The restaurant here has excellent food. Lots of fish dishes but also some meat for steak lovers…read more Los Olivia's fish dish was excellent. The service was terrific, very attentive. The ambiance cannot be beat because it's right by the water, the Sea of Cortez. I recommend it as a wonderful place to eat here in Loreto, Mexico.

If I could get 10 people to not go to this hotel this critique would be a success. If you are the…read moretype of person who likes to spend an absurd amount of money to cushion yourself from the real world then this place is for you. The staff will treat you like your asking too much. Their indifference will be so complete as to make you question your own existence. Our stay included initially being downgraded. We were staying for 4 nights. There was a desk with an uncomfortable chair and a bench. No place to put ones luggage. No place to sit comfortably. When I asked for a chair i was told i could sit outside in the 95 degree heat. When they brought a chair it was another uncomfortable one. I asked again and the brought me yet another uncomfortable one. When i asked for a place to put our luggage they brought another bench. That was no where near big enough for our 2 suitcases. We asked for a refrigerator 4 times before one was brought. When I went to the 6 to 9 pizza party at 8:30 I was told I there was no pizza. In other reviews you here about noise or veiw, neither of this things were the case for me. The bed was comfortable the ac adequate and quiet. And yet every interaction I had with the staff was awful. There are a lot better places to be in Loreto.

They need a few things to make their property much more livable. Enough trash cans would be a good…read morestart. Cable tv, stereo for music, couple of games or even a deck of cards. Dining room chairs make your teeth hurt when moved with the screeching noise of wood on tile.( Sounds like fingernails on blackboard on steroids!) Maybe a couple bikes, kayaks, a beach chair or two? C'mon, it's a very quiet place, give your renters a little something to do! Non-stop construction during the day is understandable except when everyone you talk to(owners/strangers) don't want Loreto to become the "next Cabo". The only time it's quiet is at night when there is very little to do in the development. Pools are lacking for a property this size and didn't find a hot tub. Abandoned buildings(The 'Batcave', nudge, nudge, wink, wink...) Great views from upper deck and fishing was great. Not quite enough to draw us back though.

From the owner: Private villa rentals that offer a full concierge service in the heart of beautiful, Loreto, Baja…read moreCalifornia.

This is the worst hotel you could stay in Loreto. The website shows a boutique hotel and " charming…read more" Mexican hospitality. Big surprise when you arrive. The beds are cement, the towels give a dermabrasion, and they do not honor their quoted hotel rates. There are several other hotels to chose from with much better value.

Perfect spot for Loreto. We haven't needed to get in the car to enjoy anything in town. Service is…read morethoughtful and helpful. And the pillows, so high on my list, are great. Wish I could take them with me!

I just stayed for about a week at Hotel Oasis and had a great time. I think the Yelp reviews are a…read morebit out of date, as you can see on other platforms they have a 3.7 (Trip Advisor) to 4.2 (Google). Below I discuss some pros and cons. I debated giving a four-star rating, but for ~$70-90 per night I think this is a great option. Cons: - Noise. While I found the rooms were quiet enough from neighboring guests, the locals do like to party nearby so there can be music into the night. Nothing the hotel could do about that necessarily - The dogs. Yes, they can be charming, however, they can make a mess and they do bark at night. Some of the dogs are strays and the hotel probably can't do anything about those, but some are owned by the hotel Pros: - Location. This hotel almost seems to have its own private beach. It's not actually private, but it's right there and it's very beautiful. We watched sunsets, sunrises, moon rises, and went tidepooling right out the door. It's also located at the end of the town's "malecón" and is easy to get into the heart of Loreto on foot - Rooms. I found the rooms totally suitable. While they are not glamorously decorated, I felt they had everything we needed (dresser, closet, hangers, safe). The rooms were clean and housekeeping could be seen daily. The beds are on the harder side. Shampoo and conditioner provided. Hot water was abundant, wifi was sufficient for casual needs, and each room had TV and air-conditioning (yay) - Staff/service. We received excellent care from all the staff members (reception, restaurant, housekeeping). Most spoke very good English and did their best to meet our group's requests - Amenities. The pool is great and they have a gigantic hot tub that was very hot - Breakfast. Included, buffet style with good variety for our group, they kept the coffee refills coming - Culture. The owners and their staff really try to bring some of Mexico's culture to their guests. This is a family-owned operation and they're passionate about hospitality and tradition. For example, they do a clam bake every week. We also had the pleasure of taking a goat cheese making class. If you get a chance to engage more about cultural topics, I highly recommend it

Bill your card for entire amount on booking. Then send confirmation saying non refundable. Cheap…read moretickets says they owe refund then bailed when these guys say no refund. 7 weeks notice of cancellation. Avoid unless going the next day. Addendum. After talking to cheap tickets no help even though they indicated we were due a refund. do not book. Loreto is great coming back next year. No problem with the town.. Nice hotels in town. We enjoyed our time there. But this policy is no bueno and there are other places to stay.

One of our favorite hotels in Mexico. Pet friendly, wonderful owner (who speaks English) and very…read morereasonable prices. Very, very secure parking. Highly recommended!

I was not looking for a destination holiday, but a safe and clean room for the night. Hotel Angra…read moreprovided just that and more. The room was exceptionally clean, comfortable, and quiet. The staff were extraordinary friendly and exceptionally accommodating. Parking and rooms were behind locked gates, very secure. I would not hesitate to stay here in the future.

This place is great! The grounds are immaculate, the staff are super kind in a way that feels…read moreabsolutely sincere. They seem all to get along easily which, to me, indicates they are happy to work here. The service is attentive without being overbearing. And the breakfast is abundant. If you are coming to Loreto make this your place.

Hell no Never Again! Cockroaches everywhere including dining area. Takes long time to get food…read more Cotinental breakfast free only one day for one person in room was a joke. Stale bread roll, 3 small pieces of cantalope inedible harder than a rock, 3 small edible pieces of pineapple. Shower head clogged, and pool furniture very old. Positives include comfortable bed and nice staff. But hell no, never again.

We've stayed in many hotels all along Baja on our travels. I'm surprised by the negative reviews…read more We booked last minute needing a place that accepts dogs. It costs more than many of the hotels we've stayed in on Baja, but Loreto is a tourist town and it has much nicer amenities than most of the places we've stayed. If you like high end hotels and expect the four seasons, yes, you won't be satisfied. Our room was huge and comfortable. The inner courtyard with the pool is beautifully landscaped. We visited in early October and many people were using the pool and hot tub in the early evening. It closed by 9pm. The restaurant was a little pricey but still not bad. It's the best pasta I've had in Baja. Our stay included breakfast with three simple options. We chose the scrambled eggs, small pancake and fresh fruit. We felt safe with our car in the parking lot next to security. All in all an enjoyable experience.

DANGER!!! DANGER IF YOU BOOK HERE!! I made a reservation in October for February long (Presidents…read moreDay weekend). I paid prior to arrival. Upon checking in, I was turned away. Full hotel I was told. I had proof of payment!!! I was left to my own devices with limited cell connection and NO PLACE TO STAY! This hotel DID NOT CARE!! This was so dangerous for me!

We had a four night stay, that, for the most part, was great. The hotel has a really beautiful,…read more classically Mexican look and feel. The staff was very attentive. The included continental breakfast was great (coffee, juice, toast, granola, yogurt, fruit). However, the hot water was extremely spotty. Some nights it worked, other nights it stayed cold. Because the hotel is located right in the plaza of a 300 year old church, the church bells ring every 15 to 30 minutes, ALL night long. Also, as animals roam freely in the area, the resident Tom cat meowed in the middle of the night too. There's also a beautiful rooftop pool and patio area. If it weren't for the noise of the church and the unreliability of the water, I'd go back.