We stayed at the Seven Crown on May 5, 2008 for one night. We drove from Cabo San Lucas. La Paz was a little difficult for us to navigate as there was lots of traffic and it was a holiday weekend when we arrived. Parts of the road in front of the malecon were closed so that a street fiesta... more

The hotel staff was very helpful. Our room was overlooking the Malecon and busy road, but if the a/c is left on all night, the noise is not bothersome. We loved sitting on our lanai watching the boats, sunsets and people enjoying the Malecon. Our only disappointment is that there is no swimming pool, only a jacuzzi at the bar... more

My friends and I are experienced Mexico travelers, having fished in Baja each year since 1995. Cost is not a concern -- optimizing our experience is paramount. We like to have fun but always treat our hosts with respect, and make sure all staff is well tipped. The core concept of respect for the customer simply cannot be overlooked or... more

I stayed here with my two young children because of the location. It is right next to Burger King and my children love to play inside there and I use their WiFi and drink coffee. This hotel is also very close to the Hacienda office where I had an appointment the next day so that was very nice. The rooms... more

I stayed at the 7 Crowns for four nights, July 12-16. The hotel is in a great location on the Malecon and my room looked straight out at the bay. The restaurant was good and willing to cook breakfast my way. The room was large and neat, no closet just a hanging bar for the clothes. The bathroom was good,... more

I'm writing this review three full years after I stayed at this hotel, so you'll get a rarity on the internet: a seasoned perspective. There is nothing negative to say about this hotel, unless you don't care for ultra-modern architecture and lots of glass. If you're looking for a hotel with a Mexican feel, this is the last place you... more