Nos maisons d'hôte de charme à Péninsule de Basse-Californie

« Wonderful hotel! The garden, the staff, the food, the roof top villa, the pool…everything was amazing! Best hotel we ever stayed in. Absolutley loved it! »

« Easy contact with Amy (location’s manager), who was always responding to all our needs. Quiet and beautiful environment, at only a ten minutes walk from the magnificent beach. Owners gives access to beach chairs, umbrella, cooler, bbq… Everything you need. Close (5 minutes drive) to Todos Santos. Unfortunately, prices of all you need (food and all accessories) has gone really high since T.D. has been designated as "Pueblo Magica" by the Mexican government. »

« Famille très accueillante, chambre très propre et bien aménagée. Nous avons très bien dormi. Une fois la construction de la maison achevée cela sera parfait. Maison très bien située, à une dizaine de minute à pied du centre ville. »

« Super charming hotel, everything has been designed with taste and great care. The welcome is very warm and full of advice to make our stay perfect. Access to an exceptional kitchen, many spaces to relax, the bed was super comfortable and we were lent chairs and an umbrella so we could enjoy the beach despite the heat. I would have spend a week there! »

« Beautiful place friendly place »

« I would definitely stay there again it was quiet and secure. The room was very clean & comfortable. Being a few miles out of town from Sanfelipe was amazing. »

« We loved our stay in Todos Santos as a guest on Rustys property. It was exactly as advertised, beautiful grounds, view, and all your needs met in the casita. We were on the beach every day… one of the most beautiful we have ever been on and most the time we had it to ourselves for our long walks. The beach was only a 5 minute walk. We fell asleep to the sounds of waves crashing on shore. ( waves r big no swimming here). Rusty was a great host and provided some lovely extras for our arrival...

« Great property with amazing beach access, good security and away from town »