Baja Nomads Hotel

Ruben and the team made us feel welcome, almost like family, while still giving us plenty of space. The place is small, quiet, and beautifully landscaped. It’s for guests over 15, and the quiet hours are long, which suited us. Breakfast was excellent, and so were the afternoon snacks. The rooms are comfortable, nicely furnished, and always spotless. There are loungers and cabanas around the grounds, and the shallow pool is just right for cooling down. For a hotel this lovely, the prices are reasonable. I’ve stayed in a lot of places, and this is one of the most beautiful. I don’t usually write reviews this glowing, but they earned it. If I’m back in the area and need a hotel, I’ll definitely return. See you next time! 😍😍🍸🏄‍♂️

The food is some of the best around, and the architecture is beautiful. The staff are the human heart of the place, such caring, lovely people. It really does feel like an oasis in the middle of the desert.

The mountain views were the surprise for us, misty in the morning and glowing in the evening light. Everything feels tucked away, like a little oasis in the desert, and even the pool blends naturally into the landscape. The owner is an architect, which shows in the design. Staff are relaxed and friendly, never in your way, but somehow there when you need them. It’s off grid and has that feeling too. A real hidden gem.

We stayed at Baja Nomads for seven nights and would happily come back. The staff were wonderful and made us feel very comfortable. The rooms were clean and had everything we needed. It’s a secluded boutique hotel, but Todos Santos is still close by, about 10 minutes away, and La Paz is around an hour and a half away. You can spend the day by the pool on the day beds or head out to explore. The menu is limited, though everything we tried was delicious. Breakfast or brunch there each day is easy, and you can go into Todos Santos for dinner. Just know it’s off grid, so you’ll drive a bit along a dirt road to reach it.