If Zihuatanejo was an NFL venue, this would be the seat that the franchise owner watches from.
We stayed January 13 - February 3, 2016. Ed furnished prompt and informative details before we booked and answered every question that came up before we left on our vacation. The condo is spacious, gracious and refined - nicer even than the pictures. The Vista Bay property is well maintained and the two gentlemen, Guero and Jose, who take care of the place are a couple of the most accommodating fellows you will ever meet.
The internet connection was the best that I personally have experienced on vacation in Mexico. We never needed to use the air conditioning as the ceiling fans provided ample ventilation/cooling. A couple of nights we did turn on the A/C fan unit (fan only) in the master bedroom & closed the sliding doors to drown out some festive music from across the bay that went on late into the night. There is plenty of hot water, though the shower heads could use an upgrade (that's about the only recommended upgrade that I can think of).
My wife and I like to walk and even though the condo is perched 278 ft. above sea level (i.e., the beach), we walked down and back every day. If you take the short cut through Punta Marina, turn left on the little gravel road and walk down the steps near the Casa Don Francisco you wind up at Playa La Ropa (0.35 mi.) It's about 10 min. walk going down, a little slower coming back up. The infinity pool at Vista Bay is a refreshing finale. You can also walk to Playa Las Gatas (about 25 min.) by turning left at La Ropa beach, following a narrow road which becomes a path along the rocky shore line that can be negotiated in sandals, though many people will prefer more supportive footwear. Both Playas La Ropa and Las Gatas are strewn with picturesque beach restaurant/cantinas where you can spend the day swimming and lounge in the sun or shade (your preference). The water was about 80°F and very easy to swim in.
To get into town (the centro), take the little van/bus called a kombi (15 pesos for two). Even though we like to walk, we preferred to take a taxi home from town after dark since the roads are not that well lit, and the sidewalks are spotty in places along the road up to Vista Bay (take a flashlight). The cost of a taxi from town to your door after dark will cost you anywhere from 45 to 80 pesos. If you want to pay 45 you have to do a little talking, but that's what makes Mexico enjoyable.