Santuario Diegueño ★★★★

Hotel El Dorado ★★

Hotel Kumiai Inn ★★★

"We really enjoyed our stay with a few minor exceptions. Unfortunately the TV in our room didn’t work eventhough it was connected to wifi. The phone in the room didn’t work so we had to use our personal phones. The shower head is a rainfall type, but the water sprayed out in all directions instead of straight down which made it a little tricky to shower. The rooms have a system in which the room key is required to have electricity in the whole room. If you take it off, everything turns off. That means you can’t leave things charging unless you get a second key? We also were told that we could check out later the day off, but that was not an option because the hotel was so booked. Even though there were a few icks, it was overall a nice place to stay. The staff are very friendly and respectful. The bed is comfortable, the sheets smell great, the rooms are very clean, and the building is beautiful! It has a 5ft pool and a small jacuzzi (no bubbles) just warmer water than the pool. Pool water is great temperature. There is also a spa and massage services on the very first floor! Overall a nice place and I’d recommend it!"

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Hotel Hacienda Santana ★★★

Cabañas Bosques del Cóndor 2-NIGHT PROMO ★★★

Estancia Inn ★★★

"The longest hotel in Mexico, the environment is very good, the service is very good. It is a bit inconvenient to call a car. Everything else is fine."

Rancho la Puerta - All Inclusive

"While at first glance the programs at RLP may appear to be a bit on the touchy feely side in reality there are lots of options for people of all tastes. The grounds are beautiful and the food is both good and healthy. I spent a lot of time on the pickleball courts and in the central swimming pool. It is an easy place to meet people. One of the few drawbacks is that is the high price they charge for room and board. We plan to come back as many of the guests do. One specific suggestion regarding the nicely maintained pickleball and tennis courts. There is open play (anyone can join in) throughout the day but there were no instructions as to how this works. One doesn't know which courts to wait on and how to reserve a place. The Ranch should both provide instructions and signage and like most pickleball courts I have played on should install a rack where one puts your paddle to claim your place on line. This would make things simpler for everyone. I look forward to our return visit."