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yellowklr
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Loreto Hotel?
Might do a week in Loreto next month and would like a simple clean hotel within walking distance to the Malecon......Only must is AC!!!
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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here it is:
Hotel Angra, Loreto, B.C.S.
Phone: 6131351172
ana.carranza@hotelangra.com
www.hotelangra.com
a. Hotel In Loreto - Hotel Angra is a newer boutique hotel in Loreto, spacious&secure parking lot, spacious rooms, hot water, wireless internet in
the rooms. Visit our web page. - Ana Carranza, ana.carranza@hotelangra.com, www.hotelangra.com, 6131351172, Loreto
yes...it has air conditioning too. good prices and the best service from the nicest owner/operators
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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AguaDulce
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Hotel Angra is a nice secure hotel . They take dogs also. Owners daughter speaks fluent english as she went to school in Kansas? i think. Nice
continental breakfast , good coffee. Not real close to malecon but I like the place.
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yellowklr
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Angry sounds good
how long of a walk to the Malecon?
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Howard
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What price range do you want to spend and I can give you more options closer to the Malecon?
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
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willyAirstream
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http://www.hotelangra.com/inicio.html
and you can judge the distance here
https://www.google.com.mx/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x86b43b8b...
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We stay at La Damiana Inn. About 1 block to Plaza and 2-3 to Malecon. More of a B&B Guest House than a hotel. Really neat folks running it. The
Casita out back has good AC, kitchen, and is very private in a garden setting.
http://www.ladamianainn.com
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The Damiana is a great place....close to the mission/zocalo....quiet and has a nice courtyard...10 minutes from the malecon. 
Don't believe everything you think....
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If you want cheap with an ocean view...we always stay at a little hotel right on that big arroyo where the farmers market sets up on the weekends too.
I think it is Sol y Mar. I think it was about 400 pesos and has good internet, clean but simple rooms...but it is a bit noisy with traffic but my ear
plugs work wonders! We walk to downtown which is only about 4 blocks away.
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yellowklr
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thanks for all the help everyone
Derek
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Quote: Originally posted by shari  | | If you want cheap with an ocean view...we always stay at a little hotel right on that big arroyo where the farmers market sets up on the weekends too.
I think it is Sol y Mar. I think it was about 400 pesos and has good internet, clean but simple rooms...but it is a bit noisy with traffic but my ear
plugs work wonders! We walk to downtown which is only about 4 blocks away. |
this sounds perfect now i just need to find it.....4 blocks no problema
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Desert inn, Has been doing a lot of remodel! was about 85 us. last year.
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| Quote: Originally posted by shari | | If you want cheap with an ocean view...we always stay at a little hotel right on that big arroyo where the farmers market sets up on the weekends too.
I think it is Sol y Mar. I think it was about 400 pesos and has good internet, clean but simple rooms...but it is a bit noisy with traffic but my ear
plugs work wonders! We walk to downtown which is only about 4 blocks away. |
For a week vacation, I think this hotel is a little short on amenities! The market hasn't been here for a few years. It's now in Colonia Miramar.
The Damiana Inn is a good choice. You might also check out Posada del Cortes. Very close to the plaza and malecon. And it's beautiful and quiet!
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DaliDali
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| Quote: Originally posted by yellowklr | | Quote: Originally posted by shari | | If you want cheap with an ocean view...we always stay at a little hotel right on that big arroyo where the farmers market sets up on the weekends too.
I think it is Sol y Mar. I think it was about 400 pesos and has good internet, clean but simple rooms...but it is a bit noisy with traffic but my ear
plugs work wonders! We walk to downtown which is only about 4 blocks away. |
this sounds perfect now i just need to find it.....4 blocks no problema |
Drive towards the Sea on either of the main E-W streets.
When you can't drive any further east (sea wall and the Sea) turn right or south on the malecon.
Turn right or west on Francisco Jordan (first street past Auggies Bar)
At Francisco Madero (4 way stop) turn left or south.
Take that street all the way to where the pavement turns to dirt and you're on the edge of the arroyo.
Look slightly back and off to your left........see that little hotel?....That's the place.
Dusty and noisy would be kind. The view to the dry arroyo is splendid.
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yellowklr
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| Quote: Originally posted by DaliDali | | Quote: Originally posted by yellowklr | | Quote: Originally posted by shari | | If you want cheap with an ocean view...we always stay at a little hotel right on that big arroyo where the farmers market sets up on the weekends too.
I think it is Sol y Mar. I think it was about 400 pesos and has good internet, clean but simple rooms...but it is a bit noisy with traffic but my ear
plugs work wonders! We walk to downtown which is only about 4 blocks away. |
this sounds perfect now i just need to find it.....4 blocks no problema |
Drive towards the Sea on either of the main E-W streets.
When you can't drive any further east (sea wall and the Sea) turn right or south on the malecon.
Turn right or west on Francisco Jordan (first street past Auggies Bar)
At Francisco Madero (4 way stop) turn left or south.
Take that street all the way to where the pavement turns to dirt and you're on the edge of the arroyo.
Look slightly back and off to your left........see that little hotel?....That's the place.
Dusty and noisy would be kind. The view to the dry arroyo is splendid. |
sounds fine to me any contact info by chance??
Derek
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Coco's is where we always stay and just found this:
“Coco Cabanas is OPEN!”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed August 6, 2016
Coco Cabanas is OPEN! I am here right now vacationing in Loreto and staying at the Coco Cabanas. Same excellent service! There were some people asking
whether they are open, and the answer is yes. To book online, contact the owner Stephen Scalapino at stephenscalapino@hotmaill.com. To call from the
United States, dial 011-52-613-135-2500. To call from Mexico, dial 613-135-2500. Hope this helps those who were inquiring!
Room Tip: Tell Stephen what your needs are, and he'll accommodate your room for your best experience.
https://www.tripadvisor.com
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Oasis on the south end of the malecon. Never see anyone at the Desert Inn.
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last time at oasis it was buy 3 nights... 4th free. think its about 65 per night, but it is nice and right on the water
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Great location to downtown restaurants and the Malacon..
https://www.tripadvisor.com/VacationRentalReview-g150772-d43...
Democracy is like two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
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First of all, Angra is just barely closer to the beach than is Hacienda Suites, where we have stayed many times. It's family run and has a free
breakfast. My favorite thing about this place is that one of the best restaurants in town is next door.
That said, the Desert Inn property is in a prime location and has an excellent restaurant. If they have actually updated those crappy old rooms, I
guess I should check it out. Do the produce guys from San Quintin own this place?
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