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Las Ventanas al Paraíso
At a Glance
- this is the place to escape any semblance of the all-inclusive scene
- restaurants are excellent and are worthy of a visit to the hotel even if you're not a guest
- children under 12 not allowed
Pros
- there can be a minimum night stay for weekends depending on the season
- the resort is more formal than many in the area
Cons
Las Ventanas al Paraíso Review
Despite the high room rates at this ultraprivate, ultraluxe hotel, it's often hard to get a reservation. This hotel continues to garner awards in every category, making it a standout in the region. Guests luxuriate in suites that have hot tubs, fireplaces, and telescopes for viewing whales or stars. Newer hotels have attempted to copy such Ventanas touches as handcrafted lamps and doors, inlaid stone floors, and tequila service, but the original remains the best. Service is sublime, with a knowledgeable butler assigned to each suite; the restaurants are outstanding; and the spa treatments reflect the latest trends. The three spa suites (really more like individual villas) have private spa butlers and separate in-suite treatment rooms.
- Address: Hwy. 1, Km 19.5, The Corridor, Baja California Sur, 23400
- Phone: 624/144-2800; 888/767-3966 in U.S.
- Website: www.lasventanas.com
- Location: The Corridor
Contact Information
- 68 suites, 3 spa suites.
- 3 restaurants, bar, pools, tennis courts, gym, spa, beach, water sports, some pets allowed, some age restrictions.
- Rooms have: safe, Internet.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
Member Reviews
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kenman, from San Francisco, California
Lives up to all the hype. Las Ventanas is perhaps the nicest hotel we've ever visited, and we've visited many of the top hotels around the world. Room was spectacular - we were upgraded to an oceanfront suite with a private hot tub and roofdeck with telescope -- service was phenomenal and friendly, pools were lovely, food was excellent. Only negatives are inability to swim at the beach (but that's Cabo) and cripplingly expensive food/drinks. But for a special occasion (or if your lottery ticket has come in), it would be tough to beat this place, particularly in a two hour flight from SFO.
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GeorgeHonduras, from San Pedro Sula, Honduras
We stayed here on Feb 14th, 2007, it was the best Valentine Ever!! The resort is everything you read about it, service is impeccable, and their effort to be detailed in everthing is incredible. So much detail, that the sand gets combed everyday!!! After staying here, no hotel I have stayed at comes close to earning 5 stars. I would say, that Las Ventanas, as the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, should be the other 7 star hotel.
Some review sites, give Esperanza Hotel a higher rating than Las Ventanas, it is not correct. Esperanza seems very clear that they have tried to copy Las Ventanas, they cannot come close. Las Ventanas service and details are far superior. Both being worth the same, don't think twice about staying in Las Ventanas.
We are counting the days on going back.
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