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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The hotel is definitely a bit dated but it is clean and funky. The restaurant is absolutely fantastic (don’t miss Taco Tuesday!!) but every meal was yummy and good value! The beach is lovely and the hot spring spa pool is to die for— just be sure to check the schedule so you know when it is really hot from the refilling. The people who stayed here were also great and a fun vibe and the locals come to eat so you get a great mix of people. The staff was nice and friendly and they even have...
The hotel is definitely a bit dated but it is clean and funky. The restaurant is absolutely fantastic (don’t miss Taco Tuesday!!) but every meal was yummy and good value! The beach is lovely and the hot spring spa pool is to die for— just be sure to check the schedule so you know when it is really hot from the refilling. The people who stayed here were also great and a fun vibe and the locals come to eat so you get a great mix of people. The staff was nice and friendly and they even have...
Michelle
Reviewed January 11, 2024Reviewed January 11, 2024
We very much enjoyed our stay. The room was very comfortable with a beautiful view of the Sea of Cortez, we loved having bicycles to get around, the gym was excellent (although it would be nice if there was at least one more bench), the food was quite good at all the restaurants (although it was disappointing that Casa Brasa was only open for lunch), the pools and lounges were great and the architecture and landscape were beautiful. But by far the best part of our stay was the genuine warmth,...
We very much enjoyed our stay. The room was very comfortable with a beautiful view of the Sea of Cortez, we loved having bicycles to get around, the gym was excellent (although it would be nice if there was at least one more bench), the food was quite good at all the restaurants (although it was disappointing that Casa Brasa was only open for lunch), the pools and lounges were great and the architecture and landscape were beautiful. But by far the best part of our stay was the genuine warmth,...
Mary
Reviewed February 11, 2023Reviewed February 11, 2023
Couldn't ask for a better staff - all very helpful and eager to please. This isn't fancy - it's comfortable and relaxing. Our two week stay included three very good meals a day! The pool is nice, the bartenders are fun, and the beach is awesome. We went to celebrate our 50th anniversary and it was the best vacation ever!
Couldn't ask for a better staff - all very helpful and eager to please. This isn't fancy - it's comfortable and relaxing. Our two week stay included three very good meals a day! The pool is nice, the bartenders are fun, and the beach is awesome. We went to celebrate our 50th anniversary and it was the best vacation ever!
The staff were very friendly and accomodating.Uziel at the front desk( and many other things!) Was great, as was Sophie the housekeeping manager.Great stay, and nice amenities as well.On site homemade pizza too!
The staff were very friendly and accomodating.Uziel at the front desk( and many other things!) Was great, as was Sophie the housekeeping manager.Great stay, and nice amenities as well.On site homemade pizza too!
Greg
Reviewed February 29, 2024Reviewed February 29, 2024
We like to do activity based travel, and Palmas was a great home base to do this from. There is a great deal to do in the area, and the hotel is central to all of it. Fishing, ATV trips, hiking, mountain biking, diving/snorkeling, kite boarding and windsurfing are all available.
We arranged fishing right at the hotel, and our 9 year old (a passionate angler) caught a Marlin. It was a dream come true for him - thanks Captain A!
What we don't like is to drop into a resort and stay on...
We like to do activity based travel, and Palmas was a great home base to do this from. There is a great deal to do in the area, and the hotel is central to all of it. Fishing, ATV trips, hiking, mountain biking, diving/snorkeling, kite boarding and windsurfing are all available.
We arranged fishing right at the hotel, and our 9 year old (a passionate angler) caught a Marlin. It was a dream come true for him - thanks Captain A!
What we don't like is to drop into a resort and stay on...
Chris
Reviewed February 7, 2016Reviewed February 7, 2016
Fantastic place, secluded, backed by mountains reminiscent of the Saguaro National Park (Tucson, AZ) if the latter was located by the sea. Rooms are spacious and immaculate. Food is good and sometimes spectacular, especially their fish carpaccio. We visited in mid-February and it was low season, with only few other guests. Attention to details (e.g. quality soap) was great. Loved it.
Hard time finding the hotel because of inaccurate distance downloaded from Google maps. Here is my suggestion...
Fantastic place, secluded, backed by mountains reminiscent of the Saguaro National Park (Tucson, AZ) if the latter was located by the sea. Rooms are spacious and immaculate. Food is good and sometimes spectacular, especially their fish carpaccio. We visited in mid-February and it was low season, with only few other guests. Attention to details (e.g. quality soap) was great. Loved it.
Hard time finding the hotel because of inaccurate distance downloaded from Google maps. Here is my suggestion...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 17, 2015Reviewed February 17, 2015
Yes, we have vacation rentals close to popular local attractions in Santiago, or you can choose a secluded option if you want a relaxing place to stay. Santiago is known for its monuments.
What's the top vacation rental that Santiago has to offer?
Sweeping ocean views steps to beach w/pool & Firepit. Close to Tres Palapas! : You might want to consider this vacation home rental near Santiago, which is located on the beach and has an outdoor pool, a balcony, and a barbecue grill to put you at ease in your new surroundings. It has 4 bedrooms as well as a kitchen with a dishwasher, a fridge, and a stovetop, so you can cook with friends or family. Kick off your shoes and enjoy yourself with a hot tub and a selection of books.
What’s there to see and do in Santiago?
Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve and Cascada Sol de Mayo Trailhead are a couple of lovely local spots to get outside and enjoy nature. Tropic of Cancer Monument and Buena Vista Beach are a couple of places you'll find in the larger area.
What’s a vacation rental in Santiago like?
Vacation rentals are privately owned properties where you can stay for several days or longer in Santiago. Vacation rentals offer extras like WiFi and washers and dryers to help you enjoy your stay. If you're concerned about cleanliness, vacation rentals can offer a sense of safety away from shared hotel elevators and busy lobbies while still allowing you the experience of travel. You'll also find more space in a vacation rental than in a standard hotel, which makes a vacation rental an attractive option for a family trip or a small group gathering.