Baja California Hotels & Hostels (32)

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Next to the Agua Caliente racetrack, the modern Country Club Hotel offers spacious suites and rooms overlooking the golf course and the city. All have air-con, cable TV, telephones, private bath …

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Although recently remodeled into a characterless, modern hotel, the Caesar's straightforward rooms are undeniably comfy, especially for its location smack in the heart of La Revo. Touches like ru…

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One of the best budget options downtown, this family-run hotel tolerates zero riffraff, stressing security and cleanliness. Rooms are tiled and tidy, and some have TV. You can even order room ser…

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This respectable little place has miniscule, windowless rooms with private bathrooms and TV. A smattering of Chinese decorations and sculptures keep it true to its name.

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The small but highly regarded Hotel Colonial offers excellent modern rooms with carpet and little touches like framed prints and handsome light fixtures.

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With 140 rooms, the Costa Azul dwarfs nearly every hotel in town. Amenities include an oddly shaped pool, satellite TV, bar, restaurant and coffee shop. It's popular with spring-breakers and grou…

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With its nouveau Spanish colonial flare (think clay-tile roof and lots of wrought-iron), the Conquistador's outside is a bit out of line with the decor of its rooms (imagine Laura Ashley letting …

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Although it's getting very worn around the edges (it's the kind of place where the bed sheets are so old they refuse to stay on the mattresses), Hotel Junípero is still a good deal, offering larg…

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Spick-and-span Hotel Lafayette offers plain rooms with TV, phone and bath. It's a safe, reliable budget place, though on our visit the staff was about as friendly as a Tijuana dance club doorman.

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Colorful bougainvilleas and tropical plants shade the two patios of this welcoming hotel in an attractive historic building. The attached restaurant is excellent, the management is friendly and t…

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Central Mexicali's best bargain may be the family-oriented Hotel México, where three stories of tiny, clean rooms open onto a charmless interior courtyard. The bathrooms are some of the smallest …

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Near the Y-intersection at the entrance to town, this is Mulegé's 'modern' hotel. Rooms are spotless, comfortable and have satellite TV, but character is nil.

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Long a favorite for its central location and 92 clean, basic rooms, Hotel Nelson boasts a bar, a restaurant and a location that's stumbling distance from the bawdier bars of the nearby Zona Norte…

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Friendly if a tad tawdry, Hotel París offers a variety of small, modest rooms that, if you choose carefully, make for fair value. Aside from the diminutive size of the rooms, the only real downfa…

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The outside of this attractive, downtown, colonial-style hotel was recently remodeled, but the rooms themselves, with their c 1978 decor, could use a facelift. It's overpriced for what you get.

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So what if a couple of the upper windows are broken (they're just decorative anyway), the Pueblo Amigo still offers supremely comfortable rooms. Located in the Pueblo Amigo outdoor mall, it's a m…

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A little motel on a big street, friendly Hotel Regis is close to good restaurants and nightspots in the Zona Hotelera. Rooms are clean and comfy, and there's a restaurant on site. For the price a…

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This solid hotel, smack in the middle of La Revo, has spotless rooms with cable TV, fans and carpet. Rooms over the strip have balconies but get noisy from the weekend revelry outside.

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Besides its quiet location two blocks off the beach, the main draw here is the grassy courtyard and pool area. Some rooms open to the courtyard, and there are plenty of plastic tables strewn abou…

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This is the closest acceptable place to the Zona Norte (Tijuana's red light district), with a slightly artsy vibe and Frida Kahlo posters for decoration. Rooms are small but clean and fine if you…

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When it was built in 1920, the St Francis was visible from the border. It was Tijuana's first two-story hotel. Today, with its fresh coat of paint, creaky floors, big wooden staircase, brightly l…

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Named for its giant rooftop terraces, Hotel Terrazas is long past its prime but still decent. Guests can use the ramshackle kitchen area in the rooftop palapa, though it's so old and dry it could…

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Great if you want a pool (hope it's full) and a central location, Vieja Hacienda offers two floors of unexceptional rooms with white walls, Mexican fabric bedspreads, curtains and bathrooms in ne…

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The very comfortable Siesta Real offers modern carpeted rooms and secure parking. There's an upscale coffee-shop-cum-restaurant next to the lobby, and guests receive 40% off the breakfast buffet.…

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