edevart
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Favorite La Paz hotel/motel/RV park??
Howdy - I've stayed at a variety of places in La Paz, but am interested in other options. What are your favorites? I'll be down this year with my
wife and 3 year old daughter, if that makes a difference. We like central location, charming not corporate...and a pool would be nice, but not
necessary. Thoughts? And thanks in advance.
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danaeb
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Casa Tuscany. Central, block off malecon, but it does have stairs, if that makes a difference for your 3 yr old.
https://www.tuscanybaja.com/
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StuckSucks
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The last few times in La Paz, we've stayed at the very new and clean Hyatt Place - no doubt kid friendly. The people who work there have always been friendly and helpful.
Km. 7.5 Carretera a Pichilingue, Lomas de Palmira, 23010 La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
Here's a fuzzy photo sphere I shot in their lobby.
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weebray
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It doesn't get any more corporate than the hyatt. There's a pretty quiet, safe and comfortable RV park at the N end of Nayarit at the water. Best
swimming in the bay is at caimancito. U2u me when you're here for help.
[Edited on 11-1-2016 by weebray]
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Fernweh
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Quote: Originally posted by weebray  |
It doesn't get any more corporate than the hyatt. There's a pretty quiet, safe and comfortable RV park at the N end of Nayarit at the water. Best
swimming in the bay is at caimancito. U2u me when you're here for help.
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Is that the place next to El Mangle?
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BajaBlanca
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Les is at the 7 crowns right on the malecon now and he says it is really nice. Less than $100 a night.
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Udo
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I will second danaeb's Casa Tuscany.
It is a B&B, located just behind Applebees on the malecon.
Casa Tuscany sits about 200' from the Sea Of Cortez on the next block, and somewhat on a hill.
Udo
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Makhaon
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The Hotel Mediterrane is an excellent, small hotel just up from the Malecon in La Paz as you can see in the photo. Great breakfast that can be eaten
at the very top of the hotel with great views. The restaurant next door has superb food and an exciting choice of coffees!
They let us park our motorcycles inside their locked gate in view of our rooms.
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mtnpop
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Casa Buena, right behind the mercury marine store, sorry I don't have the phone number with me right now. small pool, nice great room, parking
inside security wall rooms in the $50 per night
not too far to get to anything...
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ljprusko
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Hotel Perla right on the Malecon. Stayed there a couple times, love it. Clean rooms, underground parking (limited), walk to everything, centralized
swimming pool, deck on top with an excellent view of the bay.
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