Hotel Los Caracoles

The staff were lovely and helpful, and the rooms were great. They were accommodating, and the place welcomes dogs. Thanks for having us!

The thin walls made the TV from the next room come through loud and clear. This hotel is probably as good as it gets in Guerrero Negro, and I'm grateful to have a place to rest when I'm driving a long distance. Still, I haven't slept well in GN, and only stop in town when I have to.

The beds were incredibly comfortable, the best I've slept on in days of travel. The room itself could use a little attention, though. The bathroom was a bit sad, with a broken toilet paper holder and shabby towels. The reception staff were super friendly. There was parking on the property, and I could leave my truck right in front of the room. The property isn't gated, but I felt comfortable leaving the truck and my gear there. Wi-Fi had a good signal, but was almost unusable in the evening. By morning it was just enough for a low-quality Google Meet call. The receptionist said the wind was to blame, though it seemed like an ongoing problem. I paid 1050 MXN pesos for a single-occupancy room with two queen beds. I think double occupancy was around 1350.

I spent two nights here. The room was basic but okay, with a small bathroom, hot water, and not much pressure. Wi-Fi was patchy, though it worked, and there was both air conditioning and heating. I parked right outside the room. The location was pretty decent, with a breakfast spot next door that had good coffee. Next time, I'd reserve one of the larger rooms in the back.