the situation right on the beach is spectacular… you can feel the pacific. the beach is secluded and not too many travelers find the way there. If you can do without service this is a dreamlike place…

The service is absolutely minimal… the free breakfast is a slice of toast with jam… all restaurants at the beach close at 18.00 … you need a car… the next town with plenty of very good choices is 15 min drive away. Rooms and facilities show some wear and tear…

Fresh fish every day. A huge eight mile beach with nobody on it. There is a fresh water lagoon with interesting wildlife. Hotel is beautiful and very comfortable. The population is fifty so it is certainly not touristy.

I am an ocean swimmer and the water is prone to riptides and tow making it tricky for swimminf

Clean, quiet, comfortable bed, consistent hot water, and most importantly safe.

Only serves breakfast and lunch with minimal drink options. No in room safe.

the place is great for disconnecting from the regular life as there is barely internet and no cellphone connection

It’s quietness and simplicity yet confortable People are extremely nice and food delicious

Nothing

Beautiful section of the beach away from the noise of Zihua.

Staff spoke very little English. Room windows and doors had been left open allowing mosquitoes to come into the rooms. Staff was kind enough to light some citronella.

The small hotel is beautiful, comfortable with lots of style. The pool is extremely clean and very nice.

The description does NOT tell you that the hotel restaurant is NOT open for dinner. You are on your own. This is a VERY remote location and the 'local' beach vendors close at 6 or 630. There is a good and pricey (for Mexico) restaurant in the hotel next door, but you need to be ready to pay that price. The chef in the restaurant next door was great. At Casa Kaukan we thought the marlin ceviche was good however the fish tacos were awful and we did not eat them. The staff didn't care, didn't ask (although they don't speak English) and there was no recourse. Oh well. The food is pricey too. They offer generic toast and coffee for breakfast and a PRICEY menu. I think they should offer more complimentary. I was disappointed at that. The beach establishments 0.5 km down the beach at the public access offer VERY reasonably priced and large filling breakfasts and lunch menus. We really enjoyed those. The taxi ride/fare was not usual, as it is in Zihua but could be. When asked to call a taxi the main manager called this tour taxi in a giant SUV, instead of the 'regular' Zihua - Ixtapa white sedan taxi. Another person on the premises had called the 'regular' taxi for another customer but we were not so lucky. Consequently, it cost us more to ride into Zihua to get dinner (they don't serve dinner and its expensive at the neighboring restaurant). Its turns out to be a taxi racket. In US its not that much more but it does leave the customer with a touch of a BAD feeling. I run an Airbnb and I want my customers to feel great and well treated when they leave. I really like Casa Kaukan especially the attention to detail the owners put into the establishment. It seems like the management ONLY need to really change their customer service. It would really help if the main manager spoke a spec of English as it is so close to Zihua with international visitors would be a good move.