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BajaMama
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Baja Cactus El Rosario
Anyone know when the construction at Baja Cactus is scheduled to be completed? It is my go-to stay over.... will rates increase?
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woody with a view
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a month ago it was a lightning rod with all the rebar sticking up out of the walls.
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rts551
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Looks like its a long time off
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Lee
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  | | The construct is for the restaurant, it will be in front of the rooms and will act as a sound barrier from the highway, too. The rooms are great, as
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The rooms are fine -- just not as nice as The Villas or Jardin's in SQ. Restaurant as a sound barrier? That's a stretch.
Trucks start using their engine brakes way up the hill and I bet they'll (still) be easily heard as they pass.
A bit of fluff and marketing from DK. Nice try.
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F*ck it.
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willardguy
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 you know david...."Always Be Selling" think you can buy a copy of his
"missionary's gone wild" in antonio's lobby?
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dtbushpilot
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It took them over a year to remodel two single hole bathrooms so I wouldn't look for completion any time soon...
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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Paco Facullo
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"missionary's gone wild" ,,, ,,, HILARIOUS !!!
Since I've given up all hope, I feel much better
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bajabuddha
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 WITH THE BURRO???
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
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bajamedic
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I was treated very well and was pleased with both of my rooms during my last stay. I look forward to returning to El Rosario and I will be staying at
Baja Cactus. JH
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norte
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Those books have not sold well. I wonder whose fault that is going to be?
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mtgoat666
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Much nicer places to stay in SQ on beach, or the great hotel in Catavina.
Bettr yet, camp amongst the rocks in Catavina.
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drzura
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According to some on this website, it will be Donald Trumps fault
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jbcoug
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Why all the b-tching? Baja Cactus is a good place ato stay at reasonable rates. If you want to stay north or south, more power to you, but no need to
knock a good business.
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ELINVESTIG8R
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Does Antonio have Baja Nomad decals (Calcomanias) at Baja Cactus. The last few times I was
there, they were out. To be fair that was a while back.
I have stayed at Baja Cactus before in the more economical rooms near the lobby and found they were very clean and comfortable.
I hope I can pick up some more when I go back. I need one for my truck.
YES, ELINVESTIG8R IS STILL A PROUD BAJA NOMAD!
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BajaMama
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Thank you David for your post - sorry you had to remove it. There is an unfortunate mean spirit wafting through BN these days. Baja Cactus is my go
to stop. I stopped in Catavina last trip, but the rooms are nearly 3x the price of BC. Drinks and food are a little spendy. In October definitely
BC. As to highway noise, being the wife of a snorer, I wear earplugs at night, always have them with me. Sparkplugs, BTW, are the best brand, you
can get 100 pairs for around $25 on Amazon...
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SFandH
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Maybe we'll stay there the next trip now that we're no longer going to camp at Santa Inez, Catavina.
Are dogs a problem?
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jedge42
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We stayed there a bit over a week ago with our dog -- no problem ... our first time, nice place, friendly folks ... the construction does start up
around 7am, so no alarm clock needed  we love Cataviña but it was a bit too far
this time (and is a lot more expensive) ... we would definitely stay at Baja Cactus again ...
jake
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ncampion
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We always stat at Cactus when that is our stopping spot. Noise is not really a problem for me, although I am a bit hard of hearing. However as Jimmy
Buffett says in one of his songs, "..I'm losing my hearing, but I don't care what most people say". Stayed there a month ago and the construction was
coming right along but still a ways to go. always best to call ahead for reservations as they do fill up most nights and you don't want to have to
stay in the older rooms if possible.
Living Large in Loreto. Off-grid and happy.
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by BajaMama | | Thank you David for your post - sorry you had to remove it. There is an unfortunate mean spirit wafting through BN these days. Baja Cactus is my go
to stop. I stopped in Catavina last trip, but the rooms are nearly 3x the price of BC. Drinks and food are a little spendy. In October definitely
BC. As to highway noise, being the wife of a snorer, I wear earplugs at night, always have them with me. Sparkplugs, BTW, are the best brand, you
can get 100 pairs for around $25 on Amazon... |
You are welcome... I figured there was no longer need to show the construction photos (that was in October, after all) or my attempts at answering the
stuff added after, so I removed them last night.
Antonio is a charming friend to all Baja travelers and his humanitarian efforts in the region are famous. When the restaurant is completed, you can be
sure it will be top notch. He already has a chef who studied at a culinary arts school to run the kitchen. I am so excited for him to see this and his
other projects come to be.
The Trail of Missions TV tour just passed through and Cameron had a fresh load of my books to drop off to Antonio. So, please support Antonio and get
your Baja mission and other fun facts at the same time. They are sold in the motel office along with other Baja products, seasonally.
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BajaBill74
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So why did David have to remove his post? Nice pictures.
What I'm doing at work is so secret, even I don't know what I'm doing!
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