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!

If you like resorts, go to Cabo. If you like authentic Mexican people, exploring, and taking a relaxing break from tourist traps: GO TO LORETO. I can't say enough wonderful things about the people of Loreto...and ultimately Posada de las Flores. I would go back in a heartbeat. Continental breakfast was great, staff quiet but friendly, and rooftop views were charming. The whole place exudes charm! I will admit, there is no on site restaurant, but there are many within a wimpy stones throw. The trouble with Posada de las Flores is.....you eventually have to leave. :o)

Couldn't have been more pleased with this hotel. The staff was friendly, the rooms were charming and it was a short walk to some wonderful restaurants and the malecon. Highly recommend!

Everything is walking distance: great restaurants, taco stand, market, etc. There are more touristy/modern hotels at the marina but they are not as inviting as this one. Service was great. They set up a boat for fishing at a better rate than at the docks. Packed a lunch for us, etc. Also, a very relaxing pool and bar on the roof.