La Isla Shopping Village

It was nice , the walk was good,and had a nice environment to it. The stores had the friendliest employees. Good place to pass the time with the family and do your shopping. If you want to buy stuff, the walkway is like a little island. Good restaurants.

Excellent place for shopping and eating/dining. Cinema is also available as well as a lovely canoe trip in an artificial but beautiful river, which can be for either couples or kids. The trip for kids is different though, it has an special pirate show while in the canoe. Overall experience in the village is rather comfortable as it has several food options and doesn't lack of bars or swimwear shops.

Food, coffee, ice cream, pretty much anything you need in one place. Good place to hangout if you want to get away from the beach scene. Lots of families with children, seniors, very inter generational.

Spent the day browsing around the the shopping centre and shops had great tasting fresh seafood while watching the dolphins at play. Had a great time.

Very well taken care of. The experience was amazing especially the little boat rides. Definitely recommended the pirate ship

Ghost place. Since hurricane Otis almost every shop is closed and in ruins.

An upper class open air mall, with some fancy boutiques and restaurants, don't expect much variety here, but it has some nice things , a Cinema and some shops to keep you interested on the weekends, there's also this gimmicky ride on some kinda Venetian barges , great for a coffee and a bite, you will probably like it

More quiet than the major malls we visited in Mexico which we turned out to be a fond of lol perhaps we liked the idea of being able to roam around without bumping to anyone, but we think its due to limited choices of stores

This is a shopping mall made for everyone [except me lol] Various restaurants and little food booths, familiar cafe's an various boutiques and specialty stores give this mall an avenue to cater to a well rounded shopping audience. What gives this place an extra special touch is the little river that runs around the core of the plaza. With gondola rides to offer and quaint bridges to keep you moving from shop to shop, adding to the calming atmosphere. There's also a little turtle pool that would definitely capture anyone's attention. The only negative is being a big Jawaiian, it was hard to find anything in my size...Hakuna Matata - I still like the place. If you're in the Diamanté area of Acapulco, definitely check it out & perhaps spend an afternoon- I forgot to mention a movie theater exists in the heart of this mall. Salud!

La Isla Shopping Village is an outside mall filled with lots of high end stores including Coach and Puma to name a couple. There is also some restaurants including Carlos and Charlie's and Texas Ribs. There is a man made pond filled with turtles around the center of the mall. Although the mall is new and has great stores there never seems to be a time when I have seen it busy. It is located off the main strip and is close to the airport. You have to take a taxi here as it's about 25-35 minutes away from the main area of Acapulco.