We booked Casa Al Mar in a "Suite Al Patio Doble" room for four nights on our most recent visit to…read moreLa Paz. Prior to our arrival, we accepted the hotel's offer to pick us up at the airport. The cost was 380 pesos. The hotel manager, (yes the manager), ALEXIA, arrived on time and was professional and friendly. We arrived at the hotel in the evening, and our room was ready. This boutique hotel's location on the Malecon is perfect. In addition, the hotel's entrance is really nice with a boho chic vibe. Our room, Unit 1, was about 900 square feet with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room, dining room, and kitchen. This room did not have a view of the ocean (we booked late in the game). Upon first entering the room, it looked really nice; also decorated in a boho chic vibe. There are a lot of steps inside this room. For example, the living area is sunken from the entrance and the kitchen is sunken from the living room. The same thing occurs upstairs to the bedrooms and bathroom. People with mobility issues or children might want to consider other hotel options. Regarding the condition of the unit, it was good. The kitchen was fully outfitted for cooking, and the appliances were in new condition. We did have an issue with the safe, as it was not secured to the wall. It appeared it had been pulled away from the wall for some reason because the holes in the wall were visible. We reported the issue, and they secured the safe the following day. We also had an issue with hot water in the shower and sink. It was somewhat hit or miss; not a huge issue for us. WIFI in the room interacting with the smart TV was troublesome at times. There is no pool at this hotel. In room massage services are available for $90 per hour. Regarding the service, it was fantastic (FIVE STARS). In addition to picking us up at the airport, ALEXIA helped arrange excursions including a beach tour and sand boarding adventure for a really great price. In addition to ALEXIA, all of the staff members were friendly and professional including FRIEDA, CONCEPCION, and PRICILLA. Overall, we had a great experience at Casa Al Mar with only a coupe of minor room issues; one of which we reported, and they handled it right away. Booking in advance for a balcony room with an ocean view is recommended.

Dulce, Priscila, and Frida made our stay so incredibly enjoyable! Dulce helped us out with some…read morelocal beach spots and how to visit Balandra Bay. Priscila gave us a few pointers when it came to our scuba lessons, and Frida greeted us so warmly each time we came and went! We stayed in #7, middle upstairs balcony facing the Malecón. If you're a light sleeper I suggest somewhere off the main drag since sleep will be hard to come by, earplugs were provided and used! La Paz might be my new favorite place in Mexico ; Thank you ladies!!!!

Hotel beautiful service are amazing ,food has authentic Mexican flavors. People are friendly í…read morerecommend 100%

The good: felt safe and had easy parking in the underground garage. Kind staff. The pool was nice…read moreand cool, very refreshing. The meh: The food was just ok. As were the drinks. The Mango margarita was thick and had a light pour. The nacho meat was strange tasted very bland almost like it was boiled. The ahi sashimi was an odd texture, chewy and kind of tough. We needed a late checkout but had to come down the next day to request and pay for that. We couldn't arrange it at check in. They were not full as they offered rooms on different floors when we checked in. We didn't know any better and chose the 4th floor for it's proximity to the pool. Next time I would have asked which had a better view. Ours was not awesome. The bad: our room was less than clean. There was some glob of gunk on the floor at check in. It was easily wiped up but very obvious to anyone "cleaning". There were mop strands on the floor by one of the beds. There was dust, dirt and hair on the floor and the track by the shower was filthy. We kept our shoes on at all times. No conditioner or wash cloths. Although 4 of us were staying and paying $200 per night (you pay extra for more than 2 people), there were only 2 towels and 2 waters. We did ask for 2 more towels and they were delivered promptly. We wouldn't stay again but the hotel is close to all things downtown.

The room was very clean upon check in. I understand they are changing the name to the Marriott…read more This is the best deal in La Paz. Don't stay at the place down the street for over $500. Mayela and Emmanuel will take care of you. They even let my friends check in a little earlier than the 3 pm check in time. Thanks, this will definitely be our go to hotel from now on.

I had several problems in this hotel. To start at arrival…read morereceptionist did not want to speak English when she spoke perfectly at the end of our conversation. This was a minor problem. 2. No warm water in the bathroom 3. coffee maker still had an old coffee bag; when asked to have missing coffee bags, they brought us bags but promised sugar never arrived 4. mold in the shower, just disgusting. This presents a danger for the person in the shower. see photos 5. Safe did not work, so an employee came to address the problem; 2 hours later, the safe did not work again; luckily, I tested the safe before using it. 6. toilet seat lid was dirty, with traces of human excrements on the back of the lid. We were in Hyatt Place San Jose Del Cabo, also problems, but enough is enough. I will never advise you to go to this hotel.

It had been 15 years since I last visited this property - then called Costa Baja. All these years…read morelater, it didn't fail to deliver on the luxury, comfort, hospitality, views, food, customer service and more. The most incredible thing was the staff - gracious, welcoming, friendly, and always smiling and ready to provied everything and anything we needed. Thank you to Javier, Arturo and so many others whose names we asked - sorry for not remembering. Everyone gave 120%. Our king room with a waterfront view was absolutely wonderful. Every morning we sat on our balcony and enjoyed our coffees. And something that always tells you what to expect - the most stylish bathrooms inroom and at the beach. We enjoyed several meals at hotel restaurant Barco and drinks at Puerto at the beach club. We also enjoyed chatting with other guests who were also smiling. We enjoyed gorgeous sunsets. Swimming in the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez. Native birds visiting. The hotel staff helped us arrange a private tour to Isla Espiritu Santos - most magical place. Memories to last a lifetime. Muchas gracias Hotel Indigo/IHG

We visited this resort from from March 10th through the 14th. The weather home was cold n rainy, so…read morewe picked the perfect week to come with the warmth n sunshine!!! The staff was exceptional n friendly, the grounds just gorgeous, the views so beautiful, n the food was delicious. I wanted to go into town to explore, but i had a great time just relaxing in the resort. But we did go to balandra beach n boy was it beautiful.... pictures does not do it any justice. The marina had good restuarants as well. I am already telling our friends n family that we hope they can come visit this awesome place.....i know I want to come back soon!!!!

Stayed 4 nights at this wonderful hotel! The staff was lovely and accommodating. We loved the…read morebreakfast included in our stay - thank you, Francisco! - and the amazing view from the rooftop. Everything was clean and up to date. A perfect location to walk anywhere you need to go.

This review is for the Malecon H Blue Hotel. I would give negative stars if I could. This hotel is…read morenot finished and NOT SAFE. Room keys regularly fail for doors and elevators. Hot water failure in many rooms, the flippant receptionist was argumentative about it being already fixed. Restaurant menu other than breakfast is flavorless, overpriced, takes over 90 minutes to prepare, and kitchen staff are not ready to work at times. There is a sliding door main entrance with faulty sensors. It banged into my mother's arm as she tried to enter the hotel, bruising her badly. It also hit my grandson's head. If you have little kids, elderly folks, are differently abled, this double set of quick-closing glass doors is hazardous. I saw several guests get hit by it daily on my 5 day stay. There is an open landfill full of hazardous materials from the ongoing construction of this unfinished building right on the side of the building! This includes rusty iron rebar, twisted metal, splintery scrap lumber strewn about in huge piles, cinderblocks, huge concrete tubes... in a big giant pit, open and accessible right by the parking lot. It occupies the whole side of the building, also ruining the ocean view from the rooms. There are no safety barriers marking this area, so keep your kiddos away from that! Shower doors are not installed properly. One guest in our party had the glass shower door fall on his head, shatter, and cut open his foot. ...And this is the worst part; the staff lied and covered it up. The hotel receptionist was first on the scene to give 1st aid. She claimed the laceration from the shattered glass shower door was nothing, and did not need stitches. It ended up needing 6 sutures. Our group was in shock, but we were rushed off to a SMALLER room so they could clean up the shattered glass and spilled blood and claim it never happened. Then the manager got a personal friend ("doctor"). This loser took over 2 hours to arrive (the manager who called him said we should have gone to the hospital after he called his buddy). The doctor's examination for concussion symptoms was a 2 second glance for alertness... that's it! This patient later went home and was treated for a concussion which was never entered on the hotel "doctor's" eval. -the "doctor" gave his foot a shot of anesthesia, then realized he did not have the right supplies in his bag to give the stitches, so they had to go to the hospital. He did say the patient shouldn't walk for a week, which the hotel manager denied. When we demanded a solution, they gave us an insurance form and a promise for reimbursement to get us to leave. After a week of speaking to their Mexican insurance company, and Expedia... there is no solution in sight. Sneaky, deceptive, bad people running a dangerous place. DO NOT STAY HERE! Esta reseña es sobre el hotel Malecon H Blue. Le daría una calificación de estrellas negativas si pudiera. Este hotel no está terminado y NO es seguro. Las llaves de las habitaciones fallan con frecuencia tanto en las puertas como en los ascensores. El suministro de agua caliente falla en muchas habitaciones; la recepcionista, con una actitud displicente, se mostró discutidora al afirmar que el problema ya había sido solucionado. El menú del restaurante --a excepción del desayuno-- carece de sabor, es excesivamente caro, tardan más de 90 minutos en prepararlo y, en ocasiones, el personal de cocina no está listo para trabajar. La entrada principal cuenta con puertas correderas cuyos sensores funcionan de manera defectuosa. Una de ellas golpeó el brazo de mi madre cuando intentaba entrar al hotel, provocándole un hematoma severo. También golpeó la cabeza de mi nieto. Si viaja con niños pequeños, personas mayores o personas con movilidad reducida, este doble juego de puertas de cristal de cierre rápido representa un peligro. Durante mi estancia de cinco días, vi a varios huéspedes ser golpeados por ellas a diario. ¡Justo a un costado del edificio hay un vertedero al aire libre repleto de materiales peligrosos provenientes de la construcción en curso de este edificio inconcluso! Esto incluye varillas de hierro oxidadas, metales retorcidos, restos de madera astillada esparcidos en enormes pilas, bloques de hormigón, tubos de concreto gigantes... todo ello dentro de una enorme fosa abierta y accesible, situada justo al lado del estacionamiento. Ocupa todo el lateral del edificio, arruinando además la vista al mar desde las habitaciones. No existen barreras de seguridad que delimiten esta zona, ¡así que mantengan a sus niños alejados de allí! Las puertas de las duchas no están instaladas correctamente. A uno de los huéspedes de nuestro grupo se le cayó encima la puerta de cristal de la ducha; esta se hizo añicos y le provocó un corte profundo en el pie. ...Y esta es la peor parte: el personal mintió e intentó encubrir el incidente. La recepcionista del hotel fue la primera en llegar al lugar para prestar primeros auxilios. (hay mas...)

This place is our go to for our trips to La Paz The…read morelocation is perfect. It's located at the end of the malecon. The room we always stay in is a 2 bedroom 2 bath located on the bottom floor. Master bedroom is large with a king bed, huge closet, decent bathroom. The secondary bedroom has 2 queen beds and another bathroom. The living space includes a small couch, 4 dining table/chair seating arrangement, cute small kitchen with everything you need. Best part- they have a restaurant on site and a beautiful pool.

Ok so I used Expedia.... the resort is amazing clean and very nice…read more Pro Pool was clean it green because the pool is painted that color. Customer service is as expected friendly and that Mexican hospitality Restaurant makes the best bread, and food European feel with a touch of Latin Parking is free Bar by the pool Room is like a suite Beach is across the street It's about a mile from the hot spot Pool waiter will help you with anything Cons Covid caused a lot of places to shut down Beaches in front are not for swimming My room had no mini fridge

The worst experience I've ever had in a hotel. Sheets were stained, towels were stained, it felt so…read moregross being in the room. We knew the rooms and hotel overall was dated, which we didn't mind because of the "amenities" beach front hotel, nice views, and onsite restaurant, but this was literally a motel, or more so a crack motel type of room. Front desk staff was so unfriendly and could care less about our concerns. La pero experiencia en este hotel. Las sábanas estaban sucias, las toallas y todo se sentía bien cochino en la habitación. Sabíamos que el hotel no estaba moderno, y eso estaba bien por las "comodidades" la playa en frente del hotel, restaurante en el hotel, pero sinceramente la habitación era con motel, o peor! El trabajador de la recepción también tenía la peor actitud.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was so disappointing that I feel others should…read moreknow before booking. This hotel was in terrible condition. The room did not feel clean, the towels were old, worn out, and should have been replaced long ago. The property itself is very run-down and clearly not well maintained. The staff was not helpful and did very little to address concerns during our stay. To make matters worse, the location is extremely isolated. There are no stores, restaurants, or anything within walking distance, so you're basically stuck unless you have transportation. Overall, this was one of the worst hotel experiences I've had. I would not stay here again and cannot recommend it to anyone. Save yourself the disappointment and stay far away from this property. There are much better options elsewhere. And to top it off, we were accused of smoking marijuana by the captain of the pool area waiter. Extremely rude person.

Hotel Todo Bien easily accommodated our large group of 16 people and helped make my 40th birthday…read morean amazing experience. The staff was friendly and while highly productive and efficient are virtually unseen. It was like our own private oasis. The views are stunning and the complimentary activities such as paddle boarding, kayaking and snorkeling kept us busy when we wanted to be. Breakfast is complimentary, delicious and probably the quickest meal you will get in this town. Most of the days we stayed and had lunch as well which did not disappoint either. Regardless of the bartender the drinks were made to perfection! I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We rented cars in Cabo to make the drive but were informed before arriving that they would gladly arrange shuttle service from the airport if we would like. We will take them up on this next time as once you get to La Ventana/El Sarjento/Hotel Todo Bien there is very little reason to leave. Thank you Hotel Todo Bien for the impeccable service, excellent food, fun atmosphere and super comfortable rooms and beds. We are already planning our trip back.

This place was so peaceful, tiny and cute. My girlfriend loved just being able to hang out and do…read morenothing. Air conditioning worked well and was definitely needed. The kitchen is small and I'm picky with food so that was a bit of a challenge but the rice and beans were amazing. My girlfriend loved all the meals and the drinks were also 4/5. There's not much near by but the customers service is fantastic. We did do a massage on night and really enjoyed it as well

We only stay here when we visit LaPaz. The staff is like family and create an amazing atmosphere on…read moretheir own. The morning breakfast and daily changing local menu is out of this world. I love to walk, so for me, it's walking distance to the shopping and dining areas and they also offer the pool, bike rentals, trips to the island, kayaking, and more. It's sooooo clean. My favorite is the palapa on the top floor where you get an amazing view of the sunset and it just feels soon serene. I love this place.

Throughly enjoyed my stay at Posada Luna Sol. It has a traditional Mexican style which was…read moreabsolutely lovely. I felt very safe here and loved the location as it was only a 15 minute walk to the boardwalk (Malecon). Staff was excellent and I would definitely stay again.

Casa Xochitl The short version of my review is that Casa…read moreXochitl is gorgeous magical property with clean, comfortable, well appointed, spacious rooms. The breakfast was delicious, healthy and varied every day. There was more than plenty to eat and delicious coffee. The host, Dan, is a very friendly guy who is knowledgeable about the area and keeps a low profile. The location is perfect for visitors to El Crntenario or a short drive if you want to stay in a quiet place just outside of La Paz. I highly recommend Casa Xochitl for visitors looking for tranquility and comfort! If you want to read a more detailed review, please read on. I felt like Dan and his beautiful casa deserved more than compact commentary. It was warm, late and dark when I entered the gates of Casa Xochitl for the first time. The gardens twinkled with little lights and I got my first feelings of what a special place I was entering. My host, Dan, was cool & kind and took his time to show me around my room even though I had checked in after his bed time. He reminded me of the old beach bums back home; with his white hair, flip flops, easy vibe and permanent tan. He was clearly a hard working dude, to be able to manage and maintain that gorgeous and complex property on his own. He was unobtrusive but happy to answer my questions and proved to be an amazing chef. I booked the dome room just for the open air shower and I was not disappointed. It was like having my own private casita - A beautiful brick building with pleasing decor reflective of the local culture. The bed was cool and comfortable, as was the temperature controlled room. A noise machine and charging station were provided at the head of the bed. A guest robe, drinking water, and pool towels were also supplied in the room. The spacious bathroom was nicely stocked and the towels were large, thick, and soft. There was a warning against flushing paper due to being at sea level but the toilet had a bidet and a comfortable alternative to flushing paper. I was pleasantly surprised by the size and appointments of the room. The place was spotless and all of the linens smelled crisply fresh. I did see a little lizard squiggle up the wall behind my suitcase on my last morning but no bugs in the four nights of my stay and the lizard was clean. I woke up at 5:30am the first morning and when I opened the front door of my room to look out at the grounds, I felt like Dorothy! The sun was starting to get ready; warming the colorful flower petals and cacti. The birds were in full song, a gentle breeze rustled through the tall palms, and the water from a nearby fountain trickled through the rocks. I was waiting for a Mexican Munchkin to pop out from behind the colorful bush on the other side of the gravel path. This was the way to start a day! I sat upon the blue bench on my private porch at length; sipping my coffee and combing my bare toes up and down the back of the sweetest resident dog who was snuggled at my feet. She would not give me her ball! My daily breakfast was delicious, nutritious, and abundant. Each day was a different dish featuring local specialties and the host's extra touches like breakfast tostada with pickled onions, tamales, quesadillas, scrambled eggs, chorizo, an array of fresh fruit, yogurt, coconut chia pudding, granola, juices and excellent coffee. The host's kitchen and the breakfast area were at the front of the villa so the vibe was open and welcoming. A large wood table and chairs flagged by a shell & cactus garden and a whispering water fixture made up the lower level. There was also a sun deck above with tables and chairs for early morning or evening views. Behind my room was a cute cantina-style outdoor community kitchen/dining area with a grass roof. Guests were allowed to put our own food and drinks in the fridge and use the microwave. There was a large dining table with chairs and a hammock to make another perfect hang out area. The dip pool area was hidden behind a large lemon tree, beyond the cantina and the host's house. It was small and perfect for cooling off from a hot day. The only head's-up that I would give to other visitors who don't have strong legs is that the steps leading up to the pool and the first few steps leading up to the roof top areas are tall and there are no hand rails and nothing to hold on to. I have bad knees and did not attempt either since I had nothing to hold on to. The metal stairs up to the roof have hand rails but you must climb a few stairs without handrails first. This is not a complaint, just a consideration for other travelers who might have physical limitations similar to mine. I was visiting friends in El Centenario, so the location was perfect for me. La Paz Is about a 12-minute drive away. As a solo female traveler, I felt safe at all times. I was excited to share my experience to hopefully encourage another traveler to experience the magic of Casa Xochitl.

If you want to see the "real" Mexico and not just resorts, then this place is just for you! We…read morestayed in the brick dome room which has AC but the bathroom does not. The place is tucked off a main road but is a dirt road that was pretty best up. Never fear, the Casa is like an oasis! There is no zoning in LaPaz, so don't be concerned if you see a rundown place next to a nicer place. Dan and Winn were extremely helpful and friendly. They helped us get set up with Alonso Tours for the sea lion amazing day, recommended El Triunfo and Todos Santos as well as other great locations in LaPaz!!