I can not understand how people can say this is the best value. We checked in for 2 night(that's right I said 2 nights) the rate for locals was $185 per night. That is fine. Then they offer an all inclusive option for $65 per day another local rate?? No that is for anyone. So we did no activities, NOTHING!!! just relax. Had a couple of beers, did the all inclusive option for the full day. The first night just had dinner. Got there just before closing (actually they stayed open for 20 minutes longer, because it was impossible to find) Oh by the way, they charge for a Salad, and Ribeye dinner $40 Nothing else.No drinks. So the inclusive made sense, for @25 more it would include Breakfast, and Lunch Right!! So we had Breakfast on the day of checkout. Oh I got about a 10 dollar credit for my Steak dinner the night before. Did I say that I asked for a medium steak, and it came out RAW!!! With no effort to do anything we went back to our room to sleep.
So on checkout my Bill was $9500 Pesos. That's RIGHT $9500 Pesos, Over $850 for 2 nights, 1 day of all inclusive, NO ACTIVITIES!!! If that is a good value than maybe I should go buy property out there as well. I will never recommend this place!!!!!!!!

9-30-10
My girlfriend and I took the rental car from buena vista and headed north. narrow dirt roads, but not to bad for our rental jetta. our plan was to snorkel upon the point. we were amazed with the clarity and the number of fish we saw. almost as good as cabo pulmo..not too many "large" fish near shore, but we saw schools of many different kinds of fish. I fished from the rocks and caught some in a short time. after hours in the water, we looked at the hotel. there were two other people there when we came. august and september are off season for the heat, but if you like the water, its worth it. we are going to stay here a few nights next year. at a glance the hotel and rooms looked very nice.

It is very out of the way! But a beautiful spot overlooking Sea of Cortez.Probably because of 1) the economy 2) some increased crime in Northern Baja-Having nothing to do with this area. 3) some lingering Swine flu fears---we almost had the place to ourselves. The staff couldn.t do enough for us. The place is lovely. our room with a terrace overlooking the beach was great. Food was unremarkable---tho' they did a nice job with their steaks.We scubaed but it was too early (cold and windy) in the season (with a diveshop 30 min away but picked us up.) Anyway, you come here for the rest more than the rfecreation. (we did enjoy renting a quad and driving up the local "road".) So if you want to really get away--to relax--have romance--read---at a gorgreous spot,this is for you.

Just got back from Punta Pescadero last night.

We were the only ones there, save several staff for much of our three nights. We upgraded to the hot tub room after our first night because the weather was windy nad not much fun for swimming. The hot tub became our meeting place as it overhangs the beach and is protected by the wind a bit.

Food was very good - fresh, but expensive for what you get. Tortillas were yummy, hot and fresh, and the pico de gallo was excellent and a staple with every meal. Breakfasts were exceptional - Mexican favorites like juevos rancheros were masterful.

I was surprised to see a tiny, two tablespoons dollop of beans and a very small "dipping sauce" size mould of rice with each entree. For the $8 - $14 per entree, I would have expected a lot more. Yep - prices are definately state-side. Bring your own bottled water and booze - they gouge the heck out of you there.

Also, check the bill. Our group rented several rooms for three nights. After agreeing on a "2 nights and get the third for free" deal, we got the third night at full price on the bill. It was an hour and a half to negotiate this ($600) off the bill.

Service for pretty much everything was very......very......slow. Remember though, this is Baja, and you're supposed to be relaxing, right? We also brought our own entertainment in the form of books and board games. They have ATVs to rent and the property's beaches are great for finding shells. other than that, there is a horse show pit, the bar with a large tv (6 channels), the pool and a library of many books left behind by previous travelers. Some of our group went to town in the ATVs and we were able to arrange for some horses to ride along the beach as well.

No beach vendors, no roadside taco stands....really noone at all! We felt as though we were staying at our own villa for much of the trip. It is not the bustling, wild party as one finds in Cabo, 60 miles to the south, but for some of us that's just the way we like it.