This is a gorgeous hotel with a beautiful interior and a truly wonderful rooftop pool area. The rooms ($175 USD incl tax) are nicely decorated and perfectly clean, but small and no more comfortable than another much less expensive hotel we also stayed in. The location is excellent--right on the main square.
We had an extremely uncomfortable experience, however, that marred our time there: as we went to check out, the staff accused us of having drunk one of the bottles of water from the mini-fridge. I say "accused" because that is really how it felt; they refused to believe that the water had never been stocked there in the first place, and the situation ended with two housekeepers and the maitre'd staring us down in our former room while we tried to explain that, after spending $175, we were not likely to lie over 50 pesos. It was offensive and bewildering. So if you do go there, I suggest you do a little "walk-through" like you would if you rented an apartment!
If that had not occurred, I would have said this was a great hotel but perhaps not worth the high price; for instance, they did not offer coffee or water as did some much cheaper hotels! And, since I did have this unpleasant experience, I am left with a bad taste in my mouth.

We stayed at Posada in December and January of this year which was part of a scuba package arranged by Dolphin Dive Center in Loreto. Having stayed at La Mision quite a few times we felt we needed a change and decided to try Posada.

Its a very charming hotel,,,it has the looks of an old Mexican Hacienda with authentic looking decor and rooms that reflect the same scene. Our room was a suite on the top floor which overlooked the main square which was nice as we got to see them setting up for Christmas Posado...

Beware there are 4 floors and NO elevator,,you will have to buck your luggage in our case dive gear up those winding stairs and back upon checkout. whewwwwwwww!

The room was very clean and the bed was a king, albeit a bit hard, but still comfortable. There is a mini bar fridge,,which comes in handy to store your own drinks and food in.

The washroom was very clean and did the job,,,the windows in the room were covered partly by curtains the rest over the doors were not and it was awful to try and sleep with this giant LIGHT shining in at night from City Hall. The extra blankets solved this problem, we hung them up and blacked it out completely. have to get ingenious!

The TV was well,,,if you watch TV on vacation typical Mexican and almost all in Spanish which will help you with your own Spanish LOL!

Room decor was great,,,,very authentic,,,room was very spacious too.

The breakfast which was included ( continental) is on the roof,,,from there you have an awesome view of Loreto...the food was so so....try " the Capital" down the alley,,,for breakfast and its open at 7 AM and its cheap and so good. The swimming Pool is on the roof and it looked as if it hadn't been cleaned for a few months,,it was too cold to go swimming anyway but maybe in the Summer they take care of it.

The only drawback about Posada is the NOISE....you get the square noise all night,,,oh there is a new bar opened right beside the hotel on the ground and tables are outside,,,so a lot of noise from drunk or happy customers.

THE BIGGEST NOISE is a place called Dave's nightclub ,,,around the corner,,,man they play LOUD music from about 9 PM till 1 AM or longer....you will not get to sleep unless you have thick ear plugs or 1 bottle of tequila before you go to bed.

Its REALLY loud and even the Hotel management acknowledge its a pain for all the business's in the area. So until something is done about it,,,,you will not get a good nights sleep, EXCEPT for Sunday when its closed.

All in all we enjoyed our stay,,,the staff we got to know were very friendly and helpful,,,,I think as far trying it again....I doubt we will,,,,as scuba divers we need a good nights sleep and here at Posada you won't get that until Dave's is out of business!

Its very central and within walking distance to everything, if you can stand the Nightly noise maybe this hotel is for you!

Good Luck Posada and Thank you Mr. Jose Arreguin!

Entering to the hotel I felt like being in an old colonial house. The architecture and decoration is just awesome with lots of small details (a fountain, handicrafts, pots etc). Upstairs there's a terrace where they serve the breakfast, and you can see the mountains and the sea. The room we were in was quite small, but very comfortable. There's a spa where we had a couple massage with my husband, lovely! The service was great, the staff gave us great recommendations concerning dining. They also organize day trips, but we didn't stay enough for that. This is such a beautiful place, I definitely want to go back!

This charming little boutique hotel is situated in the historic district off the main plaza. The decor has been beautifully thought out in a rustic, authentic Mexican theme with large comfortable furniture casually set in and around the public spaces. The pool is quite amazing — it's a rooftop pool with a clear bottom that shines through three stories to the lobby level. And, in this open penthouse area, there is a lovely rooftop bar. Service is excellent, the rooms are equally quaint though most do not afford views given the hotel's location. The manager is professional and extremely hospitable. Just off the hotel is an indoor outdoor bar where you can sit and order a drink and watch the activities in the plaza area. You feel like you've stepped back in time. I highly recommend this hotel —
There is a spa which wasn't open on the Sunday I was there, but hear it's great!