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I'd visited Rosarito several times, but this was my first overnight trip. Normally I prefer more remote locations, but we were here for the Rosarito Ensenada cycling event, and the town had everything we needed, including excellent police and traffic support for the ride. We love the restaurant El Nido for both breakfast and drinks. Previously I've loved shopping at the big street full of pottery vendors and art galleries, or horseback riding on the beach next to the Rosarito Beach Hotel. Some of the streets are a little confusing, but Google Maps held true, and I was able to navigate just fine in my little old Honda Fit.

Great view, good price, but a little rough around the edges. Foul odor coming from the bathroom; the shower is nice but no bath mat - slippery; no tray to put soap/shampoo; no face towels; no blow dryer; no cups/coffee or coffee machine.

Rosarito is an okay town. It has a lot of people who are in need of help. They are out during the day and night asking for money. It’s a sad sight to see but it’s reality. You see homeless families sleeping on the sidewalk with children. I think Rosarito is okay for a weekend stay but the beach and water is not very clean. If you just want to go party at the bars then you will probably enjoy yourself.

The location is great. The view from our room was beautiful. The bar and restaurant are great and prices are good. The lobby is beautiful. The room was in the Coronado tower, which is the oldest part of the hotel. It was clean but needed some maintenance. The bed was very hard. I would stay here again but would request a room in the new tower.

The hotel was horrible, service was horrible! well at least just the people that worked in the front desk. No A/C, 2hr wait to check in because the front desk wants to go to the back and talk to their co workers every 5 mins. The guy with the mole on his eyebrow seemed like he did not want to be there, did not pay attention to anything and rather sit down and read papers over instead of helping the 500 guest that were trying to check in. Very unorganized with the way the run that hotel, there was no parking included and you had to park like a block away and then figure out how to get your luggage back to the hotel.

Great place to visit along the Baja California Coastline. Friendly people. Great seafood restaurants offer fresh, high quality seafood. Try Hacienda Ortega Restaurant in Puerto Nuevo Lobster Town. Many hotels, Condos and vacation homes available everywhere at very good price. Beautiful sunsets and ocean view from most parts of Rosarito. My only complaint is that highway exits are too far from each other. For some hotels you have to exit seven miles before, and there is the main street where you can drive many miles before find a U-turn or left turns lane. The city of Rosarito lives of tourism, they should invest into safe roads.