Qualton Club Ixtapa - All Inclusive

“Fun in the sun with family”

Best place ever The shows were great There is even contest that I almost won in. Loved the place, will definitely be coming back!! The entertainment guys were very fun and nice! If you are looking for a place to have fun with your family this is definitely a place to go!! They have activities fo… more

Best place ever The shows were great There is even contest that I almost won in. Loved the place, will definitely be coming back!! The entertainment guys were very fun and nice! If you are looking for a place to have fun with your family this is definitely a place to go!! They have activities for both adult and children! We had the chance to bring the younger ones in the family into the club hola ola and it was the best first time “clubbing” experience.

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“Comfortable, laid back, and awesome!”

Our rather large family (7 people) stayed here over Thanksgiving week 2019. A couple of us speak a little Spanish but most none at all. We had a great time. The food was good and always plenty of it. I'm a coffee snob and was very happy with my morning cup. The nightly shows were fun. The grounds a… more

Our rather large family (7 people) stayed here over Thanksgiving week 2019. A couple of us speak a little Spanish but most none at all. We had a great time. The food was good and always plenty of it. I'm a coffee snob and was very happy with my morning cup. The nightly shows were fun. The grounds and facilities are all very well maintained. The beach is wonderful and the ocean warm. I highly recommend walking down to the water taxi and going over to Isla Ixtapa. Stronlgy recommend - will be going back.

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“Quaint & Authentic, Great Value”

We had a great time! We travelled as a family (2 adults, 2 kids) from Canada. Location is fantastic. The beach is nice and not busy, we were often the only ones there. The pool was busy but not insane, we always found chairs with shade without issue, regardless of time of day - no need to "towel … more

We had a great time! We travelled as a family (2 adults, 2 kids) from Canada. Location is fantastic. The beach is nice and not busy, we were often the only ones there. The pool was busy but not insane, we always found chairs with shade without issue, regardless of time of day - no need to "towel reserve" spots or anything. The resort is pretty small, the beach and main pool were both visible from our room balcony, which gives it a nice quaint vibe. Hotel is right by the pier and you're able to ferry over to Ixtapa Island after only a 2-3 minute walk along the beach - the island is worth at least a day trip, I think it was 100 pesos per person, round-trip. There's a market near the pier for touristy purchases along with a free crocodile/iguana zoo exhibit about a minute's walk away from the lobby. Unbeatable sunsets every night. Food was good, our kids are picky but always had some stuff to eat (i.e. pancakes/french toast/cereal for breakfast, pizza/fries/burgers for lunch, hot dogs/pasta/chips/desserts etc. for dinner) while us adults were able to indulge in more authentic and spicy food. Big recommendation for the Mexican night on Saturday, which is setup like an outdoor festival and had some fantastic options. The buffet is smaller than we were used to on similar trips, wish there was a bit more variety some nights, but we always left with full bellies. Drinks were good, the kids loved their virgin daiquiris and pina coladas, and the servers came around to get drink orders from both the pool and beach very frequently. Great palomas and micheladas. This is one of the older resorts in Ixtapa so don't come in expecting new and perfect, the rooms are a bit dated but very comfortable. WIFI worked great while sitting on our balcony but only sporadically while in room, so don't count on in-room WIFI unless you are very close to the lobby or pool. AC worked great, and the room was clean. Biggest room complaint was the water pressure of the shower which was terrible (one day literally just a dribble of water), but may have been related to some renovations they were doing to the units nearby. HUGE thank you to Ramiro who was amazing. He was our guide for two of our included trips, the catamaran trip and the kayak/snorkeling trip to Ixtapa Isle. He was amazing and I'm not sure how we would have gotten by without him. This dude never sleeps, when not working the tours he would often emcee at the pool and at the evening shows, and if he saw us he'd always give us a heads up on upcoming activities or events that we would not have known about otherwise - thanks Ramiro! Heads up for Canadians: This resort is very Spanish-oriented. Even the information pamphlet they give upon checking in was only in Spanish, so we had to use an app to translate it for us. Staff were all super friendly but communication was hard in some cases. You will need to attempt at least basic Spanish to communicate - if you aren't willing to try - you will have a rough time. If you are accustomed to being able to speak to anyone you meet in English (like some of the larger resorts in Cancun, PV, etc.) then maybe book elsewhere. But if you want some authentic experiences for a good price, or want to avoid some of the huge mega-resorts and have a bit of a quainter vibe, then this is a great resort for your money.

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“Quaint older resort with some upgrades needed. Cannot recommend the food.”

We recently stayed here for 2 weeks and were the only non-Mexican guests at the resort. The resort is older, has a nice layout and is very clean. It is in need of lots of maintenance. Fabulous beach! We had to pay our own transportation to and from the airport. No shuttle service offered. Ou… more

We recently stayed here for 2 weeks and were the only non-Mexican guests at the resort. The resort is older, has a nice layout and is very clean. It is in need of lots of maintenance. Fabulous beach! We had to pay our own transportation to and from the airport. No shuttle service offered. Our room was great. Clean, spacious, great housekeeping service. It would have been nice to have a screen door so that we could open the doors at night. (we were on the ground floor) The staff are very friendly. Specifically Fabiola (front desk), Oliver (Pool bar). Eduardo (sport bar), Daniel (breakfast/lunch service) and Juan at the a la carte restaurant. Internet coverage is spotty. It only worked in our room and a few of the public spaces. For us, the biggest disappointment was the food, The resort caters primarily to Mexican guests. Being Canadian, there were often times that we had no idea what was being served at the buffet. The signage was in Spanish only and the temperature of the food was just lukewarm. The a la carte restaurant was closed the first week we were there, and was only open 3 days a week after that. The food at the a la carte was pretty good, but again, not hot. Perhaps that is the way that the Mexican people prefer their food. Not me. Would I go back? Not likely.

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