Paradero Todos Santos - Exclusive Experiences Included

An unforgettable stay at Paradero Todos Santos Paradero Todos Santos became so much more than just a hotel for me — it became a place I truly fell in love with. From the moment we arrived, I felt something very special here. The people are incredibly warm, genuine, and welcoming. The staff makes you feel not simply like a guest, but almost like part of a family. I tried almost every experience I could — the beautiful Punta Lobos hike, surfing, Sunset Beach, the Art Walk, cooking class, the farm, and more. Every morning I loved visiting the horses, and of course Agent Four, the sweetest cat, and Cinco the dog completely stole my heart. ❤️ The sunsets, the desert landscape, the ocean, the silence, the design, the food, and all the little thoughtful details made this stay unforgettable. Paradero has a way of making you slow down, breathe deeper, and truly feel the moment. But what touched me most was the people. Their kindness and genuine care are what give this place its soul. Thank you, Paradero Todos Santos, for such beautiful memories. I left a little piece of my heart here and truly hope to return. ❤️

Paradero Unbound was a wonderful experience for a solo traveler that allowed me to relax and unwind. The activities are thoughtfully curated — I was able to choose what I wanted to do with ease. The staff are all incredibly helpful and friendly. Eduardo was a great butler and Guadalupe was a fantastic massage therapist. The highlight was the catamaran excursion that was included as part of my stay. I’d love to come back with my husband or friends.

Everything was amazing, architecture, location, the food WOW! They have several options of activities and they were all great, we loved it! The service was the best, everyone is so nice and helpful, special thanks to the chefs, Carla and Raul for being so kind

Had a great restful stay. Loved the room/soak tub and Diego’s art tour was amazing. Diego is such a great person and knowledgeable. Amazing food! Only point of improvement is Yoga class is very early for us late risers, need an afternoon yoga tambien. Muchas gracias

This was our second stay at Paradero Todos Santos. We first stayed there in February 2024, and we had a such as relaxing and wonderful stay that we decided to return this year. September is entirely different weather and makes typically semi-arid Todos Santos and the surrounding area much more lush and green. The weather was warm and sunny with a passing thunderstorm or two, but absolutely nothing that go in the way of the experience. Paradero Todo Santos is a beautiful property constructed from curvy concrete forms set among gardens, cacti, passionfruit vines, and farmland. Depending on your room, you see sunrise over the cactus fields and sunset over the mountains and ocean. The room (we had the Cactus Sky Suite) is small but comfortable with king size bed, separate bathroom/shower, roofdeck, and private outside sitting area. Note that there are no kitchenette or refrigerator in this room type. Plenty of towels and robes and provided soap/shampoo/condiditioner. Housekeeping leaves a small local treat for each guest each night during turndown. The room was kept clean day and turned down every night. Each room feels very quiet and private. Honestly the only noise comes from nature. We tried Paradero Unbound for the first time this year. Unbound is their all-inclusive upgrade. It includes all food, beverage, transfer to/from the airport, a daily 60min massage, and a bunch of activities (yoga, hiking, artwalk, beach day, beach sunset, farm/garden tour, cooking classes, bonfire on your apartment roofdeck with stargazing, Friday night omakase, and more). While we typically don't do all-inclusives, this turned out to be an excellent deal for us. We would do it again. During our first trip in 2024, we rented a car and explored more of the area beyond Todos Santos. For this trip, we focused on Todos Santos, and that made the economics of Unbound much better. The Tenoch restaurant is excellent, and the kitchen and waitstaff there are super-friendly. Because the lunch/dinner menu is largely the same every day, over a week we tried virtually everything on the menu. There was a few dishes we didn't love, some we fell in love with instantly, and the rest were just good, solid food. Overall, all meat and seafood was prepared perfectly (almost all prepared sous vide and fired over a pan, charcoal grill, or fryer before serving). Their tostadas and tortillas are amazing, so always get them. My only advice to Chef Pepe (Juan Solis): too many purees on every dish -- it's just too twee. Bring back some texture. Finally, take breakfast by the pool. It's a lovely way to start your day. Finally, I want to give a special callout to the staff at Paradero Todos Santos, From the drivers (Angel) and guides (Hernando, Diego, Ivan) to the front desk (Eduardo, Carla, Dayann, Uriel) and spa (Jennifer, Guadalupe), the waitstaff (Manuel, Abraham, Edgar) and all the others in the kitchen and housekeeping (whose names we did not learn), you were all amazing and welcoming and

Paradero was exactly what I didn’t k ow I needed!! Such a great location and experience. Everything was wonderful. The food was amazing, service exceptional. The tailored experiences allowed for the traveler to really live in the moment and be present in this breathtaking space. A must stay for anyone who wants an authentic experience in the Baja Peninsula

Paradero is one of those places that is genuinely hard to explain in words. My partner and I absolutely loved it. It’s not just a beautiful hotel it feels like a completely unique destination and experience. They also have a mind blowing catamaran experience. The service was probably the best I’ve ever received at a hotel. Every member of the staff was incredible: warm, thoughtful, attentive, and somehow always there when we needed something without ever feeling intrusive. They felt like friends at the end. You can tell they are building something really special here. And although a lot of staff were new you could tell they were being trained well. It was hot in early September and the flys could be annoying at times but I loved the dessert vibes more than I expected and the scenery was special. We did the Unbound Experience for six nights, which I highly recommend. It included unlimited food and drinks, along with a personal helper who helped plan our days and seemed to anticipate what we needed before we even asked. Food would show up exactly when and where we wanted it, drivers and adventures could be arranged whenever we needed them, and there were little amenities and surprises throughout our stay that made the whole experience feel really curated. What stood out most was how customized each day was and how I could pivot based on how we felt. Rather than simply staying at a luxury hotel, it felt like Paradero created an entire experience around us. We could relax, explore, eat incredibly well, and basically stop thinking about logistics for a few days. Also Todos Santos is a cool little town. Paradero was genuinely different. The setting, food, experiences, and especially the people made this a trip we’ll remember for a long time. We can’t wait to come back. Temescal was a beautiful experience there.

I feel my review only applies during the off-season, as we went during August. I unfortunately can’t recommend going during the peak of summer, as the weather is extremelyyy hot and unpredictable. I don’t feel like the hotel was built for the off-season, since it is intentionally meant to be primarily outdoors, there simply is nowhere besides your bedroom to escape the heat and the bugs (of which there were many this time of year, which unfortunately negatively impacted our ability to fully enjoy and relax during our time here). We basically ended each meal in a full sweat and likely bitten more than a few times by bugs. The estate also was… interesting. They definitely leaned into the natural desert flora vibe but also mixed it with mirrors in random places - it felt a little like a Coachella influencer Airbnb that is trying a little too hard to be vibey despite it quite literally being in the middle of the desert. Our room was nice, and the AC was definitely working overtime to try to keep our room cool enough to comfortably sleep in. I’ll note that the bathroom for the room requires you to go outside (still within the “room” but not the AC bedroom), and my girlfriend definitely encountered a few larger bugs on her way which made her somewhat uncomfortable. The hospitality was pleasant - everyone was extremely nice and welcoming, however we did notice that, particularly with the restaurant, everything was quite slow. Any request for anything would take quite a long time, and some staff were not very attentive (not all however as there were some who were very attentive!), but we felt we had to wave staff down while at the restaurant fairly often, which in our experience is unusual given the traditional high standard of Mexican hospitality. It seemed like some staff were fairly untrained, and it felt somewhat disorganized. The restaurant was pretty good, however given the prices of the meals (a dinner for with 2 entrees and 2 drinks would easily be ＞$100), we definitely weren’t blown away. The coffee was pretty amazing though I will note. I’d recommend anyone who visits to rent a car and travel to Todos Santos as there are some nice restaurants in town as well. I think because of the persistent flies, mosquitos, and biting gnats we weren’t really able to enjoy the meals as much as we would have otherwise. The best part of the experience by far was the experiences. Since we stayed 4 nights we received a complimentary day on the catamaran, which was absolutely amazing - the crew were super nice and friendly, the chef that made the meals did an amazing job, the drinks were fantastic, and we received an incredible tour of the famous 7 Bays. If we had not had this day included we likely would have left our stay from the hotel somewhat disappointed for the price we had paid, but the catamaran definitely made the trip more worth it. We also did the surf day which was so much fun, the surf guide was very nice and we learned a lot! Overall, I unfort

One of the best hotel experiences I've ever had. The staff was kind and knowledgeable. The room and grounds were beautiful and well-maintained. The quiet environment allowed for deep sleep and the opportunity to enjoy the nature around us. I enjoyed the art walk experience, and appreciated a local perspective on Todos Santos. The hike was spectacular and should not be missed. Yoga was a delight. The cooking class was a joy, and an excellent experience with the chef and a very skilled crew (and being able to cook in a dream kitchen was an added bonus). Paradero has a stunning pool overlooking the desert landscape that allowed for amazing relaxation with ample shade available as needed. I can't wait to return!