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Esperanza Review
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Esperanza 
- Address: Carretera 1, Km 3.5, The Corridor, Baja California Sur, 23410
- Phone: 624/145-6400; 866/311-2226 in U.S.
- www.esperanzaresort.com
- Price range: $$$$
- Location: The Corridor
Fodor's Review:
It's an utterly polished inn with a focus on exquisite privacy. Some suites are right on a secluded beach; all have handcrafted furnishings, Frette linens, and dual-head showers; even the smallest is still a heavyweight at 925 square feet. Villas take the luxe even further with private pools and butler service. The brand-new Penthouse Suite (as of Dec. 2007) offers one of the most stunning views of El Arco imaginable. What else can we say but: Wow! Californian and Mexican recipes get a Baja twist in the restaurant. New executive chef, new menu. At the spa, they've expanded the comfort level and doubled the size, adding 12 individual and two couples treatment cabins, with small private pools and outdoor showers. Relax with a stone massage or bask in a steam cave. An on-site art gallery showcases local painters and sculptors.
- Hotel Details: 57 suites
- In-room: safe, DVD, Wi-Fi.
- In-hotel: 3 restaurants, pool, gym, spa, laundry service, beachfront.
- Rate includes: European Plan
- Credit Cards: AE, MC, V
Member Reviews & Ratings:
3 Star Hotel with 5 Star Pricing
Posted by bellaballberg from Los Angeles on 11/17/08
I believe the hotel may be undergoing financial problems. There attempts to steal our money were desperate, outraging and unrelaxing. The room was badly in need of repair, which nobody offered to do (AC broken, fan too noisy to run at night, broken shower head, speakers broken, TV broken). For $800 per night, unacceptable. They charged us for an extra night. Double charged us for meals we ordered. We had to ask the hotel for several charges to substantiate them with proof of our signatures. We were charged for $2300 of incidentals unrelated to us. Others had the same experience. We did not have one meal that was served correctly. The pools were too cold to swim in. Apparently they instructed not to heat them. They collected top dollar from us, while desperately trying to cost save and steal our money. We left feeling extremely distrustful of this establishment. There was absolutely no value. Choose Palmilla or Las Ventanas.
Not Comparable to Las Ventanas
Posted by GeorgeHonduras from San Pedro Sula, Honduras on 2/18/07
We visited Esperanza from Feb15toFeb17 2007, after staying on Feb 14 2007 at Las Ventanas al Paraiso.
La Esperanza seems to have been built and run to compete with Las Ventanas al Paraiso. But Esperanza does not come close in service and details to Las Ventanas. Given that both places cost the same, it is not just to pay the same price for Esperanza, STAY A LAS VENTANAS IF YOU CAN, IT SO MUCH MORE WORTH IT!!
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