Hotel Boutique Posada De Las Flores Loreto

Beautiful historic hotel. Perfect location. Lots of charm. Rooftop pool and patio was great. Staff were all very nice and tried to accommodate. Breakfast was very simple as described, but it could have been a little more varied. Also, the check in process would have been smoother if there was more information available about the area, tours available and other helpful information. All in all, it was a lovely spot and I would recommend it highly.

Nice location in the heart of the town. Classic architecture and ambience. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Room was not made up one day. No in room coffee. Bedding appeared in need of replacement. No heat. No window. Limited in room bottled water. Rock floors were nice but could use a small rug or two. Towels not replaced over three days. Very dark room. Breakfast provided was very poor. Cold toast. Poor overall value for the price.

Breakfast was terrible. Felt sorry for the waitress and cook. Understaffed. Room was not cleaned properly. Garbage cans still full of waste from last guest. I questioned if the sheets had been changed. Overall very disappointed. Will not stay in this hotel again.

Wonderfully helpful staff, immaculately kept! A few things U.S. visitors might find challenging: zero parking; Apple Maps AND Google Maps led us to incorrect locations; late-night and early-morning neighborhood noise (primarily music & chatter); and NO hot water (at least, none of our attempts during 5 days’ stay). I would stay again in a heartbeat; my husband would not.

Character property. Old boutique Spanish hotel with incredible atmosphere and arty rooms. Friendly staff.

The room is FREEZING COLD AND THERE ARE NO HEATERS. Had to ask twice for extra blankets. The breakfast is PATHETIC TO SAY THE LEAST. Come on guys. Fix these two things and I’ll score you a 10. It’s otherwise lovely.

Hard to get hot water at times. Music in lobby too loud evenings and mornings.

During a Baja California cruise in early 2025, our Holland America ship visited Loreto. A very walkable, safe and peaceful city I enjoyed. The Malecon was fun, the tourist area was busy (loved the 25 peso fresh street tacos) and the hot sauces at the market just outside the tourist area were great. I highly recommend musicians Carlos Patricio, Santiago Paniaqua (Grupo Bahia Mazatlan) & Loreto's own Hurricane Hoover (and I wish I could return for the Loreto Blues Festival this upcoming March!).

Most centrally located property, literally in the center of Loreto. Super friendly staff, dozens of restaurants, coffee shops and bars within walking distance.

This is a beautiful old property in the main square of town. It has a wonderful rooftop setting with a bar and a glass bottom pool. The views from here are gorgeous and it is a great place to rest and relax. The staff are absolutely great and committed to making your stay perfect. Nothing was too much and our requests were met almost immediately. We enjoyed our continental breakfast each morning and the hotel does have full restaurant service if required. We loved our stay completely.

Location, location, location! This property truly embodies the vibrant heart of the city! The architecture is not only beautiful but steeped in history, which adds so much character to our stay. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating—they went above and beyond to help us find great parking options and book fantastic tours at excellent prices! And let's talk about the live music every night—what a fantastic bonus! The stunning clear-bottom swimming pool on the rooftop offers breathtaking views, and it’s the perfect spot to unwind. Sitting up there in the sunset, reading a book while soaking in the lively atmosphere of the plaza below was simply unforgettable. This place is an absolute gem!