Casa Natalia Boutique Hotel

A great location in centro. Amazing staff from April (Abril) to Fernando and Christian. A very special mention goes to Tina. She is such a ball of energy and sunshine. Always a smile on her face and always happy to see you. We love her ❤️ We booked a suite with a SPA tub on the patio. Great space, clean. The only downside about our suite is it backs into a main street so you hear all the traffic noise day and night. Thank goodness for ear plugs. Food service is very good. The even accommodated some request for our vegan diet. All in all, I would have given the place 5 out of 5 if it was not for an incident with Cesar. We came down for breakfast one day, requested the same thing as we did every day (fruits and small salad and we mentioned avocado toast) immediately he stated i will have to charge you $10 US dollars for each! Not saying let me see what was done before and come back to us. He just wanted the money. And $10 for a tiny bowl of arugula and some tomatoes is a rip off. He was argumentative, rude and obnoxious about it. After that run in, we saw him not even 5 minutes later and asked him to camcel. He told us it was already done and ready and went waya to getbit. He returned 15 minutes later withbit. So much for being ready. He later apologized to my wife and I refused to have any dealings with him. The thing for me is not the money. If it was, I would not have stayed for a week here. It was the way he approached the situation. He should have checked first what was done then tell us about the money. Had he done so, I would not have had any issues. Needs some people skills training to tone it down a bit.

We love coming to Casa Natalia so much, we brought our friends. They loved it as much as we do. Quiet, quaint, and relaxing.

Beautiful and boutique style property with helpful service. Was exactly like the photos, clean, and well upkept. Really enjoyed the amenities and found it very quiet after the dinner music. The pillows could be a bit more plush.

Casa Natalia is in a perfect location with many restaurants and shops within walking distance. The beach was about a mile away and provided a nice running path to/from the hotel and the avenue by the beach. The pool was small but perfect for our group. The balcony was a lovely spot to relax.

Stylish, large rooms, nice patio, tastefully decorated, great location right on the Plaza,

Small quaint clean and quiet

Casa Natalia is a beautiful little hotel just bursting with color and personality and (for lack of a better word) Mexican-ness. It immerses guests in culture. Local art is everywhere, hanging from the trees, on the walls of the courtyard restaurant and in each unique room. Everyone we encountered on staff treated their guests with great kindness and warmth. Our room was beautiful, private and comfortable with its own hammock on a little terrace edged with bougainvillea and hibiscus. The high ceiling made it feel extra spacious. The pool is small but beautiful, the loungers and hammocks are comfy and shaded and the margaritas go down easy. Parking is around the corner in a small private lot. Mi Cocina, the restaurant at the hotel, is very nice for lunch and dinner (closed Tuesdays) and serves a tasty breakfast. You can walk everywhere in San José Centro from the hotel, including shopping and so many good restaurants. We walked to the estuary for birdwatching one morning. It's a bit longer walk to the beach. We prefer San José to Cabo San Lucas for its quieter atmosphere and like to explore on our own, finding lunch spots and local beers. We borrowed beach chairs and ventured out to a different playa every day, walked around town, sat in the plaza and watched families out enjoying the evening with their little kids on bikes and roller skates. People playing music, eating churros, taking line dancing lessons. The last time we were in San José del Cabo, we splurged on a very stylish 5-star hotel, full of well-heeled American influencers posing for selfies and eating $50 burgers. We like Casa Natalia much better.

A note (not a dislike!): you'll find lots of stairs at Casa Natalia, down from the plaza to reception, down to the courtyard, up to our room, down two steps from bathroom to shower. Mobility-impaired guests could find it challenging. To a great extent, this is true of much of San José Centro, which is an old town with old streets, lots of steps and steep sidewalks.

The staff was super