This Inn was recommended to me by the owner of the kayaking company who I was doing a trip with out of Loreto.

The firnishing are eclectic, tasteful and fun. I was sorry to see that it was for sale.

We stayed in the room off the inner courtyard. It was very clean and comfortable.

Casa La Paz is a lovely, funky, homey, very convenient spot for travelers, solo or with spouse/pal, to La Paz. The big historic house is lovely, the innkeeper knows the town inside out and is very helpful The breakfasts great. All in all a good call. Have been several times and always return and can't wait to go back, hopefully this spring (2010). working on is right now!

Tranquil water fountain in the shady patio; delicious coffee and breakfast; ideal location just a block from the "malecon" promenade along the waterfront. Hostess Arlaine went out of her way to make us feel at home. It was a chaotic weekend due to the Baja road race, and we were glad to be in a hideaway rather than one of the noisy resorts. Ideal location; you won't need a car. Check out the original handicrafts from Arlaine's other home, Guatemala.

On the website (casamex.com), we choose the "El Moro" room, a quiet one (not given on the street), which has a little kitchen and a nice balcony. It's middle size but the decoration is nice and it's clean. We spent there 3 nights and paid 85 US$ per night, continental breakfast included. We had breakfast in a nice interior patio but a little cold on the morning in this season.
The inn is well situated if you want to visit the old town by foot; we has a rental car and had no problem to park it in the street during our stay.
The landlord lady is nice and helpful and can help you arranging a trip to see the grey whales.
It's a place for people who want to relax, who like little inn. You can find nice restaurants and bars around and the malecon is only 300 metres away...