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carlosg
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Quote: Originally posted by Bob53  | | Quote: Originally posted by carlosg |
...Are they pet friendly? I tried checking the website but it is under construction with zero information except the phone numbers and email address.
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I don't know, but send them an email or call them and find out, they speak English and respond to emails. |
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David K
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Bob, Antonio asks that pets stay on the floor and off the bed.
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by carlosg | | Quote: Originally posted by Bob53 | | Quote: Originally posted by carlosg |
...Are they pet friendly? I tried checking the website but it is under construction with zero information except the phone numbers and email address.
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I don't know, but send them an email or call them and find out, they speak English and respond to emails. |
been under construction for years. Phone is your best bet for reservations. |
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Lee
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | I would recommend staying in San Quintin. Many nice Hotels with excellent restaurants. Jardins, Hotel Santa Maria, Old Mill, etc...
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Stayed at Turista when it opened. Not bad but… Depressing, but that's me. Cactus has dark rooms but nice. Love the showers. Don't stay
in ER anymore.
I love the Villas in SQ-- the restaurant is fine and Jardin's is minutes away. (For the record, I've stayed at Jardin's twice and didn't like
either room -- both dysfunctional. Must be me as it's popular. Still, the Villas are the best out of all the choices: clean, modern, great
location. (They have dog rooms which I've checked out (when I had a doggie) and the room smelled like a kennel… nope on that.)
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What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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woody with a view
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because everyone knows that fleas can't jump!
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Martyman
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | I would recommend staying in San Quintin. Many nice Hotels with excellent restaurants. Jardins, Hotel Santa Maria, Old Mill, etc...
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Gotta second the Hotel Santa Maria in San Quintin. It's only 30 minutes to El Rosario and c'mon people it's right on the beach!
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Bob53
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| Quote: Originally posted by Martyman | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | I would recommend staying in San Quintin. Many nice Hotels with excellent restaurants. Jardins, Hotel Santa Maria, Old Mill, etc...
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Gotta second the Hotel Santa Maria in San Quintin. It's only 30 minutes to El Rosario and c'mon people it's right on the beach!
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That's where I usually stay.
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
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woody with a view
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^^^^$40?^^^^
sounds like a winner!!!!
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by Lee | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | I would recommend staying in San Quintin. Many nice Hotels with excellent restaurants. Jardins, Hotel Santa Maria, Old Mill, etc...
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Stayed at Turista when it opened. Not bad but… Depressing, but that's me. Cactus has dark rooms but nice. Love the showers. Don't stay
in ER anymore.
I love the Villas in SQ-- the restaurant is fine and Jardin's is minutes away. (For the record, I've stayed at Jardin's twice and didn't like
either room -- both dysfunctional. Must be me as it's popular. Still, the Villas are the best out of all the choices: clean, modern, great
location. (They have dog rooms which I've checked out (when I had a doggie) and the room smelled like a kennel… nope on that.)
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There were some recent negative reports about Villa San Quintin over on Talk Baja. Some of the locals refuse to go to the restaurant and there was an
alleged theft of a computer.
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Lee
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 |
There were some recent negative reports about Villa San Quintin over on Talk Baja. Some of the locals refuse to go to the restaurant and there was an
alleged theft of a computer. |
Can't find anything online. Guess the locals don't like the food? I don't leave valuables in a motel room anyway. It's on me or in my car --
with the alarm on. The bright blue strobe is impossible to miss in the dark.
US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by Lee | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 |
There were some recent negative reports about Villa San Quintin over on Talk Baja. Some of the locals refuse to go to the restaurant and there was an
alleged theft of a computer. |
Can't find anything online. Guess the locals don't like the food? I don't leave valuables in a motel room anyway. It's on me or in my car --
with the alarm on. The bright blue strobe is impossible to miss in the dark. |
does this impress you more?
$1000 USD Reward
1988 Sea Ray S-23 was stolen from the parking lot of Hotel Villa San Quintin. A report was filed with Procuraduria General de Justicia on 05/31/2013
in San Quintin.
The Report Number is 849/13/306/AP...
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Lee
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by Lee | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 |
There were some recent negative reports about Villa San Quintin over on Talk Baja. Some of the locals refuse to go to the restaurant and there was an
alleged theft of a computer. |
Can't find anything online. Guess the locals don't like the food? I don't leave valuables in a motel room anyway. It's on me or in my car --
with the alarm on. The bright blue strobe is impossible to miss in the dark. |
does this impress you more?
$1000 USD Reward
1988 Sea Ray S-23 was stolen from the parking lot of Hotel Villa San Quintin. A report was filed with Procuraduria General de Justicia on 05/31/2013
in San Quintin.
The Report Number is 849/13/306/AP...
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Iimpressed? Hardly. Bet you're impressed though.
2 sirens that cannot be disabled and 2 kill-switches that will never be found. You're kidding, right?
The Sea Ray is old news. Just backed right up, hitched up and drove off. Someone dropped the ball. Big time.
PS No locals at the restaurant, less crowds.
US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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MulegeClavo
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We have stayed at Villas San Quentin many times. Pet friendly, very clean and love the restaurant. Last time we stayed we had lots of stuff on top
of our car in a rack with nothing touched. We will continue to stay there.
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carlosg
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| Quote: Originally posted by carlosg | Hi BajaNomads,
We'll probably be heading to Mulege in about two weeks if the current storm-hurricane pattern stays the same: it keeps heading west from Baja:
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Well it seems like the force of storm-hurricans still is heading west of Baja even Linda is heading west.... then we'll be heading south to Mulege
after all... hopefully... if this pattern keeps the same we'll be doing our pit stop at El Rosario after all... boat is almost ready and the boys
start fall break on the 18th so we take off as soon as school day ends... can't wait for it...!!!... ...
[Edited on 9-7-2015 by carlosg]
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wilderone
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I stayed at Ed's Baja's Best (on the edge of town at the end going south). They have a few rooms - separate like a motel, not inside a main house
like a B&B. The room was HUGE - had 3 beds - more pillows and towels than you could use. I had dinner and breakfast there as well. There is a
nice backyard garden setting with a view, and gated parking area. Very pleasant.
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shari
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thanks wilderone...that is good to know about Ed's place.
Oh and David...a couple years ago, we changed our title here in Asuncion from a B&B to La Bufadora Inn when we built more hotel rooms. I can still
do my big breakfast if you order it...or if you are a "special" guest!
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by wilderone | | I stayed at Ed's Baja's Best (on the edge of town at the end going south). They have a few rooms - separate like a motel, not inside a main house
like a B&B. The room was HUGE - had 3 beds - more pillows and towels than you could use. I had dinner and breakfast there as well. There is a
nice backyard garden setting with a view, and gated parking area. Very pleasant. |
Thanks... do you recall the cost and did that include breakfast?
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bajatrailrider
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Have to agree eating at Mama's many years ago great food.Now over priced,little on plate,and food so so.
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by Lee | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by Lee | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 |
There were some recent negative reports about Villa San Quintin over on Talk Baja. Some of the locals refuse to go to the restaurant and there was an
alleged theft of a computer. |
Can't find anything online. Guess the locals don't like the food? I don't leave valuables in a motel room anyway. It's on me or in my car --
with the alarm on. The bright blue strobe is impossible to miss in the dark. |
does this impress you more?
$1000 USD Reward
1988 Sea Ray S-23 was stolen from the parking lot of Hotel Villa San Quintin. A report was filed with Procuraduria General de Justicia on 05/31/2013
in San Quintin.
The Report Number is 849/13/306/AP...
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Iimpressed? Hardly. Bet you're impressed though.
2 sirens that cannot be disabled and 2 kill-switches that will never be found. You're kidding, right?
The Sea Ray is old news. Just backed right up, hitched up and drove off. Someone dropped the ball. Big time.
PS No locals at the restaurant, less crowds.
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I am impressed. Obviously Mexico does not worry you.
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by wilderone | | I stayed at Ed's Baja's Best (on the edge of town at the end going south). They have a few rooms - separate like a motel, not inside a main house
like a B&B. The room was HUGE - had 3 beds - more pillows and towels than you could use. I had dinner and breakfast there as well. There is a
nice backyard garden setting with a view, and gated parking area. Very pleasant. |
Are the animals still allowed to roam the restaurant?
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