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BajaBlanca
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even though it was started a year ago, I am pretty sure they just now got set up for business - at least we just noticed them quite recently.
seaportbos is all set up - anyone else need help? feel free to u2u me.
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
Happy to see there is a new hotel in town. I guess that they will do fine in the upcoming whale season. Good timing. Accommodations in San Ignacio
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This post originated almost a year ago. So, this place should have their act together by now. Still don't know if they have wifi.
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It obviously takes me a while to catch on. I really must have missed this back in 2013, because we purposely avoid a stop over there for lack of
decent accommodations.
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BajaBlanca
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Isn't the Desert Inn any good?
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the price difference between La Huerta and the Dessert Inn is significant. I stayed at the former this spring. all was fine, spotless, basic, hot
water, etc.
grounds felt very safe.
and yes, there was wifi.
reality\'s never been of much use out here...
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BajaBlanca
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Now I get it: desert inn is decent but expensive.....right?
at any rate, I believe they are not even open (the Inn) because of all the mud damage from Dear Odile.
[Edited on 11-13-2014 by BajaBlanca]
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Stayed at Ricardo's Rice and Beans Motel once... it was fine, but that was a dozen years ago.
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Stayed at Ricardo's Rice and Beans Motel once... it was fine, but that was a dozen years ago. |
We had the misfortune to stay there once. It was horrible. In defense of Ricardo, they put us up in the main building. Perhaps the newer rooms across
the parking lot are better. The restaurant was OK, barely.
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Just checked into the Hotel La Huerta (San Ignacio)
Very nice and clean room, with A/C and WiFi
My dog (17kg) was not a problem.....I did ask
Tel.# 615 154 0116
Email: mercadolahuertasanignacio@hotmail.com
Other: hotellahuerta@outlook.es. (or .cs) can't read it
$650.00 Mex
Karl
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Quote: Originally posted by Fernweh  | Just checked into the Hotel La Huerta (San Ignacio)
Very nice and clean room, with A/C and WiFi
My dog (17kg) was not a problem.....I did ask
Tel.# 615 154 0116
Email: mercadolahuertasanignacio@hotmail.com
Other: hotellahuerta@outlook.es. (or .cs) can't read it
$650.00 Mex
Karl |
Thanks Karl for that information. We have been thinking about trying it.
I am hoping the road to the lagoon is in reasonable condition.
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Anybody stay here recently? I'm heading down in July and going to make a reservation.
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Stayed there in April. Rooms were fine. The noise from the peac-cks and other birds not so much unless you like to get up real early.
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BajaBlanca
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Ateo
check out this place too! close to square and really pretty with no birds....well, no peac-cks at least!
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=73205#pid8993...
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Baja Blanca's house link
We've stayed twice last year at the house shown in Baja Blanca's link just above. Very pleased - it's quiet - we were able to park inside the gate, so
it's very private. I don't know if Mario has wifi, we didn't ask but I doubt if he does.
John M
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I am staying there all the time, when traveling north or south.
Friendly people, no nonsense, nice clean room, good wifi (close to the office)
They are trying to get a restaurant built in the next future, San Ignacio needs a good, all rear around, eatery.
BTW the Desert Inn dropped their prices from $1,200 to $650 (pesos), big sign outside.
Hotel in Catavina still $83.00 US
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Thanks mjs, Blanca, John M, and Fernweh! That house looks awesome too. We are only staying 1 night and I'm not sure we'd be able to take advantage
of all the house offers! Hammy, lot's to think about. Thanks all, gonna make up my mind this week and make a reservation at Huerta or the House.
[Edited on 6-28-2015 by Ateo]
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Ateo, might be some surf after next weekend. But you knew that! Hurricane activity will increase then as well..... Get me one!
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| Quote: Originally posted by Fernweh | I am staying there all the time, when traveling north or south.
Friendly people, no nonsense, nice clean room, good wifi (close to the office)
They are trying to get a restaurant built in the next future, San Ignacio needs a good, all rear around, eatery.
BTW the Desert Inn dropped their prices from $1,200 to $650 (pesos), big sign outside.
Hotel in Catavina still $83.00 US |
Thank you Karl, we may try it out next month on our vacation?
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | Quote: Originally posted by Fernweh | I am staying there all the time, when traveling north or south.
Friendly people, no nonsense, nice clean room, good wifi (close to the office)
They are trying to get a restaurant built in the next future, San Ignacio needs a good, all rear around, eatery.
BTW the Desert Inn dropped their prices from $1,200 to $650 (pesos), big sign outside.
Hotel in Catavina still $83.00 US |
Thank you Karl, we may try it out next month on our vacation? |
Are you plans also include La Paz? It's my full time home now.....
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We just stayed there on our way down to Loreto 7/10/15, Excellent experience, fresh coffee in the morning, nice rooms and excellent service and
friendly staff. Mini market has a great selection and good prices.
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BajaBlanca
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first hand info
can't beat that!
thanks tunaeater
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