Again my family and I visited Casa Jalisco and like one year ago the service was excellent. Roberto, Juan and all the staff in the hotel makes our stay an confortable however they have open a nice restaurant with life music and the pool looks great, we stayed in one executive room that was magnificent, big bathroom, nothing of noise... More

I use Tripadvisor a lot as I have travelled to many different places all over the world. When I saw the reviews and ratings we decided to stay at Casa Jalisco. We arrived and had to take a taxi from the waterfront as it was so far away from anything. When we arrived the hotel was so run down and... More

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The staff was really helpful and the rooms were clean and quiet. No, it is not a resort experience if that is what you are looking for. If you are looking for a reasonably priced hotel in town location this is great. Easy to get downtown or anywhere else you want... More

I can see how people rate this hotel excellent and poor. First of all, it's not the Westin or any other resort. It's a small traditional guest house. For what you pay here, it's well worth the money. The hotel is not in the main downtown, tourist area, but it's not far. It's a cheap ($5USD) taxi ride. The hotel... More

I feel compelled to write a review as Trip Adviser is our travel bible, and this is the first time we feel let down. Thankfully, we made a last minute decision to rent a car at the airport, otherwise we would have been committed to this place. If the price for this room was $ 40 to 45, then OK,... More

We recently stayed here for 3 nights. The owner Juan spent a lot of time with us and genuinely likes being a local "ambassador" and is a great guy. We were out fishing during the days (not so good in mid September) and returned each evening. Juan and Roberto (the night clerk/artist!) gave us great suggestions for restaurants. If you... More

I was traveling alone for dental work and stayed 10 nights on the recommendation of a friend who has a house in the baja. I was a teeny bit nervous being a middle-aged woman who doesn't speak spanish. The folks running Casa Jalisco, Carlos, Roberto and Juan were absolutely lovely and went out of their way to help me. I... More

Actual stay was Dec 2009 (not '10) but better late than never... We found Casa Jalisco by accident online and it seemed to fit our needs - we avoid "resorts" and like to mingle with the locals so the location seemed fine. Arrived in town (by bus from Cabo) late in the evening and found a cabby who knew the... More

A nice place, but Far from town and nothing of interest around the hotel. Very good service and a nice clean room, but breakfast cost extra which was too bad because you got not choice in that neighborhood. We found a nicer place at the waterfront/malecon for the same price with breakfast! I just don't see why they can charge... More