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Located in the heart of La Paz, the building was formerly the town’s courthouse. It has been completely renovated and redesigned as a traditional hotel under the authority and supervision of the INAH. El ángel azul is a B&B-Hotel with the touch of a mexican hacienda. el ángel azul is quietly secluded in central downtown La Paz , in short walking distance to the waterfront (Malecón), restaurants, shops and museums.
The owner Esther Ammann from Switzerland will be your host. She arrived in Baja for surfing in Todos Santos for the first time in 1995. She fell in love with La Paz and started to renovate and rebuild el ángel azul in 1998 and she is still working on her dream each and every day. el ángel azul opened in 1999 with 3 rooms, a restaurant and a gallery. Two years and seven more rooms later she made the wonderful decision to close the door to the public and create a very private and special B&B with the most beautiful garden in it’s center. Guess who is the gardener? Esther used to travel most of her life but she never found a place with the beauty of the Baja and the special kindness of the people of La Paz. Esther helps you to assist in planning your activities or booking any services and/or day trips.
The B&B Hotel has all the services. Each room has its own bathroom and air conditioning and all are non-smoking. A library of videos is available for screening in the living room/bar area. In the courtyard you enjoy the calm of the garden, where you will taste typical Mexican or European breakfast or have a Margarita later in the day. Enjoy a drink at our bar before you go out for dinner!
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Check-in: 2pm
Check-out: 11am |
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Standard/Studio Units
1 Bedroom Units
Air Conditioning
| Balcony or Patio
Bar
Breakfast Included
| Cable or Satellite TV
In Room Internet
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