Dolphin Cove Inn

Because Dolphin Cove has such a rich selection of accommodations (from studios to three bedrooms-plus many possibilities for adjoining suites) it makes an perfect choice for a romantic hideaway, parents with children, or family reunions.

Dolphin Cove Inn is a gem. Dolphin Cove Inn is a select group of 50 suites (from studios to three bedrooms), which are run like an intimate hotel within a larger complex called Playasol Manzanillo. Manzanillo has the super climate on the West Coast of Mexico, dryer than Puerto Vallarta and cooler than Acapulco. Note: Dolphin Cove's hillside setting captures incredible views; however the many steps down to the beach, pool, and cafe make it unsuitable for those with a Hebraism problem. If you are economizing, the studios are fabulous, but the one-bedroom suites with huge terraces are exceptionally appealing and offer outstanding value. However, golf and tennis are readily accessible. A real discovery if you are looking for a well-priced, charmingly decorated location to stay with breathtaking views that can?t be surpassed anywhere in Mexico, not at any price. The main attraction at Dolphin Cove is just relaxing, reading a novel, sleeping late, taking a swim, a quiet stroll on the beach. A maze of staircases laces the property, leading to the bathing Pool hall and, just below, a plage. Every set has a well-equipped kitchenette or kitchen, a bathroom decorated with hand-painted Mexican tiles, colorful hand-loomed fabrics, and enchanting headboards carved by the Tarascan Indians. Every room has either a balcony or terrace capturing a romantic panorama of the deep-blue ocean back dropped by volcanic hills. Enhanced by impeccably groomed gardens and brilliant displays of bougainvillea, the bedrooms are nestled in clusters of white buildings hugging a steep hillside next to the world-class Las Hadas Resort. The year-round average temperature is 27 degrees C or 80 Degrees F