thebajarunner
 
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Las Rosas Hotel- Ensenada 
 
 
Needed a classy place to take some first time visitors. 
Las Rosas was certainly that, and more. 
It is just a couple miles past the final toll gate, just about the first hotel in Ensenada from the North. 
Awesome location on the rocky point, lots of cruising dolphins, sea birds, etc. 
Quiet place, not a lot of kids (probably due to the price of the rooms) 
And yes, it is pricey, $125 and up per night. 
But a place that you don't have to explain nor aplogize for. 
Highly recommended!
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DENNIS
 
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Good choice, runner   - ---  
    
The Coral, just a mile south is a class act as well. Good launching ramp.
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 | Quote: |  Originally posted by DENNIS 
Good choice, runner   - ---  
    
The Coral, just a mile south is a class act as well. Good launching ramp.   |  
  
 
We've NEVER had any good food there and a lot of people have become ill after eating there. 
 
The entire complex was designed for rich "Gringo" boaters" when there was a advantage for-going import duties..
 
 
 
 
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DENNIS
 
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Well, if you arn't a rich gringo boater, why did you go there?
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 | Quote: |  Originally posted by DENNIS 
Well, if you arn't a rich gringo boater, why did you go there?   |  
  
 
Fuel/Pit support for the Baja 500 and the Baja 1000 
 
TT #3 and TT #30
 
 
 
 
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I agree with you Bajarunner.Las Rosas is a very nice , beautifully appointed Hotel, off the beaten path so to speak.We first visted there soon after
they were opened and had an awesome dinner. Clams, lobster, fresh salad, and fabulous deserts! The lounge area is very serene and
welcoming,overlooking the infinity pool and the ocean, great c-cktails also. Did you know that it is owned and operated by Marco Antonio Novelo? Son
of Antonio Novelo, proprietor of Estero Beach Resort? Great guy, and I have known him most of my life.Ask if he is there when you go back.Tell him
Sally sent you .( really!)  
 
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DENNIS
 
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Thanks Sally....... Do they have a Chinese restaurant?
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Las Rosas 
 
 
One of our favorite places to eat in Baja.  Consistantly good  food and above average service..................Just a  few tads more expensive than
the taco stands. 
 
The way the pool flows into the Pacific draws you eyes to the gulls, occasional surfers, puffy clouds and choppy waves.  Just a wonderful spot. 
 
Go there for Sunday brunch  and you will we rubbing elbows with  the cream of Ensenada.  Also lots of weddings out by the Tennis courts. 
 
Don't really know why but there always seems to be folks doing Mexican commericals out by the pool........ 
We were there the second week after it opened and lunch there at least 4 or 5 times a year. 
 
No Dennis they do not have a Chinese restaurant. 
 
Sally,,,,,,,,,,,off the beaten path is a real stretch........50 feet of the main road into Ensenada................But amazingly quiet and very easy
access........exit is a bit of a problem if you wish to head north.
 
 
 
 
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Yeah I know Bernie, off the beaten path , I meant like NOT in Ensenada, and in its own space. The pool is beautiful, and when you  enter the lobby you
look all the way across the marble floors, thru the lounge, across the infinity pool to the ocean. It is a very lovely site. I would guess that the
commercials are done there because of that beautiful setting, and possible because Marco is active in the town and charities.(just guessing )
 
 
 
 
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