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vivaloha
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M.Y.O. "GREATEST HITS" of BAJA HWY 1 HOTELS -
Hello fellow Nomads-
I love all the individual posts regarding a favorite hotel in each city / town.
It would be sweet to see a GREATEST HITS list of HOTELS going from
North to South...Some of you are very well travelled from border to tip
and it would be interesting to compare your lists...Like a CD or greatest
hits album, they don't need any long justifications, just city, location
and costs...JUST BE SINCERE AND WRITE ONLY FAVORITES
Here's a brief (incomplete list) example:
SAN QUINTIN - OLD MILL - IN TOWN - COST: $35 ISH
EL ROSARIO - BAJA CACTUS INN - BEHIND PEMEX - COST: $35 ISH
CATAVINA - SANTA INEZ RANCH - NOT IN ROOMS - IN YOUR TRUCK -
SANTA ROSALIA - HOTEL EL MORRO - SOUTH OF TOWN ON CLIFF - $35
MULEGE - LA POSADA - IN TOWN - $35ISH
CIUDAD CONSTRUCION -
LA PAZ -
TODOS SANTOS -
CABO SAN LUCAS - MAR DE CORTEZ - IN TOWN ON NEAR CABO WABO - $40ISH
(Copy cut paste the list - add cities as needed and M.Y.O. Greatest Hits of Baja Hotels)
Heading down soon and because
NONE OF US WILL BE DRIVING AT NIGHT
its good to have many GREAT options
as to where to stay, when that sun starts
going down...
Thanks to all who participate in making the GREATEST HITS LIST..
Vivaloha
Baja California can be a heaven or hell experience - often the determining factor is your AWARENESS in the moment.
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Bob and Susan
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There's a NEW hotel in San Quintin...way NICE in town!!!
Santa Rosalia....
guess you haven't been there in a while...
the BEST is...
Hotel Las Casitas de Santa Rosalia
ocean view rooms
1.5 k South of Santa Rosalia on the Ocean
Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico
eMail: mariahsantarosalia@hotmail.com
Telephone: 044-615-15-50278 for reservations
Where is the "MULEGE - LA POSADA - IN TOWN - $35ISH"
i need to see that place...
i MUST have just driven by
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Sharksbaja
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Mulege- Coyote beach camping in the little palapas (hotel rooms)
or maybe gamble and get a room(anywhere) in town.
DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
Viva Mulege!
Nomads\' Sunsets
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David K
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Baja Cactus Motel
Could you guys change saying 'behind the Pemex' and say 'next to the Pemex instead?
Two reasons: if you are driving north, the motel is first, and 'behind' means 'in back of' or 'hidden by' the way it reads to me.
The Old Mill is not 'in town', but over 3 some dusty miles on the bay... the last time I was there...??
The list is a great one, and I am only wishing to make it read more accurately and not complaining...
Thanks for your efforts!
[Edited on 12-11-2007 by David K]
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Leo
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Nobody ever staying in Loreto?
The Hacienda, next to the steak-house, nice but in another budget range
The grass is always greener....
and so, there is always a better spot in Baja
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AcuDoc
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I used to stay at Hotel Mulege on every trip. It's been years has anyone stayed here lately? It used to be $30 for a/c, tv, clean room and safe
courtyard parking.
Right across the street from Dony's Fish Tacos
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rhintransit
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Hotel Oasis in Consticion, about 35ish.
reality\'s never been of much use out here...
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oxxo
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Guererro Negro - Los Caracoles - $40 in town
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Ken Bondy
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Rosarito - Dos Pelicanos
San Quintin - La Pinta (mainly for the beach)
Mulege - Serenidad
La Paz - La Concha
East Cape - Hotel Punta Pescadero
In Loreto I used to really enjoy the old El Presidente in Nopolo. I stayed there the first week it opened and many many times after that. It has
changed names (and themes  ) many times over the years, don't even know if it's
still there. Last time I saw it it was called Whaler's Inn. Liked the Flying Sportsman, it's not there anymore. Stayed a few times at Oasis and La
Pinta, they're ok. Last time I was in Loreto we stayed at a place called Baja Outpost, on the malecon. Nice cabanas, interesting layout. Don't know
if it is still in business, they still have a website.
Cabo San Lucas is bewildering to me now. Used to love Palmilla and the old Hotel Cabo San Lucas. Also liked the Hacienda. But everything has
changed now and it's like a big city. Quien sabe??
carpe diem!
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Pops
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Rosarito - Dos Pelicanos??
Is that near Los Pelicanos?
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Ken Bondy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pops
Rosarito - Dos Pelicanos??
Is that near Los Pelicanos? |
Ha! Very near, actually the same if I spell it right
Dos, los.......picky picky. How close do you want this stuff?
carpe diem!
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Pops
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Ken Bondy
| Quote: | Originally posted by Pops
Rosarito - Dos Pelicanos??
Is that near Los Pelicanos? |
Ha! Very near, actually the same if I spell it right
Dos, los.......picky picky. How close do you want this stuff? |
Me thinks "Los" is a bunch and "Dos" may be two????
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Joelt
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We also stayed at the El Presidente in Nopolo back in the early 80's. I was there last year and they were tearing it down. The nursery for loreto bay
had their office there and you had to drive over there to pay for the plants. Nice nursery. They were taking the buildings apart peice by peice.
Hammer and chisel.
Joelt
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Ken Bondy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pops
| Quote: | Originally posted by Ken Bondy
| Quote: | Originally posted by Pops
Rosarito - Dos Pelicanos??
Is that near Los Pelicanos? |
Ha! Very near, actually the same if I spell it right
Dos, los.......picky picky. How close do you want this stuff? |
Me thinks "Los" is a bunch and "Dos" may be two???? |
They're both plural, what's the big deal??
carpe diem!
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BajaGringo
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Los Jardines in San Quintin - much closer to the road than the Old Mill and much nicer IMHO.
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DianaT
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGringo
Los Jardines in San Quintin - much closer to the road than the Old Mill and much nicer IMHO. |
Beautiful setting, friendly owners, priced right, far enough off the road to be very quiet, and a wonderful restuarant,
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Oso
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Ditto on Jardines.
Interesting that there are now two new towns I've never been to. Is "Ciudad Construcion" anywhere near "Consticion"?
All my childhood I wanted to be older. Now I\'m older and this chitn sucks.
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Phil S
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When I was staying on the beach at 'rattlesnake' near Juincalito, occational stay at El Presidente was great. Then the names started changing, and
now 'nada'!!!!!!!!! What a shame. Was also convenient to stroll over for an evening livation when the 'home bar' became boring!!!!Years ago we
stayed at a motel in Todas Santos, that was near the south end of town, westerly about three blocks. Can't remember the name, and was $20.00 u.s. at
the time. This trip north from Cabo we noticed a brand new hotel/motel??????? in construction right on the hwy towards south end of town on the west
side. Old Mill brings back memories in our trips during the "wet season". Was always a 4X4 trip in our pickup. Slipping, sliding not knowing how
"deep" the water was going to be. One yearf we were towing a small Wells Cargo trailer. That was fun. Luckily, the bed of the pickup was carrying
something like a "light ton" of 'stuff' for our home in Nopolo. doubt if that road will ever be improved. Just another adventure will experiencing
"Baja"!!!
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CasaManzana
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Our favorite
SAN QUINTIN- Villas de San Quintin- 35 spotless rooms with internet and an Italian-ish GREAT restaurant. East side of Mex 1 near the bridge. No
pets/total no smoke...including the restaurant! $41 USD-
villasanquintin@hotellavilla.biz
LORETO- Iguana Inn - 4 spotless rooms/ one a kitchenette. Off street parking- WiFi...about $40 as I recall. Two long blocks up from the water on
Revolution
iguanainn@yahoo.com
GUERRERO NEGRO-ISH- we used to stay at the 'so-so' Snail Motel mentioned here earlier until we ran across the very cute/quiet/clean and friendly place
40 minutes to the south of Guerrero Negro called Kademan's Motel in Vizcaino. It's right at the Y. This last year we have down-graded the cute
restaurant to * from ***, but it is still non-smoking. Breakfasts are still ok. Here you can park right in front of your modern and spotless room.
WiFi/non-smoking rooms- no pets. Twelve rooms @ $39 USD for two
MULEGE- why they named it Squid Motel I'll never know, but for 35 bucks, you can't find a cleaner place with great beds in Mulege. Go right through
town on the main drag and spot the sign almost to Saul's market. Ultra quiet/ off street parking
(no spell check was damaged in the making of this post)
Things are expensive, but at least we get a free trip around the sun once a year
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Pops
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Oso
Ditto on Jardines.
Interesting that there are now two new towns I've never been to. Is "Ciudad Construcion" anywhere near "Consticion"? |
New places are popping up all the time; I guess
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