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greta-inbaja
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Hotel Angra Loreto.. dog friendly
Stayed here last week on our drive down. We liked the place. We travel with a 65 lb GSD. Hotel Angra had enclosed locked parking. At least in late
OCtober there was lots of room even if you have a truck and trailer. The room was 1050p incl tax, no dog fee. The room was decent size, the king bed
was very comfortable and it had a great shower. The website said English spoken but it was her day off. The 2 front desk girls were Spanish only but
smiled, laughed as a butchered their language. They also had a piece of paper translating all she tried to tell me which was really just details about
parking and breakfast in the morning. Breakfast was just toast, jam butter, fruit, cereal and coffee. Fine with us. It was walking distance to the old
part of town that was just for pedestrians and down to the malecon. We like Hotel Angra and would stay again.
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Thanks for the report! I travel with a dog and it is good to know where they are allowed.
By the way...what is a GSD?
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German Shepard Dog.
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greta-inbaja
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I was happy to find Hotel Angra. We have stayed at La Huerta in San Ignacio. Also good with a. Dog. It’s 47 usd plus 10 for the dog. They were full
and we were tired. So it was nice finding the place in Loreto. We like to stay within a budget. When travelling vs staying put on a vacation, we like
to stay under 70 usd. Preferably 35-55. Usually easy to do in mexico. Travelling with a German shepherd always gets a little bit of a grimaced smile
from the Mexican adults. Kid come right up and ask if she is friendly and can they pet her. She is super sweet and love any kid wanting to play. In
the states people either love her or cross the street to avoid us. She is well trained. Hotels.com has a good filter when looking for places that
take dogs.
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Good info, would be nice to make a post or area that users could check to find dog friendly hotels?
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David K
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Thanks for this... Who otherwise knew what a GSD was? I owned two GSDs and this was news to me, LOL!
I stayed at the Angra when I was in Loreto in 2017. It was nice as reported but roosters crowing and yard dogs barking from midnight on prevented good
sleeping for me.
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hola,
coming and going to los barriles from los angeles, i always stay at HOTEL ANGRA in loreto reserving a room just for me well in advance.
ana is the nicest person and speaks flawless english and she and her father are the most acomodating owner operators.
room sizes are all very large, have wifi, and super clean.
great spacious, gated parking that is locked at night and opened at around 7 a.m. and if you are leaving earlier, they will make sure it's open for
you.
walking distance to restaurants and the malecon and is one block off the main drag so very little, if any road noise.
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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David K
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Yes, nice folks and a Pemex station is right across the street from the place making it great for travelers.
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hola dk,
if we are talking about the same hotel, the pemex station is a block south of the HOTEL ANGRA i am writing about, NOT across the street and one cannot
hear any noise or traffic.
please be so kind to clarify as saying having a pemex across the street will drive people away from this fine boutique hotel due to the noise factor.
THERE IS NO PEMEX STATION ACROSS THE STREET FROM HOTEL ANGRA !
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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Stayed at the Angra couple years ago and it was good. As written, large room, good bed. Breakfast was OK. Ana is great.
The Pemex down the street is ''the'' recommended station in town -- read that somewhere and not sure why. Think it was about credit cards.
I prefer Coco's but if it was full would choose Angra.
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Yes, it is down the block and across the street. There was no noise from the station, I never said there was. The definite noise was from neighborhood
roosters that began crowing a little after midnight plus the barking dogs. This was in February 2017. There was no fault on the hotel as they have no
control over their neighbors animals. It is a good place, nice rooms, and safe parking.
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At least on the night we stayed there, nov 3, a Sunday , we did not hear any roosters or dogs, or traffic and I am a princess when it comes to sleep,
I always have my earplugs on the nightstand just in case and I didnt use them . We really liked the place as did my dog. I am happy you all now know
what a GSD is. I guess I am around so many German shepherd people it was a natural for me. We stayed in Bahia de Los Angeles yrs ago. I forgot where
we stayed. But they let us have our German shepherd there as long as we didnt leave her alone. When we got there the grandmother was very nervous
about her, but by the next day when we were left she was sitting and smiling while she petted the dog. That particular dog was from a family of
comfort dogs so it was her nature.
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I always thought GSD was “getting chit done.”
Our dogs are half-breeds, mongrels, mutts; we have no need for adjectives, breeds names or acronyms with fancy upper case letters. We just refer to
them as “dogs.”
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I have a 90 pound ABSSHD (American bulldog / some sort of hound dog)
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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I had a SD (Samoyed), two GSDs, and a GRD (Golden Retriever).
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greta-inbaja
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We have had our share of AAM.. all American mutt.. I write GSD cuz I am lazy. Up north there are rentals and hotels that have a “not welcome”
list. Our “GSD” is sometimes not welcome. Anyone that has had one knows they can be very high energy so its great when the hotel has a big lot to
run in or something close by, The point of stating the type of dog was to point out how welcoming and open Mexicans can be compared to some places up
north. And how much I love my particular dog (actually most dogs) and how happy I am when I find a dog welcoming hotel. The Angra fit the bill on
all points. Everyone we encountered there was very nice
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Quote: Originally posted by greta-inbaja  | The point of stating the type of dog was to point out how welcoming and open Mexicans can be compared to some places up north.
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Doubt MX welcomes dogs because they like dogs. Think many gringoes travel with dogs so being dog friendly means more money.
Pricier hotels (for example, La Paz malecon area) don't allow dogs. I can understand why. In searching hotel/motel reviews, I'm dismayed at the
number of guest photos showing their dog on the bed.
I base my above generalization on how I see dogs treated in Baja, which is not good.
A no pet policy is meaningless to me. I think it's all negotiable. I'm up front about my dog, offer to pay extra, and promise the dog won't be
on the bed or furniture. Works for me.
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greta-inbaja
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I agree Lee, we always bring our dog’s bed or mat in the room for her to sleep on, I put another mat or towel under her water dish. I get bummed
when I see people not be responsible for their dogs. Dog people need to also realize not everyone loves dogs. So I also dont let her go running up to
people uninvited. In La Paz we usually stay on the main road kinda north end of town. Basic, but a decent bed, hot shower and secure parking. One
place we stay , I have never seen another dog or another gringo. We have stayed there for yrs.
I dont think most Mexicans love dogs especially big, scary looking dogs. That was my point. They still will take us and usually. Try to make
friends with our dog. Many times up north people will not come near us or our dog unless they are big dog people. Up north hotels.com has a decent
filter when looking for dog friendly rooms.
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I use Bring Fido up N. for pet friendly motels. Always stay La Quinta if there is one around.
I see Truckee in your sig line. Had lunch at the Bar of America in Truckee a month ago. It was great.
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My GD (gosh darnn) dogs dont like sleeping on the floor if a comfy people bed is available.
Migrate from floor to bed when masters are asleep or away and not watching.
Aren't most GD dogs the same?
just cover the bed w/ a sheet, makes it easy to keep dirt off bed.
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