Hotel LGBTQIA+ a Ensenada

“Muy bonito lugar, la cabaña super limpia y muy hermosa, totalmente recomendable, yo me hospedaría de nuevo ahi. Muchas gracias a los anfitriones, muy amables.”

“After staying at multiple hotels in Ensenada, this property stands out as the best by far. The rooms were spotless with comfortable beds, and the AC was ice cold — huge plus. Staff were genuinely friendly and went out of their way to help. I felt safe the entire time thanks to secured parking, good lighting, and visible security on property. Location is perfect: I walked to several restaurants and shops downtown without needing my car. Breakfast was excellent and made mornings easy. If...

“Great location and had everything we needed.”

“Stayed here for location but left disappointed by the condition. The best parts were the central location — I could walk everywhere — and the staff. They were genuinely friendly and helpful. Breakfast was solid, and I had no issues with AC or hot water. But the property is really showing its age. My room had a shower drain that backed up and smelled awful. Worse, the pool and hot tub were dirty enough that I didn’t want to use them. Given the state of the facilities, I can only suggest this...

“Not service it all”

“Great location! Very pet friendly! Clean and comfortable cabin with awesome fire pit in wine country!”

“My biggest issue was with one of the receptionists, who consistently made simple things unnecessarily difficult. When I arrived, there were two receptionists and around 10 people checking in, yet he wasn’t helping at all. At checkout, he told me I wouldn’t receive my refund deposit until 5 p.m. because staff needed to inspect every room first. I pointed out they could simply check mine, especially since checkout was at 11 a.m. After a short discussion, he suddenly said they could have staff...

“I cane here for my birthday (1st time visiting Valle de Guadalupe) and it was a true getaway. I would definitely recommend this place, just recommend bringing closed tenis shoes for all the dirt roads.”