Five of us went to the bar and we had 8 shots of tequila and 4 beers. The bartender charged us US $180 for this, a total ripoff. When we asked him if that was the correct amount he looked at his buddy at the bar and they both smiled. Do yourselves a big favor and avoid this place.

Omg! This was our third trip to this spa and the massages are both reasonable and excellent! On this trip they had a special, full body massage for $39.99 USD. Wow! Agnes & Sergio, the proprietors are both complete professionals and personable. Agnes, Sergio & Suje are all a 10 on a 10 scale for massage expertise. They are skilled in various modalities of massage as you would expect from any 5 star plus facility, I'm not sure what the actual hotel is rated, but this is the real deal when it comes to massage satisfaction and professionalism. My wife got a mani/pedi as well and was very satisfied. The shop also has items for sale inside. Don't miss this diamond in the rough.

Loved the location. Staff was helpful and service was perfect for my needs. It appears Loreto was slow mid November and the hotel was very quite. I couldn't have picked a better place to stay for this trip. I enjoyed the breakfast on the roof deck in the mornings. I enjoyed some time in the on-site spa and had a good treatment. It is close to several restaurants, bars and shops all within walking distance and is a short jaunt to the Malacon. If I find myself back in Loreto, I would stay here again. I also enjoyed the cafe/bar next door, the El Bohemio.

This is a gorgeous hotel with a beautiful interior and a truly wonderful rooftop pool area. The rooms ($175 USD incl tax) are nicely decorated and perfectly clean, but small and no more comfortable than another much less expensive hotel we also stayed in. The location is excellent--right on the main square.
We had an extremely uncomfortable experience, however, that marred our time there: as we went to check out, the staff accused us of having drunk one of the bottles of water from the mini-fridge. I say "accused" because that is really how it felt; they refused to believe that the water had never been stocked there in the first place, and the situation ended with two housekeepers and the maitre'd staring us down in our former room while we tried to explain that, after spending $175, we were not likely to lie over 50 pesos. It was offensive and bewildering. So if you do go there, I suggest you do a little "walk-through" like you would if you rented an apartment!
If that had not occurred, I would have said this was a great hotel but perhaps not worth the high price; for instance, they did not offer coffee or water as did some much cheaper hotels! And, since I did have this unpleasant experience, I am left with a bad taste in my mouth.