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Rancho Pescadero
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Why:We had a week to kill in between two weddings in Mexico and it seemed
like our kind of place. - When:May 2013
- Who:Me and my man.
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Comfortable bed, check. Ipod dock/speaker, check. Fan, check. Lanterns and candles, bonus point.
Clever in-room ‘necessities.’
At dusk, the hotel glows in the foreground of a dramatic, mountainous landscape.
The brick colored adobe suites with thatched roofs have a residential feel and are spacious and quiet. Think Spanish Colonial meets Santa Fe.
Lounge chairs in the pool - genius.
Balinese-style beach beds with individual fire pits – pretty much where you want to be day or night, especially when the sun sets.
The hotel has mastered the art of indoor/outdoor living. Here: the deck off our room where we had breakfast delivered in the morning.
Sweeping views of the palm grove and the Pacific from our deck.
A more secluded pool next to a grand palapa, which doubles as a bar and event space.
The open-air restaurant helmed by Chef Bueno (I kid you not) serves healthy food from organic produce harvested in their own garden and some tasty fish tacos.
The fire pit is a great addition and the perfect spot to curl up with a cocktail after dinner.
A secret-garden-worthy entrance that led down a snaking path to our room.
The beach is wide, stretches for an eternity and is almost always vacant. You can walk for miles!
Highs & Lows
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The hotel is artfully landscaped and promotes privacy. There are plenty of places you can retreat to for a dip, to lounge in the sun, or star gaze…
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Attention to detail; the hotel has anticipated your every need at the pool – from complimentary sunblock, straw hats and cucumber infused water on tap.
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It is muy romantic. Don't bring your brother.
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The rip tides are particularly strong near the hotel and it is not always safe to swim in the ocean.
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The hotel offers a myriad of activities, but I wish there was more than one yoga class per day.
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique hotel.
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Vibe
Baja Boho Chic.
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Location
Off the beaten (dusty) path by the beach. A short 15 minute drive from the historic town of Todo Santos.
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Rooms
28 rooms
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Music
The music by the main pool is streamed Sirius radio. At times, it left something to be desired, but otherwise the hotel is quiet and serene.
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Year Opened
November 2009.
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Designed By
The owner, Lisa Harper.
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Health & Wellness
Two pools, a jacuzzi, a rustic beachside cabana dedicated to spa treatments, fire pit, and a separate yoga studio are the hotel’s main amenities.
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Restaurant
Yes. There is one menu whether you dine by the restaurant or the pool.
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Bar
Yes. Try their oak-cask aged Tequila.
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Children
Sorry kids, you have to be 18 or older.
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Price
Pricey for Mexico but worth every peso.
- Website
Surf
Cerritos Beach, La Paz, Mexico
A field trip to Flora Farms
Carretera Transpeninsular San José del Cabo Km. 30, Col. Las Ánimas Bajas, 23407 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico
Visit the town of Todo Santos
Todos Santos, Mexico
Rancho Pescadero
Camino a la Playa, Todos los Santos, Mexico
In the Area
Hotel Location Camino a la Playa, Todos los Santos, Mexico
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