We stayed here for a vacation to La Paz The rooms were clean very centrally located the restaurant…read moredownstairs had pretty good food, a little expensive but the staff was very friendly. The staff at the actual hotel was very accommodating I had parking and it was a short walk to anything you wanted to do from there. If we go back to La Paz we would definitely stay there again.

It's a Walmart! Not my favorite shopping location but it did have a broad selection of items in…read moreaddition to food. Fresh options like bakery were not great and product selection on food was somewhat limited.

This Walmart is clean and organized, better than the US stores! Everything from grocery items to…read moreelectronics. We came here for some souvenir items; they have an entire section of Cabo tee shirts, chachki's, and other souvenirs at really cheap prices. Their alcohol section had major tequila brands at reasonable prices, liquor, margarita mixes, wines and more at very reasonable prices. Good local produce that looked fresh as well. Fresh bakery onsite with pastries, Mexican bread, bolillos and telera rolls!

It's very rare that I would shop at Walmart. However, I am in San Jose Del Cabo's Mexico, and there…read morewasn't too many choices. I came across to Walmart associate bantering back-and-forth. I excuse myself and asked where the tequila was because that was the only thing I could say in Spanish , you would have thought that I was speaking in Greek Neither one of them moved I love a female did point to someplace in the back I never found any frozen dinners or much of anything in this huge store. Stay away there's got to be something else.

This a popular place to shop (not just of groceries but also all sorts of other things - somewhat…read moresimilar to Walmart), accessible by bus (many of which list it on the front window as a stop). It's also a place to find low cost food to eat while there. In addition to the food court restaurants near the cash registers, (and also even many more upstairs near Cinépolis), there is also a mini cafeteria inside the store itself - offering many options. I tried the 5 taco and a drink for $52 MXN (around $2.70 USD at time of posting) before buying groceries to make meals on my own. Be sure to check your receipt and change. Some of the cashiers will short you - and deny it when you call them on it and show them how much you are owed. Rounding up is common, but this place has now lost my trust and business - over a few Pesos.

The store has everything and I mean everything! I find the prices to better than La Comer!read more

This was a cute spot and I'm shocked that more people weren't there. We ran into it when we were…read morewalking downtown. Be carful!!! They use goats to clean up the grass and there is goat mess all on the sidewalk. ! Of course that's because all of the American tourists were crammed into the bar on the corner getting plastered in the middle of the day. But they have shirts, belts, coats, dishes and other throngs. They are perfect for tourists wanting keepsakes. They had a great barbershop and my husband got a haircut. It was great! The barbers in there were very nice and talented. My hubby said it was the best haircut he's ever received. They also have a tattoo shop. And after a trip to the bar and getting plastered, I may have the courage to get one. Who knows. I'll be back though.

This was our favorite place in all of Cabo! Cheapest place to buy souvenirs, by far! In the very…read moreback, there's also a great place for healthy smoothies - the owner was very friendly and spoke excellent English. Also a great place to get a massage, with several places offering $40 for one hour (we did $25 for 30 minutes).

Great experience here! Can't wait to return. This was a cool mall and we loved it. It seemed to be…read morea spot where cruise ship passengers seem to shop. Which was really cool. I love the fact that a lot of the locals could understand English.

In the blistering heat of Cabo, I was thankful for this big indoor AC mall to get some respite…read more Some familiar American brands mixed with local brands.

This is a cute little store within DoceCuarenta. You can pick up t-shirts, hand towels, pillows,…read moremagnets and other Baja inspired goods. I am so happy that we found this place on our day trip to La Paz!