Top Hotels Near Baja Ferries Pichilingue in Pichilingue from NZ$116

"Everything was as expected except $150 dog fee. "

"Older property but well maintained. Large rooms and good bed. Internet not the best. A/C first was out first 6 hrs here but worked great after that. Pool is nice & rest on property is very good but pricey. Location good but wish it was a little closer to downtown."

"Huge property, immaculate and clean, nice furnishings, beautiful rooms, lovely pool. Best place I've stayed in La Paz after coming here for three years."

"The location is the most significant advantage of this property; however, the overall customer service is unsatisfactory. There is a lack of helpfulness, and on certain occasions, it appears that guests are being treated as if they are being served a favor."

"I got infected with Cholera at this hotel and spent a week in the hospital, their cleaning standards should be much higher."

"Absolute perfection! This villa was all-appointed, clean, and amenities galore. My family had the best vacation exploring the Puerta Cortes facilities and all La Paz had to offer. We will definitely be back. "

"Excellent place to stay in La Paz also is safe "

"First, the staff at this hotel are fantastic. They made up for a lot of of the things that have gone downhill. Rooms and Buildings: When we were there, they were painting the outside of the hotel so at least it looked a little nicer in that regard. Inside, the beds were comfortable and pillows were firm enough to get by. The a/c and ceiling fan did work properly although the fan switch made no sense and the ceiling fan was loud. They apparently have refrigerators to rent,but we never saw those. However, the amazing clean staff did provide us with some Styrofoam coolers which fit our needs. In order to get ice, you need to buy it from the restaurant, which is not the end of the world. The entire facility has definitely seen better days and is rundown a bit. Location: We chose this location as it was closer to the snorkeling areas where we wanted to drive to and explore. We also chose this location as there was a dive shop that was previously affiliated with it, but that is no longer around and we found that many of the activities we did end up scheduling outside of our snorkeling adventures required us to drive back into town. The next time I go to La Paz, I will be staying in the downtown area instead for this reason and there is nothing to do without driving 30 minutes back to town. There is a security guard at the entry. The parking lot it's itself is weird and super rough. Free parking though. Cute private beach. There is a pool we did not use and A restaurant."

"Quiet, private, right on the Beach."