Top Hotels Near San Luis Pass in from NZ$147

"Stayed over Easter break. House was in great condition with immediate access to the beach.Plenty of dishware and seasonings if cooking at home. FYI: Wade fishing is prohibited in San Luis Pass so make sure to come with surf rigs if fishing. "

"Awesome deck view. Beach was extremely clean. Beach house was very well kept. Loved the fact that the stairway was not as high as most of the rentals. The owner couldn’t have been better to us than he was. Really enjoyed everything about this rental."

"Amazing views, great times! Will definitely return!"

"The kitchen was amazing. It had every gadget you could imagine. It was so well equipped, and organized. "

"Wonderful clean beach house! Everything was labeled and the host thought of EVERYTHING!!! My family and I had an incredible time and the home and views were amazing! One of the best weekend vacations we have been on in a long time! The kitchen had everything we needed and was labeled so it was simple finding where things belonged after we tidied up. The pictures online are great but when we arrived the pictures didn’t do justice to how beautiful and clean things were! We were pleasantly surprised and we lacked for nothing. Thank you for being an incredible host, communication and making our weekend one we won’t forget!"

"Had a great stay. Easy process to make the weekend get started with no issues "

"Beautiful house!"

"We had a great stay! Would go back!"

"Overall great views and listening to the ocean was amazing from deck...Especially the sunrise and we saw dolphins one morning. There's no beach out front to walk to swim as its large rocks/boulders...and the road is outfront. U can pack your things and walk a block over to the beach or you go down the road to public beach access as well as drive onto the beach about 4-5 min away. It was definitely nice and clean, lots of hot water for showers. There is a shower outside to hose off sand after your beach day...Would recommend as it was a nice quiet spot to sit and admire the ocean and waves as well as chilax."