Hotels near Puerto Escondido International Airport - PXM, Puerto Escondido

Overrated, overpriced, and not maintained places. The surrounding of Purto Escondito are gorgeous but if you come for the city, you’ll be disappointed like me. I was looking forward to a cute beach town, eating sea food and enjoying the ocean. Well first of all, you won’t be able to swim because the waves are massive. Plan a budget of 15-20 USD for a breakfast fried eggs + bacon plate and donc expect any within walking distance things. Every thing is spread out and you’ll need to use a taxi or rent a transport. After travelling 1 month is Mexico, I was super disappointed by this place. It’s more expensive than Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Oaxaca, Tulum, and even Merida. I came with the intention to stay a week, and ended up staying one day.

A lovely area but becoming more expensive as more tourists flock to the town , restaurants and shops are on the pricey side also the bars on the beach in Punta asking for £10 per sun bed and food on top which's is European Prices (shame)

I would come here for a peaceful getaway: to read a book at the hotel or on the beach, watch the sunsets, listen to the sound of powerful waves, enjoy sandwiches and coffee at a café, take a boat tour, and go for a sunset walk along the shore. The calm beaches are crowded, and the main beach isn’t suitable for swimming. So if you’re looking for a place to swim a lot — this isn’t the right spot.

Amazing destination for a quick trip. People is friendly and kind. There are a lot of tours with pick up and drop off at the hotel/hostal/ Airbnb included. At night it might feel a bit insecure because there isn't a lot of public lighting but it's safe to walk around. I definitely loved the people, they take care of the environment and tourism. Didi works there but don't expect a quick answer, normal taxi is way better and safe.

We were only there for two nights so we were limited. We stayed in the Rinconada area which is pretty residential, but we found great restaurants (El Nene and Espadin), coffee shop (Dulce Tierra Bakery & Coffee) and beaches. The beaches are small and very crowded. Playa Carrizalillo was the largest and had some shade. Playa Manzanillo and Puerto Angelito smaller but much closer to our condo. They are called swimming beaches but the waves were a bit strong for me, but no problem for my daughter. Taxis are plentiful and easily waved down.

Its a place for surfing so dont expect to get in the sea everywhere because the waves are high in parts of the beaches, but its beautiful to look at this and you can go to sailing with dolphins and turtles. Parties and nightlife more in la punta.