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lizard lips
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La Paz Hotels
Which is the best hotel in La Paz. Have work there and want a nice pool, good service, good security, and excellent food. Any suggestions?
THANKS!
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LP what has been going on with the missing guy near Catavina? Haven't heard anything for some time now. Was there a search of the area where his car
was found.
As to La Paz I like the hotel La Perla on the Malecon.
I stayed in one a little further east called the Las Gravitas or something like that. One block up from thr Malecon. Two bedrooms, kitchen living room
and balcony. Pool and free breakfast. Nice quiet place. A little more $$. Twice what the La Perla charges.
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Hi I live in la Paz , La Perla is on malecon and the noise can be bothering, do you prefer center?
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Hey LL 
Reach out to Jonathan and Jill Roldan at Tailhunter ..
52 612 125 3311
They will know exactly where fits your criteria ..
Tell J&J your first beverage is on us
Safe and productive travels amigo ... T&L
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Costa Baja is the only high end hotel/resort in La Paz. It's quiet, in a beautiful setting and they have 3+ very nice restaurants to choose from 
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Hola LL!
I am a big fan of B&B's.
A little over 150' and a little up the hill from the Malecon (the Applebees is on the corner), is a little B&B called Casa Tuscany. Their Romeo
and Juliet room has a rooftop plaza with sweeping views of the town and marina, which is about 500' away. They have a web site.
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And......(drum-roll.....).....
Here it is:
http://www.tuscanybaja.com/
Don't believe everything you think....
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Casa Tuscany is really beautiful and a great location, but not high end
however
There is another hotel all the way down the malecon- opposite end and past la perla called CLUB EL MORO. I think it might be exactly what you are
looking for. It is at the end of the malecon so you can walk to restaurants easily. It is quiet. and it is gorgeous.
http://www.clubelmoro.com.mx/en/
Phone: +612 122 4084
Additional Phone: +612 125 2828
Email: elmoro@prodigy.net.mx
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I just realized you said POOL and I don't remember seeing one. sorry 'bout that.
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They do have a beautiful pool, but not close to any good restaurants.
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Blanca, The gallery of photos on the link you provided shows a pool!
Edit; I guess I was a little slow with the info.
[Edited on 7-24-2015 by AKgringo]
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Website:
http://www.costabajaresort.com/
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lizard lips
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Thank you all for the input. I'll let you know where I stayed and how it was when I return.
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Quote: Originally posted by Udo  | Hola LL!
I am a big fan of B&B's.
A little over 150' and a little up the hill from the Malecon (the Applebees is on the corner), is a little B&B called Casa Tuscany. Their Romeo
and Juliet room has a rooftop plaza with sweeping views of the town and marina, which is about 500' away. They have a web site.
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I second that. Tuscany is home when I'm in LP. Carol is the lovely proprietor and has a nice breakfast. http://www.tuscanybaja.com
I especially like the location to the Malecon.
Down side: no pool, and street parking.
Up side on that: I'll hear my car alarm if it were tampered with.
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I second El moro and there are restaurants up and down the Malecon.
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We always stay at Club El Moro. It's secure, has a pool, and complimentary breakfast. For dinner, we walk the several blocks over to Jonathan and
Jill's Tailhunter.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Bajahowodd | | We always stay at Club El Moro. It's secure, has a pool, and complimentary breakfast. For dinner, we walk the several blocks over to Jonathan and
Jill's Tailhunter. |
I second this, great hotel and the dinner here isn't bad, and the bartender at the pool bar makes the best margaritas in town! Rancho Viejo II on the
malecon is good too, get the Arachara beef, really good.
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We had a nice experience at La Concha about a year ago. It's old and showing her age but still has a lot of charm and the staff was great.
Restaurant was good.
carpe diem!
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I second Ken Bondy, IF you have a car. La Concha has a nice little beach too.
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Ken Bondy
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Sorry for the hijack, but there used to be a hotel at the south end of La Paz called La Posada. I think it was owned (at one time) by Engelbert
Humperdink. Is it still there?
carpe diem!
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