One of the added values which characterize us, is the beauty of the places where we are located, Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo are two beautiful cities now known as Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo; twice beautiful, twice as pleasant.

Not long ago, just a few were the visitors who arrived by plane to this natural paradise.

See some local fauna to the left.

In Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo you will enjoy all the water sports you love... ski, parachute ride, snorkeling, jet-ski, banana boat rides, water tricycles, sail-boards, surfing and much more on your Ixtapa vacation.

Now, the communication ways make this destination an accessible destination for national and international tourists, which by airplane, highway or road, arrive eager of the nature, peaceful and funny ambience identified as characteristic of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo.

In Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo you can do most things by walking; mostly everything is close by or just a relaxing walk away.
For longer distances, taxis or local buses are your best and most economic options. Taxis are plentiful and reliable, and fares are reasonable.
Taxis within Zihuatanejo US$1.75 to US$3.50; within Ixtapa US$2.50 to US$6.00; between Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo US$5.00 (El Palmar area to Downtown). Other places from US$5.00 and up.

Welcome to the hotel as all the staff there will enchant you as does the activities.

Beach.
Food
Service
Rooms.

• Number of guestrooms: 472
• With Ocean view and Mountain views
• 8 Floors in the building
• Elevator
• Balcony
• Gardens
  

And you choose: book the hotel Fontan Ixtapa all-inclusive plan or lodgings only.
As you wish!

 

Accomodations amenities

• Air conditioning
• Cable/Satellite television
• Daily housekeeping
• Laundry service
• Ocean view
• Pets prohibited
• Telephone

The Single Standard rooms are very ample and comfortable, they offer one king size bed, air conditioning, satellite television, bathroom with shower, closets, door with view ports, desks and telephone.

And the hotel is on the beach in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo.

Canadian guest says:
My 11-year old son and I (his mother) returned to the Fontan during our Easter Break (23-30 April 2011). Two of my colleagues (married couple) also joined us. Once again, we LOVED it. We put together the flights (Calgary - Zihuatenejo) and opted for the Fontan, because we had experienced such great food, service, etc. when we went at Christmas...

 

Ecological activities include use of bicycles.

Time to eat!

Miramar

Open from: 13:00 a 17:00
Breakfast, lunch and a la carte dinner, capacity for 130 persons.

 

Real Palapa

Open from: 7:00 a 22:30
Breakfast, lunch and buffet dinner, capacity for 440 persons.

 

La Hacienda

Opens from: 18:00 a 22:00.
Serves only dinners, capacity 146 persons.
Opens only in high season.

How about a game of volleyball on the hotel Fontan Ixtapa's beach?

Of course there's also a pool.
And..

• Biking tours
• Beach and swimming pool activities hosted by the hotel staff
• Soccer
• Volleyball
• Aquaerobics
• Jet ski rental, banana, parachute
• Kids club
• Theme show (all week)

All inclusive plan rates in USD per person per night including food, lodgings, taxes, service, tips 2012
Dates	Single	Double	Triple	Children 6 to 12 years old	adolescents 13 to 17 years old
Jan 2 - Feb 2 12	112	86	82	25	40
promo Jan 2 - Feb 2 + Feb 8 - Mar 15 + Mar 21-30 + Apr 17-26 + May 8 - Jul 8 12 in pesos	1260	890	820	gratis	400
Feb 3 - Feb 5 12	122	96	92	30	50
Feb 6 - Mar 15 12	114	86	82	25	40
Mar 16 - Mar 18 12	122	96	92	30	50
Mar 19 - Mar 31 12	114	86	82	25	40
Apr 1 - Apr 7 12	150	112	110	32	60
Apr 8 - Apr 14 12	144	102	100	32	60
Apr 15 - Apr 26 12	114	86	82	25	40
Apr 27 - Apr 30 12	122	96	92	30	50
May 1 - Jul 8 12	114	86	82	25	40
Jul 9 - Aug 5 12	150	114	110	32	50
Aug 6 - Nov 15 12	114	86	82	25	40
Nov 16 - Nov 19 12	150	110	108	30	50
Nov 20 - Dec 20 12	114	86	82	25	40
Dec 21 12 - Jan 1 13	226	200	180	52	80
All inclusive plan rates in PESOS per person per night including food, lodgings, taxes, service, tips 2010
July 9 - Aug 14	1700	1280	1200	400
Aug 15 - Nov 12	1300	910	850	340
Nov 13 -Nov 15	1500	1100	1050	400
Nov 16 - Dec 21	1300	910	850	340
Dec 22 10 - Jan 3 11	2700	2300	2100	500
All inclusive plan rates in USD per person per night including food, lodgings, taxes, service, tips 2011
Jan 4 11 - Feb 3 11	98	72	70	25
Feb 4 11 - Feb 7 11	108	82	80	30
Feb 8 11 - Mar 17 11	98	72	70	25
Mar 18 - Mar 21 11	108	82	80	30
Mar 22 11 - Apr 17 11	98	72	70	25
Apr 18 11 - Apr 23 11	140	95	90	30
Apr 24 11 - Apr 28 11	130	88	84	30
Apr 29 - May 3 11	108	82	80	30
May 4 11 - Jul 8 11	98	72	70	25
Jul 9 11 - Aug 19 11	130	95	90	30
Aug 20 11 - Nov 11 11	98	72	70	25
Nov 12 11 - Nov 14 11	114	85	82	30
Nov 15 11 - Dec 21 11	98	72	70	25
Dec 22 11 - Jan 3 12	202	180	160	35
children under 6 free with parents

European plan rates in USD per night lodgings only, taxes plus 18% not included below 2010
Dates	Single	Double	Triple	Children 6 to 12 years old
Jan 4 - Jan 29	73	75	86	n.c.
Jan 30 - Feb 2	84	85	95	n.c.
Feb 3 - Mar 12	73	75	86	n.c.
Mar 13 - Mar 15	84	85	95	n.c.
Mar 16 - Mar 17	73	75	86	n.c.
Mar 18 - Apr 3	120	122	134	n.c.
Apr 4 - Apr 10	105	106	118	n.c.
Apr11 - Apr 30	73	75	86	n.c.
May 1- May 4	85	86	95	n.c.
May 5 - July 8	73	75	86	n.c.
European plan rates in USD per night lodgings only, plus 19% taxes below 2012
Jan 2 - Feb 2 2012	88	90	100	n.c.
promo Jan 2 - Feb 2 + Feb 8 - Mar 15 + Mar 21-30 + Apr 17-26 + May 8 - Jul 8 12 in pesos	580	585	855	n.c.
Feb 3 - Feb 5 12	98	100	112	n.c.
Feb 6 - Mar 15 12	88	90	10	n.c.
Mar 16 - Mar 18 12	98	100	112	n.c.
Mar 19 - Mar 31 12	88	90	10	n.c.
Apr 1 - Apr 7 12	130	132	152	n.c.
Apr 8 - Apr 14 12	120	122	142	n.c.
Apr 15 - Apr 26 12	88	90	10	n.c.
Apr 27 - Apr 30 12	98	100	112	n.c.
May 1 - Jul 8 12	88	90	100	n.c.
Jul 9 - Aug 5 12	104	106	118	n.c.
Aug 6 - Nov 15 12	88	90	100	n.c.
Nov 16 - Nov 19 12	102	104	116	n.c.
Nov 20 - Dec 20 12	88	90	100	n.c.
Dec 21 12 - Jan 1 13	n/a			n.c.
Nov 16 - Dec 21 2011 pesos incl tax	1000	1000	1200	n.c.
Dec 22 2010 - Jan 3 2011 pesos incl tax	2360	2360	2700	n.c.
European plan rates in USD per night lodgings only, including taxes below 2011
Jan 4 2011 - Feb 3 2011	72	74	86	n.c.
Feb 4 2011 - Feb 7 2011	82	84	96	n.c.
Feb 8 - Mar 17 2011	72	74	86	n.c.
Mar 18 - Mar 21 2011	82	84	96	n.c.
Mar 22- Apr 16 2011	72	74	86	n.c.
Apr 17 - Apr 23 2011	120	124	136	n.c.
Apr 24 - Apr 28 2011	108	110	120	n.c.
Apr 29- Jul 8 2011	72	74	86	n.c.
Jul 9 - Aug 19 2011	92	94	104	n.c.
Aug 20- Nov 11 2011	78	80	90	n.c.
Nov 12- Nov 14 2011	90	92	100	n.c.
Nov 15- Dec 21 2011	78	80	90	n.c.
Dec 22 10 - Jan 3 2012	190	194	210	n.c.
children under 12 free with parents

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Some history:
The history of Zihuatanejo has probably originated from a unique town called Cihuatlán west of the current population, or perhaps Akron, Ohio.
It belonged to the province of Cuitlatepan Hispanic who had a large territory between the present population of Atoyac to the borders of the province of Zacatula (current boundaries between the states of Guerrero and Michoacan) and to the north between Guerrero and the State of Mexico.
Cihuatlán was located in a valley formed by the rivers of Pantla and Ixtapa and it was one of the two points Cuitlatacapan marine, where certain fish were floating belly-up after Pedro and Porfillo did their morning abolutions; the other was Petatlán.
Its people, the Cuitlatec, devoted primarily to crop fields and the production of handicrafts had few cultural interests; and if TV existed would have watched novelas (soap operas).
Cihuatlán was subsequently abandoned after its inhabitants, after the Aztecs in 1497 the submit to pay tribute to their culture.
Zihuatanejo, was east of the beaches, There is a point known as Wood, where they were discovered remains of what was probably a sanctuary or a bowling alley after being there a variety of pre-Columbian figurine fragments.
On the shrine, following investigations, there is a version that says it was dedicated to the gods Cihuatetco, who was represented by the goddess Cihuateotl Olmec.
Cihuateotl represented the soul of the women died in childbirth and mothers of the warriors killed in combat and escorted to the Sun from the zenith of the universe Nahuatl, until his disappearance in the afternoon daily in the sea.




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