The pictures are incredible, but once you visit you will find so much more. Rancho Danza Del Sol was a wonderful retreat during our group's 3,000 mile road trip through Baja. Our group used each casita, and found them to be beautifully decorated and comfortable. The property is right at the beach and close to town, but also feels like a different very remote if you just want to stay in and wonder the property. The four-legged friends wondering around are an added bonus. Dirk, Deysi and Ruben are very responsive and do everything necessary to make the stay really special. We cannot say enough great things. Several members of our group plan to bring their extended families back. Thank you for making our stay so memorable.

This is not as described.The owner is quite responsive at telling you what you want to hear. One of the children in our group was bitten by the owners dog. The dogs had the run of the property and were not bad animals but occupied all spaces. Furnishings were marginal, Scorpions and mice were throughout , it is not a short walk to the beach and there is no ocean view. The caretakers were not responsive and the places were not clean.

Summing this up for all the big groups out there. We were a group of 22 shoe-horning ourselves in a place that sleeps 14 comfortably. Communication: Never had a more responsive or helpful host than Dirk. Knowledgeable, helpful and very quick to respond. He genuinely wants you to have an amazing time and return. Value For Money: This is not a five star hotel - nor is it priced or positioned as such. It's clean, homey, has lots of charm and for the $$ being charged, I think it offers tremendous value. It's not the Four Seasons and not priced that way. Water: Buyer beware on those who consider a good holiday is one where you are constantly wet. The pool is small and un-heated. Chilly dipping. And the undertow at the nearby beach makes swimming impossible. You will have to drive to a beach to jump in the ocean. Side note: Water pressure in shower is not a strength. Sports: If you are a tennis lover, the court is heaven. This was our favorite part of the ranch. The net can be taken down to play soccer also. The basketball nets could use some love but the court is nice enough. Amenities: Casa Grande has a full-size fridge, a table-top 4-coil gas burner (works just so-so), microwave, BBQ and toaster oven. No regular oven so meal prep for a big group can be challenging. Picking up all the fixings for tacos at Tacos Poblanos in town is a great option. $100 fed all of us with leftovers! There is seating for 8 people inside and another 8 on two outdoor tables. Works well. We stretched the capacity to the absolute limit, so take with a grain of salt - but there were not exactly a lot of extra blankets to keep us warm at night (it can get cold) so towels and hoodies were at a premium. Treehouse: Very/cool unique set-up but def more rustic than the other 3 residences. Dogs: For a dog-loving family like ours, the dogs were a big plus. Know that you are staying at THEIR house - Casa Grande - they are around constantly and lovely. But if you are not into dogs or the trade-off that comes with barking at 3am on occasion this is probably not the best place for you. Please give Lydia a hug for me. Other/Catch-All: Do supermarket shopping in Cabo if possible after you land. There are no big supermarkets in Todo Santos. That said, Pino Market nearby is ample. Also La Esquina, food and coffee are amazing and a 10-15 minute walk away. Still reading? All in all, we had a great trip despite no TV and no wifi. Family downtime, scrabble and tennis were heavenly.

This place is paradise. Every aspect was incredible. Dirk is a delight and Ruben is second to none. The houses are comfortable and clean with everything you could need and the place is within walking distance to the beach, markets and much more. Strolling along the palm lined lanes on the ranch,watching whales on the beach in the morning and enjoying my friends at the great outdoor shared space are among my favorite things about this visit. I highly recommend! Oh,oh and the dogs!!!! I miss the pups!

Best week ever! Evening fires, daytime tennis, and relaxation by the pool! Perfect Baja Getaway for our group of 16! The kids gained some independence whilst exploring the massive property. The dogs were ever present watching over us all! Unfortunately Mother Nature didn’t give us the surf waves we were seeking but all else was magical!

This was the perfect place for a large group to have a week together away from the real world-nothing but the trees natural beauty all around and the waves crashing in the distance. Not only are Ruben and Deysi kind and helpful caretakers, but their dogs are sweet and welcoming (and make you feel at home). Dirk was most accommodating with all of our questions and very prompt with responses.

We had an absolutely fabulous stay at Rancho Danza del Sol. We live on a Ranch in Montana, so we really appreciated the size of the property--it affords privacy, quietude and beauty. The trees and landscape are stunning and rejuvenating. We rented the whole ranch so that friends and family could come visit us during our 2 week stay. I highly suggest this strategy if you plan to travel with a big group. The casitas are distanced perfectly apart so that no one is on top of one another. The ranch manager, Ruben, takes great care of you. We even loved the dogs who also take great care of you during your stay. The tennis court is amazing. We would not hesitate to return.

My family had a lovely time at Rancho Danza Del Sol for my mother's 60th birthday. Family flew from far and wide to meet in Todos Santos for a week of fun in the sun. The ranch was beautiful. A gorgeous palm-lined drive welcomes you in, as do the very sweet ranch dogs (Sol, Hannah, Bobby, Cory, Lily). Reuben welcomed us all as we arrived the first evening, and showed us each of the casitas. Reuben is around for any questions, and a couple of times came by each casita to remove the trash and bring new large water bottles. He even helped us buff out some minor scratches on the rental car! Dirk was also very helpful with my constant texts asking where to go for activities, shopping, etc. We spent a lot of time relaxing outside under the palapa, playing tennis, and cuddling the dogs. You can walk to the local beach in 10 minutes, which is a stunning beach with roaring surf and nobody for miles. Don't swim there! Too dangerous. We also walked and drove to town several times for meals and shopping. La Esquina has internet (very slow) and takes about 15 minutes to walk there. Walking to town is about 30 minutes. The ranch and area are very safe. Several times the police drove onto the ranch to ask if all was well - this is a service the local police provide and is great. We never had any problems or concerns with safety. There are a few things you may want to note. If you are avid cooks like we are, be prepared for kitchen amenities that could be upgraded. We managed just fine and had some excellent BBQs, but be aware that the range and oven are small plug-in counter-top appliances. Some of the appliances are old, but everything works ok. No dishwasher and a small sink. Todos Santos also had rain just before we arrived, so there were a lot of mosquitos and small flies. There are no mosquito nets in the bedrooms, but giant fans that are very loud (but effective). Make sure you get some mosquito coils (we found some in one of the casitas) or consider traveling with your own mosquito net if you are very sensitive to the little buggers (my husband was eaten alive!). The main house and casitas were lovely. Tree house was rustic but very cool for my younger cousins. Wandering around on the ranch was nice - I wish the fruit trees had ripe fruit at the time! You can get all your groceries at the local markets. The fish market by Los Pinos market has excellent fish!