Amazing B&B and the hosts are truly amazing! Attentive, pays attention to details, amenities are…read moreamazing and the rooms are beautiful! The outside fire pit is gorgeous! Salt water Pool is not heated, however very refreshing in the summer. Steps to the beach. Gem of a B&B!! Must is the Fish Shop oh my gosh I could eat there everyday and I'm not into seafood! This place is amazing and very dog friendly! Must try. The burger restaurant is amazing too. Such a fun vibe atmosphere and delicious food and great beers on tap! Georges for fine dinning. Enjoy your stay we sure did!

An amazing location, but the owner is not. I wanted to love this place, but the passive anger and…read moredislike of animals, although owning property Southern California, is incredibly odd. Witnessing the angry conversations outside the front yard when people are simply walking their dogs, was really upsetting. Especially for a Vet, but regardless, upsetting likely for anyone. Not the welcoming vibe my husband I were hoping. I will sadly not return.

This is a nice break from crowded or trendy spots in the area. It's not fancy but very quaint…read more Staff are nice! We enjoyed the combo (fish & shrimp) ceviche. Love the loads of avocado on the ceviche. The Pollo Fajitas look and taste good too. Great place to unwind with ceviche and a drink. It is a small restaurant- I don't think they can accommodate larger groups. Don't come here ... I kind of like the vibe - not a lot of people know it's here - it's a hidden gem. So go down to Encanto or Splash.

We started with coconut shrimp that cooked to perfection and the mango sauce for dipping with a…read moregreat match for the shrimp. The sea bass was also delicious , the service and views were also amazing.

Our first time in Valle and the hospitality of this B&B was one of the reasons why we had such a…read morefabulous time! It's a small and cozy place with 5 individual rooms and a cabin. The room itself was cozy and comfortable. I love how they show how the rooms was constructed with hay. They do have a small gas heater but due to the unique construction, the room was pretty warm. The place has that hacienda feel with the separate kitchen, water fountain in the middle and orange groves everywhere! I love that they have rosemary and lavender plants everywhere! They have handmade body wash and lotion, which I fell in love with so of course I had to buy some to take home. The owner and the workers are very friendly and information and welcoming. The breakfast provided was so fresh and yummy. The spread consisted of cheese, tomato and basil, olives, toast, and assorted homemade marmalade and jellies. They even make a mean ham and egg sandwich! This B&B was so wonderful that I can't wait to come back even though I'm tempted to stay at other places, I know I will definitely come back to this spot again and again!

LOVED STAYING here! We stayed in La Casita and had such a beautiful and fun experience. So homey…read moreand comfortable. The breakfast they provide in the morning is so delicious and reminded me of my Mexican grandmother morning breakfasts. The owner is sooo nice and welcoming! I highly recommend anyone looking for the ultimate ensenada experience to stay here.

Such a wonderful and quaint B&B! Want to find a special getaway for our 29th wedding anniversary…read more The owners are amazing and really make the place special. We stayed in the Rosebud Cottage so cute and private, your own little home away from home! Love the home cooked breakfast...Can't say enough. Everything was perfect! Look forward to our next stay!

My fiancé and I just stayed here this weekend for a couple nights and had a wonderful stay. The…read moreplace is tranquil and secluded, away from Main St and all the noise, but only a 5 min drive away. Dawn and Ed are great communicators, they had cookies ready for us on arrival, and Dawn met us to check us in and give us info. We stayed in the Rose room, which is roomy, has a heater and an old fireplace which they give you wood for. Bathroom/shower has a separate heater, and the room has its own patio, but we found it's much nicer to explore the grounds and sit on one of their many benches and chairs spread throughout the hillside with nice views. There are cows across the street that are friendly, and we went to say hi to them in the mornings and feed them tall grass. And don't forget to step outside the cottage at night to gaze at the Milky way galaxy...you heard me correctly...not just stars, you can see the faint outline of the Milky way because Julian is a Dark Sky community and Ed and Dawn's place is very dark at night...epic! Breakfasts are a delicious two course meal of a fruit dish and main. Added bonus is chatting with Ed and Dawn about Julian history and getting tips on places to go/eat. Ed and Dawn were also accommodating to bring our breakfast to their outdoor patio since my fiancé had some smell sensitivity to the food cooking in the main room (but also, it's kind of nicer to sit outside, but then you miss communing with the other guests) The main breakfast/communal area has a bunch of books and movies you can check out and take to your room, along with microwavable popcorn...we watched Gone with the Wind on VHS with the fire burning at night...such a charming and memorable time! Thanks Dawn and Ed! Our only recommendations would be: 1) for those with allergies, getting some cotton bed sheets rather than microfiber/synthetic material (we asked but they didn't have any at the time) 2) while we loved the charm of the themed rooms, there is just a lot of stuff, i.e. old teddy bears/dolls on shelves, old style window curtains that are more for show rather than necessary since the windows already have blinds, these things just make the room feel crowded and also gather dust. But maybe that's just our minimalist preference? 3) The room is advertised with a Queen bed, but seemed more like a Full (perhaps it's a European Queen?), just seemed on the smaller side. In any event, we'll probably try to book the Apple room next time which has a King size bed (which was already taken during our stay) and has a view into the woods. 4) the couch/futon cushion is detached from the wood frame and has a tendency to slide around, and it's also bigger than the seating area, so you could end up sitting on the cushion but not the frame, thus falling down.

Highly recommend this place! Came once for Christmas and another time on a whim! We loved both…read moretimes. Especially the jacuzzi bath tub In the main room.

I went here for Memorial Day weekend, "Hillcrest" more like "Hellcrest". The beds were harder than…read morediamond, the room service did not come to my room when I asked for pillows. I suggest to not come here

What a great way to spend you Birthday or special occasion…read more Shaun is wonderful. The yacht was stocked with Oran juice and Yogurt & Blue berries for breakfast. Great views of boaters Going by enjoying. We really recommend this company

What an amazing day it was so fun. The yacht was beautiful. We stayed in beautiful rooms and we had…read moreour own bathrooms. The kitchen was fully stocked with breakfast and our friends loved it. I would suggest going again to everybody so fun, beautiful ocean nice people I would definitely go again

This is a motel similar to La Mansion by form and function. It is located north of the Tijuana…read moreriver, adjacent to the Ready Lane leading back to the United States. This motel is lowkey... there is plenty of privacy here. Each accommodation includes a garage on the first floor, and the motel room on the second floor. This motel is a little raunchier than other motels. It's obvious what kind of business goes on here, which is legal in Mexico but not the US. I'd say half to two-thirds of folks who come here partake in it, and the rest stop by to sleep before crossing back to the US. Personally, I didn't like this motel too much. The décor was ok, but the comfort level was not. They have room service in this place, but it is nowhere near adequate. I ordered eggs with chilaquiles. The food came super late, and they put one egg instead of three, and the food was way too bland. This motel is great for some shuteye in a spur-of-the-moment trip to baja. But if you're looking for a more comfortable stay, whatever your reasons may be, there are better options out there.

1/16/22 very horrible experience came in today for a goodnight and nope not at all. This place was…read morevery dirty toilet was dirty sink towels coach was all stained and last but Not least the pool was full of trash. Called the front office and sure enough they sent a maintenance guy over to clean the pool told me to wait 1 hr and for the inconvenience they wanted to buy me a 12 pack of beer I said no I wanted my money back as I didn't feel comfortable anymore and nope didn't get anything back didn't even last 30 min in that suite I DO NOT RECOMMEND NASTY AS PLACE

Another great stay at Javier Place Tia's Finca La Divina. All the rooms and common areas are…read morebeautifully decorated, with fresh flowers. Fresh-cooked breakfasts in the morning, served on the lovely patio, were wonderful, loved having the fireplace, which was also practical, because the living room, dining room and kitchen get very cold in November. The rooms each have heaters, which was much appreciated. They helped us arrange for a driver for dinners both nights, and for in-room massages. Totally recommend, and look forward to returning!

AmAzInG!!!! Javier Placencia's bed and breakfast is a definite must stay. Bring a group of friends…read moreand get the run of the house. There's no better way to spend a weekend in Baja's wine country than to spend it here and be spoiled by the surrounding beauty and the home cooked Mexican breakfasts. 100% satisfied!!!!

The positive is that this place is pretty clean and it looks like an airbnb. We got a room with a…read morefireplace . The negatives: If you like mildew smell on the linens, then this place is for you. They smell like the linens were left in the washer too long and then dried. We couldn't get rid of the smell from our pajamas. There's no onsite staff to get this corrected. The rooms do not have central air conditioning so many windows are open and there's a window fan. This means you hear all the noise outside. There's a train that runs all night long. Finally there was a loud humming sound that kept me up all night. Sounds like a condenser or something . For $370 a night, you expect better service and amenities.

This place was reasonably priced so my wife and I decided to give it a shot. There is no contact…read morewith anyone that works there, everything is done through phone, which was just fine with me. You get a parking spot and a key code to your door. Once inside you are greeted with a place that needs major work. The carpet is old and stained. The bed is really high off the ground and the furniture is worn. Because there is no air conditioning you have to open the windows, stripping away any perceived privacy. We were surrounded by other rooms, we either didn't have any neighbors or they were really quiet. I was able to hear someone talking through the wall as a mumble, but that went away. Because of the seemingly thin walls I avoided watching the laughably small and awkwardly hung t.v. The worst part was the bathroom which because of the ac situation makes you open a window that stares directly at the door of your neighbor. They do have a nice enough lobby area with some coffee and snacks as well as a good place to sit an enoy them. The location is the selling point, very close to the beach and a few blocks away from downtown, I didn't use a car while there. That was great. They also have a really cool rooftop hangout area with chairs to sit and relax. For what it's worth, my wife liked this place more then I did.

Enjoyed four great nights at Crone's Cobblestone Cottage. I hesitate to call it a Bed & Breakfast…read morebecause it was so much more. We had access to the entire first floor of a beautifully decorated historical home that will be 100 years old next year. The Mission Hills neighborhood was close to everything we wanted and needed -- shopping, parks, dining, beaches. But I must say my favorite part was chatting with Joan Crone during breakfast. A fascinating woman with an artist's love for all things simple and beautiful. Her art pieces on "plenty" and "small" challenged me to examine my definition of happiness. Was not expecting a spiritual connection on the trip, but happy to have found it. Thank you Joan.

We had a memorable stay at Crone's Cobblestone Cottage, built in the American Craftsman style and…read morelovingly furnished and maintained by the proprietor, Joan Crone. Shaded by a sprawling pepper tree and sheltered by ranks of ferns, it is an oasis, complete with a porch swing and meditation garden, in an already quiet neighborhood. The Mission Hills business district is an easy ten-minute walk away, along streets with more nicely kept-up bungalows. From there, you can easily bus to Balboa Park and the Zoo in a half-hour or - with Joan's guidance - make a fun sightseeing trek down the hillside to the trolley and on the downtown and the harbor. At the end of the day, there are a number of very satisfying restaurants where you can relax and eat well before the peaceful walk home. Joan was very respectful of our privacy and our touristic initiatives. We, on the other hand, started conversations over breakfast that we would only reluctantly break off to make our way to the day's objective. Whether it involved geographical points of interest as a long-time San Diego resident, the arts and photography -- her area of training, Craftsman architecture and design or recent books we've read, there was never a dull moment. She encouraged us to look over books from her extensive library, including the charming "Little Free Library" built in the image of the Cottage and located right outside. We wholeheartedly recommend Crone's Cobblestone Cottage as a place to stay while visiting San Diego!