This is the 3rd year in i've came to mexico for work and stayed at this hotel. It is a very nice…read morehotel! The rooms are always clean and the staff are so friendly! They let us check in at 9:30am which was really unexpected and kind! The restaurant is AMAZING! The server Juan Carlos is awesome! He has help us for the past few years at the restaurant and he even helps me practice my español! :) This place is definitely worth it! 5/5

I arrived at the hotel bar and spent some time there consuming beverages. Later, an employee…read moreinformed me that I needed to leave because the space was reserved for a private event. There were no signs or clear indications posted beforehand. I was asked if I was a guest of the hotel, which I confirmed. Despite this, I was still asked to leave, which caused me significant embarrassment in front of other guests I had been interacting with.

I was only here for one night and I enjoyed its proximity to the oceanfront in Ensenada. I hop in…read morean Uber, and I am downtown in no time at all. The hotel faces the marina full of boats. This place is very popular, people are always coming and going. My room was actually quite large with a nice balcony facing the ocean. I had the fortune of occupying a newly renovated room. My only complaint is the amount of noise that makes its way into the room from the exterior hallway. As soon as you enter on my left by the doorway was the bedroom which had a wall and windows facing the hallway. I guess, I was fortunate because most of my neighbors were quiet and respectful. The hotel can easily solve this problem by utilizing more sound absorbing materials. The hotel's restaurant has an outstanding breakfast buffet which was the most memorable experience of my stay. It's worth staying here just for the delicious breakfast. Would I stay here again? Most definitely, the hotel's proximity and food made all of the difference. There are also trails along the ocean front which I made use of after breakfast.

The place was pretty decent. Nice area, pool marina etc…read more Here are the negatives We got dinner at the restaurant. Food was really good, however we noticed there were weevils in the bread. That killed the appetite pretty quick. We also ordered wine but we did not ask for the price and they ended up pouring a very expensive bottle. It was good but make sure you ask because the bill was pretty high We also booked this place because paddle boarding was offered. When we went to rent the boards they said they were not renting them out. Major bummer, if I would have known I would have brought my own board Over all nice hotel but I'm not sure if I would go back

The best B&B near Ensenada with amazing views! 5 minutes…read moreaway from La Bufadora. Great hiking trails and just a 15 minute walk to a secluded beach. The owners, Bruce and Irene are so sweet! Upon arrival they walked us through the property, then showed us to our room and recommended great local restaurant. Their hospitality goes above and beyond. Irene serves breakfast buffet/family style. Bruce is delighted to provide recommendations for any activities you're looking to do in the area. Our Bedroom was clean, cozy and comfy with our own bathroom and loft for kids. Great for families with kids. This was definitely a Home away from Home. Highly recommend it if you're looking for peace and quiet, with fantastic host. *About 1-2 miles from main road, Through a dirt road.

This was our first time staying at Casa Mediodia. I stumbled across it on accident when searching…read morefor a B&B, last-minute for the Memorial Day weekend. I was surprised to see all the wonderful reviews as everything else I had found had average reviews and none of those had rooms to rent. I sent an email to Irene and she quickly responded with what she had available and the rates. Once the room was paid for via PayPal, Irene sent a very detailed map on how to travel to the place. Being familiar with Ensenada already, it did not seem to complicated to locate. Now the last 3 km is dirt but it is well-maintained road with some minor ruts towards the end. There should not be any concern for a vehicle as long as you travel within a reasonable speed. The B&B was very easy to spot as is made up of approximately 4, very colorful structures. Once we figured out where to park (there are a couple of driveways), we were greeted on the patio by Irene. She gave us a walk around the property to explain all the amenities. Being familiar with the area, we were a little concerned about food for dinner as there are not too many options at La Bufadora and we did not want to drive back to Ensenada at night. To our surprise, Irene mentioned that dinner is available for a nominal fee and she has a menu with things available during the day if you choose to stay put for lunch. We chose a room that faced the sunset, with a nice balcony to relax on. The room was small but very comfortable with a private toilet and shower. It also had a small TV with DVD and VHS players as well as several blankets that you can use to wrap yourself up in when you watch the sunset. Now I must say all the meals were amazing! During our two-night stay we dined on a Mediterranean whitefish with a crab pasta. We had chicken mole, a very amazing egg scramble with a huge selection of fruits for breakfast and some wonderful coffee and juices. We requested a midday snack of guacamole and chips as well as chicken quesadillas. Both were prepared promptly and tasted very good. After our meals in the evening, Irene and Bruce as well as the guests enjoyed great conversation and listened to Bruce play an Indian flute and tell stories while we took in the sunset. At night it was incredibly quiet, almost hard to get used to as there were no sounds. The bluff that they are located on has almost no traffic as there are very few homes in the area and they are spread apart. But this amazing silence worked perfectly to allow us to decompress during our stay. We filled our days with some walks along the bluffs and even made the trek down to a very secluded beach. The beach did take some physical effort as you needed to use a rope to descend approximately 70 feet. We did see another cove that had a pathway to it but it did not have a sand beach to relax on but the waters appeared very clear. One thing we found also very relaxing to do was to watch was a small commercial tuna operation. We were entertained with the fishermen tending to their nets and gathering tuna. We could watch this from the bluffs. One thing to note is that the property sits on a hillside and that each structure is at a different level. If you are needing a wheelchair or have difficulty walking on uneven surfaces, this would be a difficult place to get around in my opinion. Nearby is the tourist site of La Bufadora, which is worth seeing at least once, as it is supposedly one of the largest blowholes in the world. For us, the sheer number of vendors that you are approached by takes away some of the appeal so we decided not to drive there (you could walk there too) and just stay at the B&B to just take in the relaxing atmosphere during our stay. Now Bruce and Irene mention that there are other services available as in a wonderful masseuse that lives in the area as well as an individual who can aura readings or something of that nature. The B&B has what can be best described as a small clubhouse, containing hundreds of LPs, DVDs and VHS as well as telescopes and binoculars, games and there is a bocce ball court outside. There are also kayaks, boogie boards and bicycles to rent at a very nominal rate so if you wish your stay to be a little bit more physical, there are many options. WiFi is free during the morning hours and a charge or approximately $5 for a full day (usage limited). We've traveled many times to Rosarito and Ensenada and stayed in the larger hotels but this B&B is now our default place to stay as we found it just an amazing escape. I highly recommend staying there.

This place is fabulous! With a whole bunch of family drama happening my husband and some friends…read moresnuck away for the 3 day weekend. I love fishing .. I love food .. I love beauty.. Pools and jacuzzi's.. The rooms are very clean, the staff is extremely friendly, the ocean is literally about 600 feet from my door. Went with my friend to the bar area last night fir her to get a margarita and she said it was delicious. I would absolutely come back here again and again. Ps: Just for my memory this veteran's day weekend there were professional racers here.. that was really cool. The Baja 1000 .. they came to sit in the hot tub with us. Trying to pull some pretty smooth lines... like "you girls in a hot tub full of famous racers" lol. I said "Praise the Lord, good luck in your race"

My favorite place to stay when I do a motorcycle Baja trip to Cabo. Rooms are clean and always well…read morekept. Beautiful grounds and a good restaurant on property. Close to Ensenada but far enough to be quiet.

We had the pleasure of staying at Punta Morro Resort, and it was truly a memorable experience from…read morestart to finish. The oceanfront views are absolutely breathtaking--waking up to the sound of waves and panoramic coastal scenery is something special. The accommodations were clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, offering a perfect balance of relaxation and charm. The property itself is beautifully maintained, with lush landscaping that enhances the peaceful, coastal atmosphere. One of the highlights is the on-site dining. The restaurant delivers fresh, flavorful dishes with stunning views of the Pacific, making every meal feel like an occasion. The service throughout the resort was warm, attentive, from the gardeners, housekeepers & security guard's to the waitstaff/servers, reception, masseuse and housekeepers are genuinely welcoming. Whether you're looking for a quiet getaway, a romantic escape, or simply a place to unwind by the ocean, Punta Morro Resort is an excellent choice in Ensenada. It is nestled and tucked away in a private area along the shoreline, very quiet, quaint ideal for tranquility and ultimate relaxation, I would absolutely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

Michelin Star Restaurant ! Everything was delicious here!! We went with a group of 8 people, the…read moreservice was great, the food was wonderful and the ambience was amazing!!

Wine vineyard resort in Encuentro Guadalupè Just a 2 hour…read moredrive from San Diego. Drove through the vineyard where the air smelled sweet. The resort allowed our dog Gucci which is neat. Surrounded by wine the whole weekend through. Private eco-loft with the prettiest view. You can peek out and see the vineyards down below. And watch the stars twinkle putting on a show. They have a gourmet restaurant beside the infinity pool. And they bring your food and drinks so you can stay cool. I recommend avocado toast and dragon fruit cocktail And you can walk through the vineyards and follow the trail. This wine paradise feels a million miles away. I'd recommend for a weekend get away.

There is absolutely no doubt that Encuentro is one of the more beautiful stays south of San Diego…read more It is a unique loft hidden on a vineyard hill with excellent views of the Guadalupe Valley. The good: They offer most things a hotel/resort would, excellent dining, scenic views, valet transport, clean spaces. The bad: The terrain to drive and walk on is rough. To go to the pool/restaurant you will have a short walk through a dirt path which is not terrible but can be freezing in the evening. The only comfortable furniture in the loft will be the bed, otherwise everything else will be industrial wood and cast iron furniture. The shuttle drivers are the only reason they are not getting less of a rating. They were polite, helpful and timely. The front office staff, though nice, were not willing to help with much else. Overall, This is a stunning location for a short stay. Loved soaking in the sunset sitting next to a fire with a glass of cabernet. For the price, I truly believe it could be better! A full length mirror, comfortable seating in the rooms (the poolside furniture is great), better barking set up because its an unpaved rough ascent to the parking area. On my next trip to Valle, I would look for something with more of a homey/hotel feel as Encuentro is more of an experience.

Las Terrazas offers not only incredible food but also the best view in town. The setting is pure…read moreBaja magic: ocean breezes, stunning sunsets, and a relaxed yet elegant atmosphere. We were there during their extensive Sunday brunch buffet. Made to order tacos, quesadillas, and crepes. Good coffee. Juice and lots of fruit options. We were seated immediately in the best table with incredible views. Very kind and friendly staff. Las Terrazas delivers an unforgettable dining experience surrounded by breathtaking coastal views.

One of my favorite places to stay on Baja trips. Great food. Excellent service and outside seating…read moreshoreside. Always a good experience

Are you a grom or traveling with a grom in north Baja? Do yourself a favor and skip the Rosarito…read morerat race. This little gem in La mission is a dream of two brothers. Quaint, athentic and welcoming of surfers and travelers of all kinds. The manager Antonio is a true blessing to this already adorable motel. He will make sure you have anything you need. And ask him about his recommendations around the area. He is a wealth of fantatic advise. If you are a resort type traveler this is not the place for you. However if you are looking for a real Mexican experience this is the place to be.

It was a busy Memorial weekend, hard to find a room down in Baja. even harder to find a reasonably…read morepriced room. But I found the place and called and made a reservation for two nights. When I got there the people were fantastic and we decided to add an extra night. they are renovating the place as we speak and have 4 or 5 rooms out of 9 available. Anthony the manager was fantastic, he made every effort to make sure that we were happy and comfortable. would you like coffee in the morning? Anthony delivers it. the owner also stays on the property and is very kind to his guests. If you're a surfer it's the perfect place, Antonio teaches surfing, if you are already a surfer he is more than glad to take you out to all the great waves and spots. If you're not a surfer no problem you can walk one block down and have numerous fantastic restaurants and bars to choose from no driving required. I would certainly recommend this place to anyone who does not require five star service in a five star resort but is willing to take a chance with a small business owner and a small hotel. thank you to the hotel and its staff for all the excellent treatment.

This hotel is right in front of the water. It has a tiny beach and in a well-maintained…read moreneighborhood. The pool and restaurant area are great with a very nice view of the ocean. Our room had a beautiful view of the ocean also. The room itself could use some improvement. The bathroom has very minimal amenities so I suggest you brnging your personal care stuff like shampoo, soap, lotion, etc. No fridge in the room. Bedsheets/pillow looked a bit old as well. I like my pillows fluffy and these weren't. 3 stars for the location and Sunday morning buffet. They had a variety of thing and their chilaquiles were very good.

Let me start by saying don't let the map view fool you. This hotel is on large, expansive grounds…read morethat are beautifully landscaped and well maintained. It's on the water and has it's own very tiny beach. They provide an opportunity to jet ski, kayak or just lay about with a drink in your hand. There are several tiers of rooms here and you truly get what you pay for. If you reserve a cheap room next to the parking lot, you will get one that's moderately decorated, with no WiFi access, thin walls and a greater noise level. If you pay more and get a poolside room, your room is well decorated, thicker walls, WiFi access and limited noise. The staff here speaks moderate English and the guests were mostly Mexican. Overall, everyone was friendly. They are pet friendly as well. The bar and restaurant were awesome. The service was terrific, especially considering my pathetic Spanish. The local wines are delicious and anything you order with fish was very fresh. My favorite was the shrimp ceviche tostadas which were out of this world and I ate them every day. There was live music at night, they were mostly playing old American tunes which was kind of funny with the Spanish accents, but the bands were very talented. Overall, our stay was nice, but considering price and location, we will likely explore other options on our next trip.