Casa Acento

We spent about a week in Bugambilla. It was a lovely room, thoughtfully furnished, with a little private terrace and great cross-ventilation. The coffee setup worked well, the shower had plenty of hot water, and there was a small desk for the occasional bit of computer work. Wifi was fast, and streaming on the TV gave us no trouble. Jonathan and the rest of the team were attentive and added a personal touch. Breakfast was outstanding and arrived right on time on the mornings we ordered it. The minibar and restaurant suggestions were listed by QR code, and the prices were around or a little below what you'd pay at a US convenience store. We tried several of their restaurant picks and liked them all. It's a bit quieter where the hotel is, which suited us. The waterfront is about a 10-minute walk away, and from there most of the main sights are easy to reach. Road construction made that walk take a little longer, but it wasn't difficult, and there are plenty of nice shops and stops for water, drinks, or snacks. Valle de Bravo does have its uphill stretches, though! The walk is the only reason I'd rate the location four stars. We arrived very late because of heavy traffic from Mexico City, and the staff were happy to wait for us. The place is good value, and a walk down to the lower levels of the property gives you a look at what may be coming for the hotel. If possible, paying cash may work out a little cheaper since there are no fees. Ask about paying the government room tax upfront too. It's negligible per day and seems common outside the big resort towns. I'd happily return. Valle de Bravo is a magical city, and Casa Acento made a great base for us.