Omg! This place was the perfect get away for relaxing and destressing. You can either rent a room…read moreor camp onsite. There are different fees for either option. You can cook your own food on their grills or pay for food. The have a food hall in which everyone who orders food come together and eat. The breakfast costs $8 and dinner $15. They also have snacks, drinks and ice for sale. What I loved the most was the night sky. I can't begin to describe how MAGNIFICENT the skyblooked at night. You could see the Milk Way's glow! There were so many shooting stars that I lost count. The reason I gave this place a 4 was because of the particular situation that happened that night. The ranch has rules that says lights and music are to be turned off at 10 pm. There was a family that did not respect the rules and keep their private party going until 4 am. They were politely asked to turn down their music and keep in mind the other guests at the ranch. They ignored the guests requests and continued on with their racket. Unfortunately the ranch's staff did not tell them anything that night. The staff was made aware of the situation the next morning, but by then it was too late as most of the guests didn't get a good night sleep and had to continue driving. Even with this particular situation I would consider going back because the night sky with all its glory is worth the drive!

Had we come at a time when more guests were staying, we may have had a different experience. Rancho…read moreMeling is very well known regionally and has a fascinating history and is in a peerless setting. We stayed in small, rustic quarters heated only by a fireplace (which got very smoky). There is limited electricity. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. My husband ordered a tomahawk steak from cattle grown on the ranch for dinner one night and he enjoyed it. Otherwise the food was fine but not exceptional. The draw is the wilderness. If you were going on to the national park, this would be a great place to stop. As a stand-alone destination it was interesting but I feel no need to return.

After a VERY long and beautiful day of riding, I met some friends here to lay my oh so weary head…read morefor a night, before continuing further south with them, in search of whales, cactus, cerveza and chicas bonitas. The location, at the south end of town and just off the main road, was perfect. Paved parking with plenty of lights and surveillance cameras, gives you a sense of security, although I never felt any cause for overrated concern during my entire visit to Baja, even when riding solo on some VERY remote roads. Staff was friendly; rooms were clean and well appointed; and the prices were right. Add a solid restaurant next door for dinner (breakfast was mediocre) and you've got yourself a solid 5 star joynt in my opinion. Looking forward to my return visit in October, when I ride all the way south until the road runs out, in search of the ultimate fish taco and cerveza.....en botella güey!

This is a great, clean, roomy, and comfortable, family-friendly hotel in Vicente Guerrero community…read moreof San Quintín. I was impressed with the easy check-in and spacious room I was assigned. Rooms face the parking, so you can park right in front of your room. The room had AC/Heater, free WiFi, wooden shutters on the window, good room locks, reasonably comfortable bed, hot water at both the sink and shower (some Mexican hotels only have cold water at the sink). There was bar soap and shampoo, and a little packet with a cloth to shine up your shoes. There were limited but adequate electrical outlets for charging your devices. No iron nor ironing board, but, seriously, who comes to San Quintín needing that? There was a place for hangups and drawers to stash clothes or other items. There is a fairly nice full service restaurant on site, but I really recommend the burritos at La Moreliana open early morning till 2 PM, a very short walk north (about the equivalent of a city block or less). It's not a luxuymry hotel. You won't find a pool, jacuzzi, sauna, golf course, a bathrobe, nor mints on your pillow, but I've stayed here before and it's a nice, clean, and safe place to sleep. Some reviewers complained of street noise. I had room 101, the closest to the highway, and did not notice the traffic noise. I didn't feel the need to use my White Noise app. This is your best option for miles.

Clean, friendly, up to date and very nice. Much better than I expected. Reasonably priced and dog…read morefriendly. The attached restaurant is good too! The only drawback would be its proximity to the highway, but it didn't bother us. We will be back!