegre descubrimiento en Chacahua que invita a regresar. Recomendado 100%

Nos pusieron en un closet utilitario porque rentaron la nuestra (aunque teníamos reservación). Cuando entramos había sangre y basura en el piso, teníamos que esperar mientras que limpiaban. Todo sucio, todo mal…y nos cobraron igual. No puedo recomendar este lugar para nada.

No esperes lujos ni acabados de primera, pero si lo que buscas es venir a Chacahua a sufrear todo el día y tener una cama para pasar la noche, aquí es una buena opción ya que estás justo frente a las olas. La Sra Vicenta es muy amable y su comida es DELICIOSA, aunque no esperes velocidad, recuerda que no estás en la prisa de la ciudad, acá abarca la calma. Pero reitero que la comida está super fresca y con gran sazón. Lamentablemente ahorita ambos terrenos colindantes están en construcción por lo que hay ruido de ambos lados de la habitación, pero si piensas venir solo a surfear, es un buen lugar.

Ho passato la settimana più bella del mio viaggio in Messico. Chacahua è un posto magnifico, ho dormito in una cabagna vicinissima al mare. Da Ventanas si mangia benissimo ed il personale è simpatico e gentile.

Waiting for dinner more than two hours and after they told us "there is no fish anymore".

Highly recommended to stay at Ventanas Pacifico, you won’t find any better place in Chicahua. I’d recommend this place to anyone that wants to travel to Chacahua and I’ll come back to stay at Ventanas Pacifico again, for sure. We stayed at this place for an extended weekend and here is my review: Location is right at the beach and 1min walk to the peak. It’s a family owned place managed by Jury (son) and his family, and they have an incredible service team (including Vlad managing the beach bar where you can get delicious cocktails, smoothies, omlettes, tacos, ceviche etc). Jury also took us out for surfing and showed us how to climb the rocks to avoid the long paddle out. This place has 6 rooms and we booked 2 of them. Each room had 2-3 beds sleeping 2 adults each (if you’re comfortable sharing a bed with the person, otherwise only sleeps one). Rooms are very basic for Western standards, but upper scale for Chacahua/remote Mexico. We had multiple fans in each room, beds are very comfy and they come with mosquito nets which was very nice! Wifi will not allow you to work remote if you need to jump on serious video calls (which is why we only stayed for the weekend), but this is a problem you will have everywhere in Chacahua, not just Ventanas Pacifico. However, wifi works for sending emails, working on documents, checking social media, but be aware it’s spotty, slow and you need to move around, so it’s definitely not ideal and definitely worse than Puerto Escondido. Again, it’s an island and not a co-working space. If you’re traveling to Chacahua, be aware that it’s similar to a small island and you’ll be walking on sand to all places all day long.

Definitely recommend! This place is the best bang for buck you will get in Chicahua. Incredible location right in front of the surf break and in the middle of all the action. Rooms were standard but worked fine for us. Food and bar was amazing (including the bartender Vlad). The host Júry was incredible - even took us out surfing and showed us the local way!

Don’t expect luxury, expect rustic charm and friendly locals, a super relaxing experience and being able to surf right on the break. All that comes with the charm of Chacahua. Uriel was super helpful with my last minute, 7pm request to see if they had a spare room for the night. Stayed here for 2 and it was so lovely! Very basic accommodations and you wake up to the chickens and barking dogs or perhaps parties on the beach but that’s the general charm of Chacahua. Loved it!