Located in Rosarito, a few steps from Rosarito Beach, La Paloma Beach&Tennis Resort has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Located 66 feet from the beach in Rosarito, Hotel Corona offers an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi in comunal areas. Free parking is available on site.
Maria
United States of America
The hotel was a decent price, picture look good when booking the hotel, when we got there I was not nothing like the pictures.
The Rosarito Beach Hotel is located right on the beach and features a spa center and Wi-Fi in all areas for a fee. Ensenada's vineyard zone is a 1-hour drive from this modern hotel.
Janett
United States of America
Fast check in. Great butlers and security. Proximity to beach was great. View was beautiful.
Quinta Pacifica offers fully-equipped beach-front villas with outdoor swimming pool in Rosarito, Baja California. The villas are less than an hour south of the San Diego border crossing.
Del Mar Inn Rosarito is located 5 minutes’ walk from the beach and 10 minutes’ drive away from Rosarito town center. It features an outdoor swimming pool and massage service.
Located in Rosarito and with Rosarito Beach reachable within a 2-minute walk, Hotel Cantaritos has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Solari Casa de Huespedes enjoys a location in Rosarito, 1.6 miles from Rosarito Beach and 16 miles from Las Americas Premium Outlets.
Irving Manuel
Mexico
I liked how comfortable it was, very quiet and relaxing.
I liked how nobody bothers you during your whole stay.
Bed very was comfortable and I got a lot of pillows and a big sheet for the cold weather.
The place is in an amazing spot, it's near a farmacy, near a supermarket, near an OXXO, so you don't have to worry about walking for minutes for anything.
Overall pretty decent, could be better tho.
A few steps from Playa Popotla in Rosarito, BEACHFRONT CONDO w POOLS STEPS TO BEACH & MINS TO DT provides accommodations with access to a fitness center.
Located in Rosarito, a few steps from Rosarito Beach, La Paloma Beach&Tennis Resort has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Loved all the security and the amenities own private entrance to beach.
The Rosarito Beach Hotel is located right on the beach and features a spa center and Wi-Fi in all areas for a fee. Ensenada's vineyard zone is a 1-hour drive from this modern hotel.
Todo el lugar muy bonito volvería a ir en mi próxima salida
Located in Rosarito, 29 miles from Tijuana Cultural Center, Voyage Vacation Club has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Located in Rosarito, 19 miles from Las Americas Premium Outlets, Bellafer Collection Hotel & Resort provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
FAQs about hotels in Rosarito
On average, 3-star hotels in Rosarito cost $136 per night, and 4-star hotels in Rosarito are $162 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Rosarito can be found for $37 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Rosarito this weekend is $195 or, for a 4-star hotel, $179. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Rosarito for this weekend cost around $298 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $116 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Rosarito for tonight. You'll pay around $138 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Rosarito will cost around $298, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The suite was very clean. Beds were very comfortable.
The suite was very clean. Beds were very comfortable. I did not know we had breakfast available. My father is in a wheelchair and access to our room was great, being on the 11th floor.
Music from 9pm till midnight was very loud in the bedrooms, difficult to sleep if trying to at this time.
My father is handicapped and in wheelchair all the time and he did not have a table to eat from, everything was too high. Also, no grab bars in the restroom which is very helpful. And the 1 shower available was not accessible for him. Glass shower doors, slippery tile and no grab bars or not big enough for himself and caregiver.
Lora
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Rosarito is a nice quaint resort town, it has a lot of old...
Rosarito is a nice quaint resort town, it has a lot of old world charm to it, it is between Tijuana and Ensenada. it is the perfect place to get out of the city of Tijuana and hit the beach and the nice drive on the highway to Ensenada. You can eat the same food in Rosarito that you would get in Ensenada. Stay out of the sports bars if you dont want to see the ugly Americans with their loud boisterous screaming for their famous loser football, basketball or baseball teams! here is a hint, when you see the locals eating at a local taco stand with friends and family they dont want screaming crazy drunk americans ruining quiet time with family and friends, respect the locals and the owner of the business, leave a good tip of 50-70 pesos 5-6 dollars to the waiters or waitresses and they will treat you right and appreciate it. dont be drunk and stupid along the streets, FAFO does not work in your favor, the local thugs will take advantage of you and leave you in an alley to fend for yourself or remove a kidney or two from your person. Stay away from the bars, dont hit on the sexy waitresses they have very jealous friends! dont walk around after 10pm anywhere! Dont flash your cash or fancy watches or jewelry!
sergio
United States of America
10
Scored 10
I have been coming to Rosarito since I was a young girl and...
I have been coming to Rosarito since I was a young girl and it really hasn't changed all that much. Park at the Rosarito beach hotel and get a margarita that comes with validated parking. Then go across the street for an al pastor taco at El Norteno. There is so much to see, so much delicious food, so many bars.
No Uber, but local taxis are cheap and most of Rosarito is walkable. For elegance, dine at Chabert's French resto in the hotel, and for a rockin' Bloody Maria the next day, hit Acua. Steer clear of tourist traps like El Nido, but head south for a view of the magnificent Devil's House.
Raechel Donahue
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Rosarito it’s a nice town, have many bars and restaurants...
Rosarito it’s a nice town, have many bars and restaurants with excellent sea food, the beach its ok although the weather was not very good, very cloudy and cold in June! And need more options for the lgbt community I didn’t see a single lgbt friendly
Robin
United States of America
6.0
Scored 6.0
Rosarito beach hotel is a nice historic hotel.
Rosarito beach hotel is a nice historic hotel. A beautiful setting.
The rooms could use an update especially the ones in the old part of the hotel. The tv sets are very small for the size of the rooms and it would be nice if they offered a safe for your valuables and a coffee pot would be nice as well.
Cesar
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Everything was great!
Everything was great! The only challenge we had was finding the place. GPS takes you to the street behind. Be mindful that you will have to turn down the dirt road next to the police station to access the building.
Breakfast was delicious and the look of the hotel was so beautiful. The staff was outstanding, each and every one. They made our stay fantastic. Especially the night check security guard, he was so sweet and helped us so much plus he spoke mainly English which was a great bonus for my friend who struggles with her Spanish. The price was actually a little cheaper than what we saw online too. Very close to the beach.
The rooms have character instead of being a plain modern design but it was also a little outdated. The view & property itself was really beautiful & if you weren’t interested in exploring Rosarito you could easily do all you want on vacation (eat, drink, pool, relax) on the resort. Parking is free & there seemed to be a security guard at the front entrance at all times so we felt super safe!
Our rooms were spacious, bright and airy. Hector offered a portable AC but I found the ceiling fans adequate especially at night. Surprisingly I had to use a blanket even in July.
The facilities were homey and the property was fenced and locked and my car was secured within the fence. Hector was friendly, accommodating and kind. I felt very safe. I hope to book here again.
We stayed at room #504 comfy bed, good size room, bummer that my room didn't have a fridge 😏 the hotel was quiet, free parking, Ruth was very friendly, hotel prices are low, restaurant next door, NOT a walking distance to the heart of Rosarito. Overall I would stay here again!!!
Horrible! Old, damp, smelly. Mold in restroom & old toilet seat. Bed bugs on both beds. I checked out same night. I informed staff & they just agreed about bugs. I will never use booking.com. I can’t get ahold of anyone for refund. No stars for hotel or booking. Com.
The staff were very helpful with everything from bringing the luggage up to cleaning service. I loved that they called to confirm the services you’d like to have completed in your room. I also felt safe with the level of care security took to monitor the hotel.
Loved the location and the staff. The rooms have been remodeled since the last time I was here. Absolutely loved it! Breakfast at habanero restaurant is AMAZING!!! Came included with our stay. Parking is included and gated. Very safe hotel! Thank you!!!
The hotel was very good, walking distance to all the clubs and restaurants good hotel for family to bad I went when the weather was not so good we couldn't enjoy the pool but other than that I would stay again here.
The view was spectacular, the free breakfast was really good, the customer service was very helpful and a short drive to Puerto Nuevo, Popotla and Rosarito.
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