They did not recognize Orbitz as a booking agency, so we did not actually have the reservation we thought we had. Fortunately, there was still a room available, so we got that. The property is a converted government project (so we were told in the town) that is now timeshares, condos, and private houses. We got stuck on the back lot, which was a mile away. We had to drive in just to ask a single question of the desk staff (no phone in the room). Hours in the dining area were posted, but they regularly closed 30-45 minutes before that and tried to shame us into not staying to eat. And when the tide was in, the beach was lovely. (It was in for about 1 hour each day around 1:00 pm). When the tide was out, the water was several miles away, across what amounted to a colossal mud flat. They have 2 jacuzzis- one separate from the pool and one attached. Neither was heated a single bit. We could understand why the attached one wasn't heated, but the separate one? Come on! It was also about a 15 minute drive to get into town, which I admit, has some advantages with the disadvantages. I strongly urge you to skip Laguna Shores.
Located in Laguna Shores, Laguna Shores Resort is next to Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California and Alto Golfo de California Biosphere Reserve. This 16-room, 3-star aparthotel has a restaurant along with conveniences like a private beach and an outdoor pool.
Start each morning off right with cooked-to-order breakfast served for a fee. This aparthotel has a restaurant where you can enjoy a bite to eat.
Each apartment is air-conditioned and features a kitchen and a furnished balcony, and there's space to spread out with a living room and a dining area. An LCD TV comes with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Other standard amenities include a sofa bed, a coffee maker, and a ceiling fan.
Guests of Laguna Shores Resort enjoy a private beach, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. If you decide to drive, there's free parking. Front-desk staff can help with tours or tickets, and provide local restaurant recommendations. Other amenities at this beach aparthotel include free WiFi in public areas, free newspapers, and a terrace.
They did not recognize Orbitz as a booking agency, so we did not actually have the reservation we thought we had. Fortunately, there was still a room available, so we got that. The property is a converted government project (so we were told in the town) that is now timeshares, condos, and private houses. We got stuck on the back lot, which was a mile away. We had to drive in just to ask a single question of the desk staff (no phone in the room). Hours in the dining area were posted, but they regularly closed 30-45 minutes before that and tried to shame us into not staying to eat. And when the tide was in, the beach was lovely. (It was in for about 1 hour each day around 1:00 pm). When the tide was out, the water was several miles away, across what amounted to a colossal mud flat. They have 2 jacuzzis- one separate from the pool and one attached. Neither was heated a single bit. We could understand why the attached one wasn't heated, but the separate one? Come on! It was also about a 15 minute drive to get into town, which I admit, has some advantages with the disadvantages. I strongly urge you to skip Laguna Shores.
