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ehall
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Never expected this big a response. Seems like a popular place. I emailed them for reservations and they quickly responded.
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BajaGringo
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Here are some photos with step by step directions including the GPS points...
http://tinyurl.com/HotelJardinesBaja
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David K
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So don't use the paved Old Mill road as someone said above?
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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YES...DO USE THE PAVED ROAD...first left onto dirt road and past the first dirt road intersecting on the left. they're on the right side after this
intersection.
beautiful place, immaculate grounds and exceptional rooms and unbelievable water pressure in the showers. they are also pet friendly on the ground
floor rooms in the first section. not sure about the rooms in the back.
they have fresh brewed coffee in the mornings by the office.
please do eat at their restaurant as it's newer and has great service with friendly, english speaking wait staff and wonderful food. don't know if
their open for breakfasts though. if you like oysters and if the restaurant has them in stock, do try them. they're from the oyster farms in the bay
there and i've been told they are USDA inspected.
if you happen to meet the owner, Guillermo, he is one of the nicest, warmest people on this planet.
if you enjoy fishing, go to the old mill area and check out garcia's pangas and k & m sportfishing, who has great parker fishing boats but a bit
pricey.
have a great journey,
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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PaulW
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Trouble is when you turn off Hwy 1 you will not see the big sign. Agree use the Mill road.
I think it is one road north of the sign??
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YES...DO USE THE PAVED ROAD...first left onto dirt road and past the first dirt road intersecting on the left. they're on the right side after this
intersection.
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Udo
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It is a popular place, tranquil, secure and serene. Just be sure you have a reservation and print out your e-mail confirmation.
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Udo
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Howard
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Agreed about the restaurant, be careful, closed on Mondays. The stuffed shrimp are some of the best and the Margi's aren't bad either!
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
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ehall
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Place sounds great, already got reservations. Room #17
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willardguy
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sound like fun!.....but im surprised you guys didn't opt for cielito lindo, few margaritas, few hot laps out to end of the spit.....probably a good
choice! 
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: Originally posted by Howard | | Agreed about the restaurant, be careful, closed on Mondays. The stuffed shrimp are some of the best and the Margi's aren't bad either!
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The restaurant is run by Gulliermo's daughter Esmeralda and her husband Carlos. I always thought she had a crush on me. (wishful thinking). She is
gorgeous and born in Oakland. They also run a restaurant in town next to the hospital called Viejo San Quintin that has a amazing breakfasts.On the
West side of the highway just a few miles North of the turnoff to Jardines. That's actually where I first met Esmeralda.
[Edited on 5-5-2016 by Bajahowodd]
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ehall
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| Quote: Originally posted by willardguy |
sound like fun!.....but im surprised you guys didn't opt for cielito lindo, few margaritas, few hot laps out to end of the spit.....probably a good
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I'm just tagging along on this trip which is a strange feeling for me. The leader said this is where we are staying. Who I'm I to argue? Lol
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ehall
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This made we laugh
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Bajahowodd
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But I frankly do not understand it.
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bajabuddha
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Equally frankly Wodd, I'm not in the least bit surprised. 
[Edited on 5-6-2016 by bajabuddha]
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