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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.

No need to stay her for more than a couple nights thst way you get a full day to anything there is. There is horse back riding for kids and groups on the beach. Other than that there is just a board walk of shops and drinking. A good stop to stay at since there really aren’t hotels in puerto nuevo

The bedding and towels were dirty- no wash clothes available. Staff tried to steal $100 deposit from me. Tried to pretend as though they didn’t have it then started giving me excuses when I refused to leave. They didn’t offer to give me any of my money until I called booking.com to report the attempted theft.

I loved our stay at the Vista Hermosa Resort and Spa because of the security provided. There is a security guard stationed at the entrance and you are given a hotel pass to put in your car so they know it is one of their guests driving in and out of the property. They take their job seriously and do look out for their guests. There is a great concern for Americans about traveling to Rosarito but honestly, if you carry yourself humbly, are not flashy and respectful, and courteous and friendly to the locals you are fine. If you are going to conduct yourself like a belligerent drunk and think you are better than everybody then stay home. That's my best advice to you.

Great food, lovely people, fun shopping. Lots of nightlife. Stay in the tourist zone, and arrange transportation if you can. The only bad side is the officials that rip you off and scare you that you have to pay them off. This happened leaving Rosarito and getting lost trying to find the border. The police officer scared us, and we gave them all our cash so they could let us go. Next time, we will take a tour bus and avoid driving out here.

I have been coming to Rosarito for over 40 years, from my home in San Diego and have seen it go from a laid back sleepy beach town to a busy, over built extension of Tijuana. Yes, prices are lower than similar beach side places in the States but the obvious pollution, poverty, and ecological damage is distressing. Condo towers sprouting up all along the coast. It makes me feel bad for the small homeowners who were displaced. When we went to Puerto Nuevo for dinner, the lobsters were babies that should have been left to grow and breed. I suspect it won't be long before there are no more lobsters left. There doesn't appear to be any master plan and growth is haphazard. Plywood shacks next 20story towers. Traffic is terrible. It makes me feel sad and I don't know that I want to come back ever.