I don't know why everybody loves this place. It's fine for the price. Not comparable to a normal B&B that you would be used to. No breakfast, pool unusable, and it's in a bad area (got followed to door by locals who then pounded on the door after I locked it). The host was not as warm to us as the other write ups. She was not bad, just not anything out of the ordinary. Not a bad place to stay if you just want a cheap room and won't spend much time in it, but don't expect some unreal deal for the price. No clocks in room and they only except cash for the payment (Sandra failed to tell us this on the phone). Bring your own shampoo since that's not included either (I know it's cheap, but just a heads up). If you want a good deal head down to Zihua and check out some of those places.

Stepping from the streets of Cabo into Los Milagros is like entering a private paradise; an oasis of serenity amidst splashes of local color. The owner is refreshingly gracious and her efforts sparkle in the warmth of the hotel’s welcoming allure. I am so happy: the vacation was blissful and the accommodations charming.

We recently returned from a 5 night excursion to Cabo. We stayed the first 2 nights at the Los Milagros. Having done a lot of research on Trip Advisor, we decided it would make sense to stay in town a few nights to experience the local fare and to be close to the Marina for our planned Fishing Adventure.

The reviewers on Trip Advisors did not disapoint when they rated Los Milagros the #1 most popular place in Cabo. I kid you not, when you walk from the street throught the big iron doors, you are walking through the closet into Narnia. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but the best part is that you can truly kick back and relax. Sonya, the owner is super! I She is fun to chat with and will answer any questions you have or point you in the right direction for whatever you are looking for.

Finally - The Cabo area is so grossly overpriced. I think the prices for lodging, drinks and food rival prices in Hawaii. Cabo is not paradise unless you are a golf addict or deep sea fishing addict. If you are on an adventure and want an experience where you are not pinned to a all inclusive resort deal, then Los Milagros should be on your itinerary.

I stayed at the Melia down the street for two nights and then switched to Los Milagros. Don't get me wrong, the Melia is a great place if you don't care about the price (I paid about $500/night), but at just under $100 a night for an equal sized room I would have to say Los Milagros is a steal. Extremely clean, very quiet, and in one of the best locations in all of Cabo near the beaches, marina, restaurants, bars, etc. It's only a few hundred feet to Cabo Wabo and all the craziness but somehow the way the streets turn makes the hotel very secluded and quiet. Excellent wireless connection too if you need to get some work done like I did.

I wouldn't recommend it to spring-breakers or hard partyers though, its not that type of environment at all inside the hotel.