Todos Santos Boutique Hotel is a small inn in the historic district, an intimate and bohemian place in the kind of building that gives the town its character. The regional tourism board describes it as a boutique inn in the historic district with an intimate, bohemian feel, and its location is the main reason to choose it: the plaza, the mission church, the Siglo XXI Cultural Center and many of the galleries are within a short stroll. The hotel has been known under other names in the past, so you may see it referred to as the Todos Santos Inn in older reviews and guides, and it remains one of the more characterful small stays in the center. Staying here means waking up in the middle of the town and doing without a car for most of your visit. Mornings are quiet, with the cafes opening gradually and the light falling on old walls. In the evening the plaza and restaurant patios fill, and you can walk back through lit streets to a small hotel rather than a large property.
Location and getting around
The hotel sits in the historic district, so most of the sights in this guide are on foot. You will need a car, a taxi or a transfer for Punta Lobos, Los Cerritos, San Pedrito and El Pescadero. Parking arrangements for rental cars vary, so ask the hotel where to leave a vehicle if you have one.
Rooms and facilities
As a small boutique inn it has a limited number of rooms, a personal atmosphere and a design that leans bohemian, with art, colour and courtyard-style spaces typical of the town. Room types, bedding, air conditioning, any pool or garden, breakfast arrangements and check-in times vary, so confirm the details for your rate before you book. Expect character over the standardized comforts of a large resort.
Who it suits and good to know: couples, solo travelers and art lovers who want to be inside the historic district, and anyone who prefers a small inn to a resort. Because the property is small, rooms are limited, and the winter season and holiday weekends fill early. Light sleepers should ask for a room away from the street or any courtyard bars, since evenings in the center can be lively. Because older buildings have their own quirks, ask about stairs and accessibility if mobility is a concern.
Making the most of your stay
It works best as a base for a walking-focused visit. Start the day with coffee near the plaza, visit the church and the cultural center, follow with a gallery walk and keep the afternoon for the beach by car or taxi. Dinner in a courtyard restaurant makes a natural close. Compare it with Guaycura for a larger boutique option with a spa and beach club, Hotel California for history and a central address, and Gallo Azul for a lower price.
Why stay here
- ✓Historic district location
- ✓Small boutique inn
- ✓Bohemian, art-filled style
- ✓Walk to the plaza and church
- ✓Walk to galleries and restaurants
- ✓Intimate, personal atmosphere
- ✓Courtyard-style spaces
- ✓Short taxi ride to the beaches
Good questions
Is the hotel in the historic center?+
Yes, it is in the historic district, within walking distance of the plaza, the church and many galleries.
Is it the same as the Todos Santos Inn?+
It has been known under that name in the past, so older reviews and guides may use it. Check the current name when you book.
Do I need a car if I stay here?+
Not for the center, which you can walk. You will want a car or taxi for Punta Lobos, Los Cerritos and El Pescadero.
