Worth every penny

Pros: gorgeous architecture and property. The landscaping is unreal. Unique experience. Stunning pool/jacuzzi. Nice activities — definitely do the hike to las palmas beach. Cons: incomprehensibly slow (and of course overpriced, but that’s normal for a resort style hotel) restaurant. We were continually shocked at the wait time and less than stellar service. No insulation in the rooms which was not a big deal, but we could heard some water pipes and some talking through the walls. Some of the lighting was perfect, but dimmers should be added in some places like the shower where the bright light is a vibe killer. They tell you that it’s a good idea to book activities in advance, but they didn’t say that the capacity is very small. The hike is only 8 people, which is of course nice, but yeah you have to plan your day next day in advance. We couldn’t get into yoga because it was full - looked like maybe 8-10 people? For a hotel that could have as many as 80+ guests, they should find a way to accommodate more people for some of these activities since there really isn’t much else to do (esp when the weather is bad). The hike was amazing, but we were disappointed that you cannot do any hiking without a guide and also cannot use the mountain bikes without going on the guided ride. The adjacent property is private so it totally makes sense, but there should be more autonomous activities that don’t require bookings. Loved it but I recommend staying elsewhere for some of your trip

Pros: gorgeous architecture and property. The landscaping is unreal. Unique experience. Stunning pool/jacuzzi. Nice activities — definitely do the hike to las palmas beach. Cons: incomprehensibly slow (and of course overpriced, but that’s normal for a resort style hotel) restaurant. We were continually shocked at the wait time and less than stellar service. No insulation in the rooms which was not a big deal, but we could heard some water pipes and some talking through the walls. Some of the lighting was perfect, but dimmers should be added in some places like the shower where the bright light is a vibe killer. They tell you that it’s a good idea to book activities in advance, but they didn’t say that the capacity is very small. The hike is only 8 people, which is of course nice, but yeah you have to plan your day next day in advance. We couldn’t get into yoga because it was full - looked like maybe 8-10 people? For a hotel that could have as many as 80+ guests, they should find a way to accommodate more people for some of these activities since there really isn’t much else to do (esp when the weather is bad). The hike was amazing, but we were disappointed that you cannot do any hiking without a guide and also cannot use the mountain bikes without going on the guided ride. The adjacent property is private so it totally makes sense, but there should be more autonomous activities that don’t require bookings. Loved it but I recommend staying elsewhere for some of your trip

This is a very interesting place. The rooms are beautiful, large and extremely private.Food was exceptional, as well as, the drinks.It a place to go to and unplug, there aren't a lot of things to do on the property so rent a car and plan to explore.My only negative was the price of the room. I found it expensive, compared to what you get from other hotels in this price range.

This is a very interesting place. The rooms are beautiful, large and extremely private. Food was exceptional, as well as, the drinks. It a place to go to and unplug, there aren't a lot of things to do on the property so rent a car and plan to explore. My only negative was the price of the room. I found it expensive, compared to what you get from other hotels in this price range.

Incredible architecture, beautiful outdoor spaces and friendly staff.Pool is very relaxing and quiet, rooms are very comfortable and the space allows a wonderful existence with nature.

Incredible architecture, beautiful outdoor spaces and friendly staff. Pool is very relaxing and quiet, rooms are very comfortable and the space allows a wonderful existence with nature.

This property really only cares if you are a guest who is an influencer. They care more about the image they portray on line vs how they care for their guests who actually stay there. Service was some of the worst Ive ever had, staff was very unfriendly which is a first for me anywhere Ive been in this region and most of Mexico. Extremely arrogant chef who made me feel bad and said I was “destroying” a particular dish because I asked for it to be gluten free. Simply tell me it cant be modified if it changes the dish too much, its that simple. Being Celiac and requiring a gluten free diet is NOT a choice. Ive been to Pujol where you trained chef and dont think you come close to Enriques skill, even if you did, no need to insult your guests because of a dietary requirement. Grow up

Impressive property with lush gardens and interesting architecture. The rooms give up some comfort in pursuit of style but the overall experience is great. Special mention to the restaurant and the included experiences which were both excellent.

Paradero was a great !from the minute you arrive , you know this will be an unforgettable experience. The staff the grounds the food all amazing , low key super chilled place . Our room was certainly the most unique hotel we have ever stayed at . Sitting in the outdoor tub at night watching Nighthawks above and the silhouette of cactus against the night sky was something no other hotel could match . We read other reviews regarding the bugs but that was a part of the experience of Paradero and it did not detract the wonderful experience of staying there . Side note Visit Tado Santos and Cerritos beach when in the area will definitely be back !!

Paradero was a great !from the minute you arrive , you know this will be an unforgettable experience. The staff the grounds the food all amazing , low key super chilled place . Our room was certainly the most unique hotel we have ever stayed at . Sitting in the outdoor tub at night watching Nighthawks above and the silhouette of cactus against the night sky was something no other hotel could match . We read other reviews regarding the bugs but that was a part of the experience of Paradero and it did not detract the wonderful experience of staying there . Side note Visit Tado Santos and Cerritos beach when in the area will definitely be back !!

Mediocre at best, social media makes it look much better than what it really is…

Amazing location, architecture and experience

Really unique and beautiful hotel. I like the concept generally of connecting to nature, and there are some great activities available that make it easy to experience the surrounding area. For such an expensive hotel however, they have what I would consider a VERY serious fly problem. If you order food at the pool for example, they warn you there will be a lot of flies and being a helicopter thing to help swat them away. When your food comes, it’s not a few flies. It is literally 100 (? Maybe more?) flies that swarm you. A thing of nightmares. I tried to eat as fast as I could but they were literally landing on my fork as it was going into my mouth. Needless to say that was my only time trying to eat at the pool. Dinner time (after dark) bugs didn’t seem to be a problem. The fly thing is a shame because the food is actually fantastic.... you just can’t eat it during daylight when the flies are around. I would definitely recommend they offer a few more things that a bigger hotel chain would offer, like sunscreen that lasts more than 1 day (they have 1 option available to buy for USD$25 and it is very small / only lasted 1 day. Particularly because the hotel is very remote and walking into town isn’t an option. Otherwise, it was a good experience. My favorite parts were the surfing lesson, the “beach set up” (take you to beach and provide what you need), and swimming in the pool (swam laps in the morning before the area filled up). And despite the flies, the food is awesome.

Really unique and beautiful hotel. I like the concept generally of connecting to nature, and there are some great activities available that make it easy to experience the surrounding area. For such an expensive hotel however, they have what I would consider a VERY serious fly problem. If you order food at the pool for example, they warn you there will be a lot of flies and being a helicopter thing to help swat them away. When your food comes, it’s not a few flies. It is literally 100 (? Maybe more?) flies that swarm you. A thing of nightmares. I tried to eat as fast as I could but they were literally landing on my fork as it was going into my mouth. Needless to say that was my only time trying to eat at the pool. Dinner time (after dark) bugs didn’t seem to be a problem. The fly thing is a shame because the food is actually fantastic.... you just can’t eat it during daylight when the flies are around. I would definitely recommend they offer a few more things that a bigger hotel chain would offer, like sunscreen that lasts more than 1 day (they have 1 option available to buy for USD$25 and it is very small / only lasted 1 day. Particularly because the hotel is very remote and walking into town isn’t an option. Otherwise, it was a good experience. My favorite parts were the surfing lesson, the “beach set up” (take you to beach and provide what you need), and swimming in the pool (swam laps in the morning before the area filled up). And despite the flies, the food is awesome.