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Příjezd od: | 16:00 |
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Casa Xochitl
Casa Xochitl se nachází v destinaci El Centenario a nabízí venkovní bazén, zahradu a terasu. Tento bed and breakfast nabízí neplacené soukromé parkoviště a v okolí se můžete věnovat pěší turistice, šnorchlování, cyklistice a dalším aktivitám.
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Individuální cestující
US
Komentář přidán: 19. 5. 2026
Ubytován/a od duben 2026
Casa Xochitl - a Magical Experience
The short version of my review is that Casa Xochitl is gorgeous magical property with clean, comfortable, well appointed, spacious rooms. The breakfast was delicious, healthy and varied every day. There was more than plenty to eat and delicious coffee. The host, Dan, is a very friendly guy who is knowledgeable about the area and keeps a low profile. The location is perfect for visitors to El Crntenario or a short drive if you want to stay in a quiet place just outside of La Paz. I highly recommend Casa Xochitl for visitors looking for tranquility and comfort!
If you want to read a more detailed review, please read on. I felt like Dan and his beautiful casa deserved more than compact commentary. AI has not been used to write or check any of this review so please excuse any errors.
It was warm, late and dark when I entered the gates of Casa Xochitl for the first time. The gardens twinkled with little lights and I got my first feelings of what a special place I was entering.
My host, Dan, was cool & kind and took his time to show me around my room even though I had checked in after his bed time. He reminded me of the old beach bums back home; with his white hair, flip flops, easy vibe and permanent tan. He was clearly a hard working dude, to be able to manage and maintain that gorgeous and complex property on his own. He was unobtrusive but happy to answer my questions and proved to be an amazing chef.
I booked the dome room just for the open air shower and I was not disappointed. It was like having my own private casita - A beautiful brick building with pleasing decor reflective of the local culture. The bed was cool and comfortable, as was the temperature controlled room. A noise machine and charging station were provided at the head of the bed. A guest robe, drinking water, and pool towels were also supplied in the room.
The spacious bathroom was nicely stocked and the towels were large, thick, and soft. There was a warning against flushing paper due to being at sea level but the toilet had a bidet and a comfortable alternative to flushing paper.
I was pleasantly surprised by the size and appointments of the room. The place was spotless and all of the linens smelled crisply fresh. I did see a little lizard squiggle up the wall behind my suitcase on my last morning but no bugs in the four nights of my stay and the lizard was clean.
I woke up at 5:30am the first morning and when I opened the front door of my room to look out at the grounds, I felt like Dorothy! The sun was starting to get ready; warming the colorful flower petals and cacti. The birds were in full song, a gentle breeze rustled through the tall palms, and the water from a nearby fountain trickled through the rocks. I was waiting for a Mexican Munchkin to pop out from behind the colorful bush on the other side of the gravel path. This was the way to start a day!
I sat upon the blue bench on my private porch at length; sipping my coffee and combing my bare toes up and down the back of the sweetest resident dog who was snuggled at my feet. She would not give me her ball!
My daily breakfast was delicious, nutritious, and abundant. Each day was a different dish featuring local specialties and the host’s extra touches like breakfast tostada with pickled onions, tamales, quesadillas, scrambled eggs, chorizo, an array of fresh fruit, yogurt, coconut chia pudding, granola, juices and excellent coffee.
The host’s kitchen and the breakfast area were at the front of the villa so the vibe was open and welcoming. A large wood table and chairs flagged by a shell & cactus garden and a whispering water fixture made up the lower level. There was also a sun deck above with tables and chairs for early morning or evening views.
Behind my room was a cute cantina-style outdoor community kitchen/dining area with a grass roof. Guests were allowed to put our own food and drinks in the fridge and use the microwave. There was a large dining table with chairs and a hammock to make another perfect hang out area.
The dip pool area was hidden behind a large lemon tree, beyond the cantina and the host’s house. It was small and perfect for cooling off from a hot day.
Below the pool was the other available room but I never saw the inside so have no comment about that space. However, there was another single female visitor staying in that room that I met at breakfast my first morning. She was from Washington D. C. and said she had been getting the best sleep of her life there. She told me about the Merlin bird app to help identify the numerous birds thriving in the area. She had never heard such beautiful bird songs either and was very sad that her time at the casa was winding up.
The only head’s-up that I would give to other visitors who don’t have strong legs is that the steps leading up to the pool and the first few steps leading up to the roof top areas are tall and there are no hand rails and nothing to hold on to. I have bad knees and did not attempt either since I had nothing to hold on to. The metal stairs up to the roof have hand rails but you must climb a few stairs without handrails first. This is not a complaint, just a consideration for other travelers who might have physical limitations similar to mine.
I was visiting friends in El Centenario, so the location was perfect for me. I didn’t have a car but there were shops and places to eat within walking distance. I was a female traveling on my own so I didn’t walk anywhere on my own but I never felt unsafe in or around the casa.
We drove to La Paz one week day morning and it took about 10-12 minutes. The roads in the area around the casa are mostly dirt and not well maintained so if you’re renting a vehicle, something sturdy with good suspension is your best bet.
From my first glorious morning at Casa Xochitl, relaxing on my blue bench, I was already thinking about when I could come back with my husband, should we invite his sister, which friends of mine would love it as much, how I wished my trip were longer!
I was excited to share my experience to hopefully encourage another traveler to experience the magic of Casa Xochitl.
If you want to read a more detailed review, please read on. I felt like Dan and his beautiful casa deserved more than compact commentary. AI has not been used to write or check any of this review so please excuse any errors.
It was warm, late and dark when I entered the gates of Casa Xochitl for the first time. The gardens twinkled with little lights and I got my first feelings of what a special place I was entering.
My host, Dan, was cool & kind and took his time to show me around my room even though I had checked in after his bed time. He reminded me of the old beach bums back home; with his white hair, flip flops, easy vibe and permanent tan. He was clearly a hard working dude, to be able to manage and maintain that gorgeous and complex property on his own. He was unobtrusive but happy to answer my questions and proved to be an amazing chef.
I booked the dome room just for the open air shower and I was not disappointed. It was like having my own private casita - A beautiful brick building with pleasing decor reflective of the local culture. The bed was cool and comfortable, as was the temperature controlled room. A noise machine and charging station were provided at the head of the bed. A guest robe, drinking water, and pool towels were also supplied in the room.
The spacious bathroom was nicely stocked and the towels were large, thick, and soft. There was a warning against flushing paper due to being at sea level but the toilet had a bidet and a comfortable alternative to flushing paper.
I was pleasantly surprised by the size and appointments of the room. The place was spotless and all of the linens smelled crisply fresh. I did see a little lizard squiggle up the wall behind my suitcase on my last morning but no bugs in the four nights of my stay and the lizard was clean.
I woke up at 5:30am the first morning and when I opened the front door of my room to look out at the grounds, I felt like Dorothy! The sun was starting to get ready; warming the colorful flower petals and cacti. The birds were in full song, a gentle breeze rustled through the tall palms, and the water from a nearby fountain trickled through the rocks. I was waiting for a Mexican Munchkin to pop out from behind the colorful bush on the other side of the gravel path. This was the way to start a day!
I sat upon the blue bench on my private porch at length; sipping my coffee and combing my bare toes up and down the back of the sweetest resident dog who was snuggled at my feet. She would not give me her ball!
My daily breakfast was delicious, nutritious, and abundant. Each day was a different dish featuring local specialties and the host’s extra touches like breakfast tostada with pickled onions, tamales, quesadillas, scrambled eggs, chorizo, an array of fresh fruit, yogurt, coconut chia pudding, granola, juices and excellent coffee.
The host’s kitchen and the breakfast area were at the front of the villa so the vibe was open and welcoming. A large wood table and chairs flagged by a shell & cactus garden and a whispering water fixture made up the lower level. There was also a sun deck above with tables and chairs for early morning or evening views.
Behind my room was a cute cantina-style outdoor community kitchen/dining area with a grass roof. Guests were allowed to put our own food and drinks in the fridge and use the microwave. There was a large dining table with chairs and a hammock to make another perfect hang out area.
The dip pool area was hidden behind a large lemon tree, beyond the cantina and the host’s house. It was small and perfect for cooling off from a hot day.
Below the pool was the other available room but I never saw the inside so have no comment about that space. However, there was another single female visitor staying in that room that I met at breakfast my first morning. She was from Washington D. C. and said she had been getting the best sleep of her life there. She told me about the Merlin bird app to help identify the numerous birds thriving in the area. She had never heard such beautiful bird songs either and was very sad that her time at the casa was winding up.
The only head’s-up that I would give to other visitors who don’t have strong legs is that the steps leading up to the pool and the first few steps leading up to the roof top areas are tall and there are no hand rails and nothing to hold on to. I have bad knees and did not attempt either since I had nothing to hold on to. The metal stairs up to the roof have hand rails but you must climb a few stairs without handrails first. This is not a complaint, just a consideration for other travelers who might have physical limitations similar to mine.
I was visiting friends in El Centenario, so the location was perfect for me. I didn’t have a car but there were shops and places to eat within walking distance. I was a female traveling on my own so I didn’t walk anywhere on my own but I never felt unsafe in or around the casa.
We drove to La Paz one week day morning and it took about 10-12 minutes. The roads in the area around the casa are mostly dirt and not well maintained so if you’re renting a vehicle, something sturdy with good suspension is your best bet.
From my first glorious morning at Casa Xochitl, relaxing on my blue bench, I was already thinking about when I could come back with my husband, should we invite his sister, which friends of mine would love it as much, how I wished my trip were longer!
I was excited to share my experience to hopefully encourage another traveler to experience the magic of Casa Xochitl.
Pár
Komentář přidán: 21. 5. 2024
Ubytován/a od duben 2024
The Perfect Place for my Perfect Getaway
It's been close to a month since we stayed at Casa Xochitl for two nights and I still can't stop talking about it! The service was impeccable, the hosts were super friendly, kind and accommodating! The property is beautiful, so much character and it truly embraces the culture and natural elements of the area. Breakfast was absolutely amazing and my furry hostess provided the perfect touch to our stay here. Definitely recommended and will definitely be back!
Pár
TR
Komentář přidán: 17. 2. 2022
Ubytován/a od únor 2022
The best in La Paz
We passed 3 awesome nights here and loved every detail of it! I think if you are coming to La Paz with a car I don’t think you can find better place than here. Their breakfasts warm& super friendly vibe were really much more than we expected. Believe me you will not regret!
Jiné
Komentář přidán: 2. 1. 2021
Ubytován/a od prosinec 2020
Best La Paz B&B - a quiet retreat near the city, but away from the hussle and bustle. Great for Birders!
Our stay at Casa Xochitl was wonderful. If you like B&B's, nature, and being a short distance from the hub of a major city, this is the place for you.
The hosts, Win and Dan, were super. There are several individual "cottages" on site. We stayed at the one called Casa Xochitl II, which was is a freestanding building with a beautiful brick dome ceiling and an attached full bathroom. There was a seating area just outside our door, and a wonderful water feature with another seating area in the courtyard just outside our door. Their place attracted a lot of the migrant and resident birds, a variety of lizards, and their architecture, interior and exterior design and landscaping was beautifully and tastfully done. It was truly an oasis in El Cenenario. They were located approx. 15 - 20 minutes from the La Paz
The hosts, Win and Dan, were super. There are several individual "cottages" on site. We stayed at the one called Casa Xochitl II, which was is a freestanding building with a beautiful brick dome ceiling and an attached full bathroom. There was a seating area just outside our door, and a wonderful water feature with another seating area in the courtyard just outside our door. Their place attracted a lot of the migrant and resident birds, a variety of lizards, and their architecture, interior and exterior design and landscaping was beautifully and tastfully done. It was truly an oasis in El Cenenario. They were located approx. 15 - 20 minutes from the La Paz
Individuální cestující
CA
Komentář přidán: 4. 2. 2019
Ubytován/a od únor 2019
Treat Yourself!
This gem of a B&B is just outside of town, in an authentic neighborhood, but so close to town you won’t feel too removed. The house is to DIE for—so chic, stylish, and open. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, the common areas cool and enticing. The bonus is, of course, the hosts, who are so genuine and friendly, you’ll feel so welcome and cared for. And they know all the good spots and places to eat. I’ll definitely be back!
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78 Calle Miguel Aleman, La Paz, 23205, Mexiko|11,11 km z centra města
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