Casa Natalia Boutique Hotel

It is a great property for walking around San Jose during the day or night. Very safe.

They could not find my prepaid reservation for quite some time and we stay there are a regular basis. Very disappointed. We love this hotel and will stay there again. The usual manager is much more efficient. We will stay there again soon. Hopefully this will be fixed

I was looking for a place that was quiet and quaint and this was it!

Modern Mexican design with all the comforts you could desire. Fantastic location and very attentive staff.

Was a bit more pricey than we normally would spend, but worth it.

The environment the location and the food

Nice environment and location good food and good service

Best hotel bed I’ve ever slept in. Super romantic, private. Staff went out of their way to make us feel at home and comfortable. Bar service outstanding. Didn’t want to leave. Can’t wait to return!

Great location. Very friendly and helpful staff.

After visiting Cabos San Lucas several times, we selected San Jose Del Cabo for a different vibe. We hadn’t stayed in San Jose for about 20 years. We selected Casa Natalie for its super central location and walkability. CHECK IN: We arrived early and met with Fernando who was working the front desk. Fernando was fantastic and assisted us with booking a beach club day pass for the following day at the Hotel El Ganzo to which they have an affiliation. We waited a couple of ours, and our room was ready. ROOM: We were assigned a “superior” room, which was called the Romantica on the ground level. The room was well-decorated with ceramic or pottery cherubs and other eclectic decor on the walls. To enter the room, you first had enter a lockable solid wood door that led to an open air patio. To enter the actual room, you have to enter a sliding glass door that doesn’t lock. As the room being on the ground floor, this was a security concern. I reported the concern, and a different person working the evening shift at the front desk gave me a key. The key fit the sliding glass door lock, but the locking mechanism would not allow the key to turn. As a result, we couldn’t secure it. We reported this to the same person who said maintenance would look at it the following day. This never occurred. It seems the sliding glass doors are not intended to be locked. Again, this is a security issue as the room is on the ground floor. The four foot wall to the patio could easily be jumped by an intruder. BREAKFAST: Our breakfast was included in our stay. The menu was limited, but it was very good. Regarding the breakfast service, it was fantastic. We had the same female server each day, but I didn’t note her name. POOL: The pool is somewhat small but perfect for the hotel size. The water temperature appeared to be around 85 Fahrenheit, which was great. Occupancy appeared to be low, so the pool was never crowded. We actually only interacted with three people at the pool the entire week. HOUSEKEEPING: For housekeeping and related service, you must make a request at the front desk each day before 11:00 AM. When we did remember to ask, the housekeeping staff did a great job. BEACH CLUB ACCESS: Casa Natalia has a relationship with nearby Hotel El Ganzo, which is a short Uber drive away. The cost is $1200 pesos each, but you get 50 percent off. So, for one person the cost is $600 pesos, and you can apply $400 pesos of the $600 to food and drinks. We really enjoyed the food, chill atmosphere, drinks, and service. If visiting the beach club is for you, Casa Natalia will make same day arrangements. If Hotel El Ganzo is full with their own guests, you’ll have to try another day. CHECKOUT: Checkout was a breeze. Cesar was friendly, welcoming, and professional. We actually had a chance to interact with Cesar on a few occasions, and he was always attentive. SERVICE: The service was good, but Fernando and Cesar were very good. We appreciated their hard work. It appears based on the boutique nature of the hotel, employees do multiple jobs, which pulls them away from their primary duties. There were times when we had to wait several minutes to order a drink at the bar (because the bartender was outside helping load or unload items outside) or when we needed our check (because the server was helping in the kitchen). These issues aren’t deal breakers, one just needs to have patience. It should be noted that for dinner, the hotel restaurant (Mi Cocina) was very busy and being patronized by the public. At these times, there were several employees around, and they were hustling. A return visit might be considered. If you’re interested in a centrally located boutique hotel and have patience, you should enjoy Casa Natalia.