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Baja Club
- Where:
- Why:To swim with whale sharks.
- When:March 2021
- Who:Tansy, Ben, Tchai and friends.
"Urban sophistication meets seaside relaxation."
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Baja Club, the newest addition to Grupo Habita family, is located right in front of the Sea of Cortez, in a beautiful 1910 building that belonged to a local pearl trader back in the day.
Friendly faces everywhere make you feel right at home.
The bar and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Also a great place to sit back and chat or work.
Or choose to dine under the pergola — original feature from the historical house — for that perfect family holiday photo.
Papaya art.
Max Von Werz, a young German architect based in Mexico City, masterfully integrated the historical house with a new building to create the 32 rooms.
The ruin-chic swimming pool area looks like an ancient Roman bath with a twist.
The rooms feel fresh, cozy and sexy. Tchai loved it.
And the beds are heaven!
You got me at your stationary.
And up to the roof we go...
... for drinks by the maestro Roberto...
... and this gorgeous sunset over the Sea of Cortez.
Highs & Lows
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The vibe. Really. It hits that sweet spot: so soothing, so relaxing but still polished and elevated.
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The service and attention to detail are outstanding.
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The food, a Greek interpretation of local produce and flavors, is absolutely delicious.
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The design. We love the perfect integration between the historical features and the new facilities and finishes. It feels interesting, international without loosing its local essence. The rooms are super sleek and fresh yet cozy.
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Great value for your money. Luxury service and high end design at honest, affordable rates.
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We would love to see the toiletries come in large refillable bottle instead of small plastic containers.
Important Bits
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Type
Lifestyle hotel.
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Vibe
Urban sophistication meets seaside relaxation.
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Location
In the best part of the Malecon, La Paz' sea front avenue.
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Rooms
32
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
Friendly and welcoming. And it was so nice to enter and be surprised the hotel's gorgeous internal courtyard.
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Future Forward
Water in refillable glass bottles got us cheering!
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Music
Spot on.
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Year Opened
2021
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Designed By
Concept by Carlos Couturier, architecture by Max Von Werz, and interior design by Jaune Studio.
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Health & Wellness
Pool and Spa
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Food
Delicious. Greek inspired menu that is perfectly fitting to best fresh produce and fish.
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
Rooftop bar with sunset views over the Sea of Cortez.
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Minibar & Retail
Minibar stocked with the finest local treats. And a small but mighty selection of personal care and accessories can be purchased at the front desk.
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Accessibility
Yes
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Pet Friendly
Yes
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Children
Yes
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Price
Great value for your money.
- Website
Baja Club
Paseo Alvaro Obregon 265, Zona Comercial, La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
Swim with whale sharks
Topete 3040, Barrio Manglito, 23060 La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
Museo de Arte de Baja California Sur
Cl. 5 de Mayo 184, Zona Central, 23000 La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
Mezcaleria La Miserable
Belisario Domínguez, Zona Central, 23000 La Paz, BCS, Mexico
In the Area
Hotel Location Paseo Alvaro Obregon 265, Zona Comercial, La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, is known for its seafront Malecón promenade with beaches, parks and art by Mexican and international artists. Many bars and restaurants overlook the water. One of the safest cities in Mexico, it attracts lots of domestic visitors who stay in town or sail the Sea of Cortez.
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