Billionaire J. Paul Getty originally built The Fairmont Pierre Marques as his own private hideaway. Today it maintains its sequestered allure as a guest resort. Framed by the Sierra Madre on one side and the crystal blue Pacific on the other, this legendary retreat caters to guests seeking the ultimate secluded paradise.

Smaller than its neighboring sister resort, The Fairmont Acapulco Princess, The Fairmont Pierre Marques goes to great lengths to uphold the ambience of a private hacienda.  Clusters of snow-white villas, bungalows, and low-rise buildings surround tropical gardens and three freshwater pools – all tucked among 480 acres of palm, mango, and lime trees on the longest beach in Acapulco. Recent updates polished the gracious surroundings in keeping with the hotel's dedication to guests' every wish and need.

The 335 rooms and suites offer a choice of garden, pool, fountain, or beach views. Each provides a generous floor plan with large windows, marble floors, spacious closets, air conditioning, and data port for high-speed Internet access. Some have French doors that open onto patios or terraces, where friends can gather for cocktails or impromptu private parties.  If you just need discounted green fees with no hotel, please let me know. I can save you money on this.