bajamary1952
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Don Eddie's San Quintin
When you drive up to this property you immediately realize that this property has seen better days in the past. There are 3 large dogs (2 strays)
which make it impossible to walk a dog on the property. The property around the rooms has not been cleaned in sometime as evidenced by fallen branches
& leaves & beer bottles around the area. No restaurant facilities & food places are not within walking distance. No wi-fi in room so a
real deal breaker. Not sure when the room I stayed had been really cleaned as there were cobwebs in some corners. I think I was the only occupant in
the whole property this night. Overall definitely no more than 3 stars for price & location.
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David K
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It is next door to the Old Mill (Molino Viejo), an excellent restaurant... walk over and check it out.
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Whale-ista
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Sorry to read this- and not terribly surprised. Last few times I stayed there it was having challenges.
Agree with Dave- eat next door at the Old Mill. They had a nice outdoor dining deck last time I visited.
Love the location and view.
\"Probably the airplanes will bring week-enders from Los Angeles before long, and the beautiful poor bedraggled old town will bloom with a
Floridian ugliness.\" (John Steinbeck, 1940, discussing the future of La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
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mtgoat666
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Quote: Originally posted by bajamary1952  | | When you drive up to this property you immediately realize that this property has seen better days in the past. There are 3 large dogs (2 strays)
which make it impossible to walk a dog on the property. The property around the rooms has not been cleaned in sometime as evidenced by fallen branches
& leaves & beer bottles around the area. No restaurant facilities & food places are not within walking distance. No wi-fi in room so a
real deal breaker. Not sure when the room I stayed had been really cleaned as there were cobwebs in some corners. I think I was the only occupant in
the whole property this night. Overall definitely no more than 3 stars for price & location. |
I think the owner passed away, and now the place is run by who knows? I don’t think there is anyone in charge with passion to run a good hotel,....
so it is getting run down through neglect...
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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del mar
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heck it was a wreck 40 years ago as Ernesto's!
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bajatrailrider
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The owner passed away short time after restaurant burned down. His son took it over got worse then before. We went for breakfast after waiting . Over
a hour he came to us said he sent . His wife to market don't know where she is. 
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TMW
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She probably took the money for the food and ran.
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del mar
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no more welcome margie's 
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surabi
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Sounds like a good place to contract COVID.
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cliffh
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Don Eddy’s
Went for 1 or 2 nights stayed 5 in rv, dogs harmless got along with our Aussie Stayed because of Eucalypto restaurant one of best in Baja Next to
old mill. Stay at old mill next time. Don Eddy’s a little run down great in rv. Can’t wait to eat at Eucalypto next year on way north. Thanks
Dave and Jill and Udo for tip on Eucalypto
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cliffh
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Don Eddy’s
Went for 1 or 2 nights stayed 5 in rv, dogs harmless got along with our Aussie Stayed because of Eucalypto restaurant one of best in Baja Next to
old mill. Stay at old mill next time. Don Eddy’s a little run down great in rv. Can’t wait to eat at Eucalypto next year on way north. Thanks
Dave and Jill and Udo for tip on Eucalypto
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Bob53
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True but Eva was great.
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
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aburruss
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Here's my review from a trip last summer:
"We went next door to Don Eddie’s and got situated for the night. There was a local dog that stayed outside our room ALL night. It was kinda
cool, but a little annoying since we had to take our dogs out and our “friend” just wanted to play with them. It was a built in security guard, I
suppose.
It was a fun place for the kids, though... with the little swings and playground they had there...
We went next door to eat, like everyone else who has commented here. 
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Whale-ista
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Aburruss- was that 2nd story building located across from the restaurant (that has apparently burned down)?
I stayed there a few years ago, and they were just rebuilding that upstairs deck= but it was an open-air patio. Surprised to see it enclosed. (And for
some reason I think the previous building also had been damaged by fire...)
I liked the open deck. It was a great look-out spot with morning coffee or an evening c-cktail.
\"Probably the airplanes will bring week-enders from Los Angeles before long, and the beautiful poor bedraggled old town will bloom with a
Floridian ugliness.\" (John Steinbeck, 1940, discussing the future of La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
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aburruss
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The restaurant was located to the left side of this picture. This was taken in July of 2019. It was there at that time. When was the fire?
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