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jrbaja
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Hotels in La Paz
I've heard this discussed on here before but, does anyone know of hotels that are not right on the Malecon in La Paz. I know there are some really
cute ones away from the touristy areas but don't remember any names. Gracias.
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Keri
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Posada de Englebert
on the water but not on the malecon. Jr it's our favorite. Small and cozy and I think it was $58.00 per night. Nice palapa bar on the water ,mostly
locals It's one of the places in Murder in La Paz. Do you remember it? By the way did you like the book? Restaurant has good food and the locals go
there for breakfast. Off the beaten path. You turn at the corner where the VW dealer is before you get into town. Talk to cyndarouh. They may or may
not be open. k 
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jrbaja
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Thanks Keri
Yes, I very much enjoyed the book and am sharing it with others.. I also thought it very cool that friends of ours may or may not have been mentioned
in the book.
I'm trying to head south pretty soon. How bout you guys?
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elgatoloco
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We are spending next Thursday and Friday night at this place.
http://www.hotelmed.com/
We have looked at it before but this is our first stay. We will report back. Nice people.
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Bruce R Leech
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Try this it is 4 blocks back from the Malecon. this is where all the business people stay when in La Paz. we like it a lot.
Hotel gardenias
612 122 3088
Aquiles Serdan #520 Nte
La Paz, B.C.S.
Mexico
http://www.hotelgardenias.com.mx/index.html
RATES (USD.)
Single: $34.44
Double: $40.55
Triple: $46.66
Quad: $52.22
* State and I.V.A. tax included
TARIFAS
Sencillo: $340.00
Doble: $395.00
Triple: $450.00
Cuadruple $505.00
I.V.A. y 2% estatal incluidos
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Keri
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EGL wish Mike and i were going with you.
That place looks great can't wait for a report. You guys flying or driving?
Bruce stayed at the gardenia many times in the past but for my money Mike and I like to stay on the water . Try Posada sometime when you and Edith are
there it's real comfortable. and private. and a great round palapa bar close to the water,fun happy hour because you can talk to everyone and as I
said before it's mostly locals and a couple of really laid back tourists. Nice atmosphere. k
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We are booked on Screaming Airlines!! I hope I get a window seat!!!! 
We will be eating pig Saturday night at Serinidad!!!!  
COME ON DOWN! 
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jrbaja
...does anyone know of hotels that are not right on the Malecon in La Paz. |
http://escapist.com/baja/lapaz.htm
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jrbaja
Yes, I very much enjoyed the book and am sharing it with others.. I also thought it very cool that friends of ours may or may not have been mentioned
in the book.
I'm trying to head south pretty soon. How bout you guys? |
Keri
Do you have a email or website address
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Sorry to throw a wet blanket on the Posada but I have heard that it was closed. Hank and Jacqueline are gone and a guy from San Lucas has taken it
over on some sort of back taxes repo. and not even engleburt's, the owner before. This is 3rd or 4th hand so may not be true but a friend went by and
it was closed for restoration so i do believe that part is true...or was 3 weeks ago.
That will make me very sad. an absolutely beautiful place with very nice people running it. She saved hundreds of dogs and cats that she picked up
off the streets of La Paz and, at her expense, found homes for them.
Please let me know if anyone has any more news on this.
[Edited on 11-15-2004 by bajajudy]
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Keri
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hey Judy
I was looking at your site this morning and was wondering who's it was. I wanted to talk to you about the 3rd annual Pyramid Resort book signing May
14. Thought maybe you would have some authors you would like me to invite, u2u me with your email if you'd like. Please let me know anything else on
the hotel if you can. Thanks
k
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Keri
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Bruce you have my email at home
or you can check out our website at www.pyramidresort.com my business address is on that. k
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Some of my notes off the escapist.com site noted above (caveat: these comments are from a few years back):
Palmas Suites -- Uguet Hidalgo has transformed this former apartment complex into a bed and breakfast. Rooms are all unique and have fans and
kitchenettes. On Mutualismo, just east of Bravo, a half-block off the malec?n. 112.24623. Budget to Moderate
Hotel Lorimar -- On Bravo, about a block from the malec?n. A few rooms placed in a back courtyard away from the street. The owners have a few exotic
birds in the main lobby area that pleasantly adds to the ambiance. Rooms are clean, and have hot water and old a/c units. Excellent place to connect
with international travelers. The upstairs restaurant is worth visiting during your stay. 112.53822. Budget
Hotel Pekin -- On the northern end of the malec?n, and above the Pekin Restaurant (a so-so Chinese/Cantonese restaurant). Very clean rooms, most
with some kind of bay-view, and a/c. (I think there were phones and t.v.'s there too...). It's a little further away from the downtown area than
others, which can be either good or bad depending on your point of view. 112.50995. Budget
Hotel Calafia -- Slightly west of town along the Transpeninsular highway (just follow the street along the malec?n west), near one of the CCC
supermarkets. This clean, and fairly quiet property offers rooms with excellent a/c units, plenty of hot water, fair-sized rooms that surround a
courtyard for convenient off-street parking and a often-used swimming pool. The hotel staff is quite friendly and accommodating. An excellent value
overall, and really not that far to drive from downtown (2 miles at most). 112.25822 Ultra-Budget
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Lodging in La Paz
HI...hope I'm doing this right..1st timer. My wife and I just returned yesterday from a few days shopping/banking/etc. in La Paz and stayed at our
normal lodging there. Club El Moro on the Malecon past the center towards the new marina. Very spacious, nice suites, kitchens, sat. TV, beautiful
pools, views, and ambiance. Staff is excellent and will gladly accomodate shopping requests and guidance to best deals. We made great deals on
fridges, washer/dryer, AC, plants, etc because of their help. We highly recommend it.
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We stayed at the Calafia and it is nothing to write home about. Just a typical motel, like Motel 6 is.
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La Posada was taken over the guy says for back taxes but they were all paid. Hank and his wife are fighting to get it back and she is in the hopistal
in Mexico city with a bleeding ulcer. Could use all our prayers. They ask none of our friends support this man. We have seveal of the pups, cats up
here in SD up for adoption if any one needs a new friend to love. Thanks
[Edited on 11-15-2004 by Cyndarouh]
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2nd the Gardenias
we stay there whenever we're in La Paz,
quiet, a swimming pool, private parking and reasonable rates....few blocks from the malecon...good luck...George
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FWIW, we recently spent three very enjoyable nights at El Angel Azul, a 12-room posada two blocks south of Plaza Constitucion (esq. Independencia Y
Guillermo Prieto) and about a 10-minute walk from the malecon (http://www.elangelazul.com/en/hotel/index.html). Built/remodeled from the near ruins of the former courthouse in the late 90s, it is a quiet,
peaceful place to stay, with a private courtyard in the center of the building. The owner/hostess, is attentive and knowledgeable without being
intrusive - we're already planning a return visit in January/February.
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Las Palmas
JR, We'll be staying at Las Palmas at the end of Jan-into Feb. They also have partial kitchens. (Now called Palmas B & B) The owner seems very
accommodating. palmas95@hotmail.com
We had a little trouble finding what we wanted for when we'll be there. Either because of Carnival in early Feb. or because La Paz is getting a lot
of attention. Good or bad depending on where you're sitting.
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