Coco Cabanas Loreto

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Fast facts

Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Pets allowed

More about Coco Cabanas Loreto

Coco Cabanas Loreto

Located in Loreto, 2 km from Zaragoza Beach, Coco Cabanas Loreto provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking and barbecue facilities.

Reviews from
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Group traveller

Comment: 21 Aug 2024

Stayed in: Jul 2024

20th Great Stay! We’ll be back!

If you want the “Cabo” experience in Loreto, you should stay with Cabo. The Cocos Cabanas (CC) is a great stay if you’re looking for value, informal setting, and the Baja (not Cabo) experience. Beach hotels are notorious for imperfect stays because of high customer turnover, staffing issues, etc, but mainly logistic challenges. Many things you need/want are, at best, a 10 hour round trip to La Paz. So to enjoy Loreto is to remember “you’re not in Cabo!”. At CC, the owner lives on site& and is always available. The new Manager is great and answered every question we had, ordered our taxis, arranged for our laundry service, promptly got our WiFi fixed, and provided us with a list of recommended restaurants at check-in. oh! The maid service was outstanding, and we always had a hot shower! There’s a 100ft unpaved road from the CC to the paved & sidewalked “calle Davis” (David Street) which is a 10 minute walk to the Marina or 15minutes to the central Town Plaza. Yes, there’s always things to fix, like in every Beach town Hotel I’ve ever stayed in. We stayed in Cambria, CA in 2017, in a $200 a night (plus $40 in local taxes) hotel on Moonstruck Rd with the Highway at our back window and the parking lot out the front door. You had to choose between running the AC or the TV! Not both! You had to drive your car into town just to eat, so just remember where you are or go to Cabo! I’ve stayed at several other hotels here and always went back to the CC, but I’m not here to be waited on or lay by the pool with a Margarita. I want a reasonably good bed, a refrigerator for my beer y fish, friendly “neighbors”, and mingle with the locals! CC fills that ticket !!
Group traveller

Comment: 18 Feb 2025

Stayed in: Feb 2025

Dystopian

So here’s the lowdown. The property is owned by 2 Mexican brothers who are in a family dispute that is so terrible that it affects travelers. One lives nearby (Steven)and the other in the US. (Barret) The beige casitas are run by the local owner and the colorful cabanas are owned by the US brother. We were guests of the US brother and we paid through booking.com. (we had no idea) No one was on site for us and nobody would help us with questions or introduction. There are 2 separate offices and no one was staffing “our office” No communication- you had to call and some of the other long term guests who we asked questions of wouldn’t help us. It was as though we were shunned because we were guests of the “other” The world is painful enough without being dragged into a family feud. We did have maid service but could never find our maid unless we bumped into or called a Mexican number to an off site manager… Wow. Nice property but really needs maintainence. Hard working Mexican people work to clean etc but have been directed to not help the people in the colorful casitas! Dystopian…

Hotel response

Comment: 9 Jan 2026

Hello, thank you for this honest review!
We take our customers' and former guests' opinions very seriously, so we've worked on remodeling many common areas, as well as our private units. As well as fixing any communication issues that there might be on-site. We apologize that you had an experience where you felt out of place. The new team of employees is now all working hard together from both administrations to bring a better service that every guest deserves.
Once again, thank you for considering our place and for this honest review. It always helps us improve and we will continue to do so.
Family traveller

Comment: 17 Feb 2025

Stayed in: Feb 2025

Going downhill

This property was probably one of the finest in the area when it was built many years ago. It has style and many different sizes of lodging, but age and wear and tear are beginning to take its toll. Our unit was very clean, due to amazing staff, but simple maintenance is being overlooked. Light bulbs, closet doors, kitchen cupboard doors and just the simple task of properly stocking it with kitchen utensils, pots and cooking supplies is sorely lacking. We had to wash utensils before we ate as there were only a small number of them in the drawer. The curtains in the bedrooms barely cover the windows and there are no blinds for privacy. I stacked books against them to cover the cracks at night. The tubs drain very slowly and I was standing in ankle deep water by the time my shower was finished.
The outside area is experiencing the same neglect. There are switch boxes for lighting hanging by their wires. The pool tiles are flaking off on the steps and sides of the pool. There are plant roots growing out from underneath the tiles around the hot tub. The hot tub itself only has 2 of the 4 jets working. The handrail into the pool has half of the plastic cover peeling off. The pool, while well heated, is the same temperature as the hot tub. The barbques,while still working, are on their last legs and require some new burners.
Coupled with the roosters crowing and the dogs barking, do not go here if you are a light sleeper. This is now a 2 star at best.
This was and could be again a beautiful complex. But the property has two owners who do not see eye-to-eye and their inability to work constructively to maintain this poperty is really very sad.

Hotel response

Comment: 9 Jan 2026

Hello, thank you for your review!
It's been a year, but we still want to thank you for your stay and this honest review. This year, we've dedicated ourselves to remodeling our units and common areas to provide a space that is worth your time and money. As well as having someone on-site to help you out with any issues that might come up.
Family traveller

Comment: 7 Feb 2025

Stayed in: Jan 2025

Fabulous Potential but lacking maintenance

This resort is in a great location in Loreto- close to the Marina, and an easy walk to the Old Town tourist area. The idea of having the individual cabana's and casitas is great, and the availability of pools nice. Overall this should be a 10/10 property, but due to management maintenance neglect I can only give it a 5/10.
We have previously stayed in a cabana, this year we were renting a casita, and found the staff to be exceptional. However, lack of maintenance and poor management is taking its toll on this property. The furniture in the casita we were in was worn out. They were disguising it by covering it with furniture coverings. Kitchen cabinet doors and bedroom closet doors are broken. There were 4 of us in the casita, and they were 4 forks, 4 knives, and 4 spoons and about 6 plates and bowls. 2 drinking glasses, about 4-5 wine glasses, and a dozen "shooter" glasses. Needless to say we had to purchase more drinking glasses, and we made sure the dishes were done promptly after each meal. During our stay, the internet was unreliable, and our receiver had to be replaced, we had to replace 3 burn out light bulbs and we experienced one 4 hour stretch, and a full day/night without any water. Apparently the town had a water problem, but the manager/owner on site was very slow to hire a truck to refill the water tanks, and when he did so, he complained to his guests about having to pay for it.... The pools are lovely, but there are several area where the tiles have fallen off, and not been replaced. Its very clear that the managers are not willing or able to reinvest to keep this property in good shape. It's really too bad, as it has great potential.
Family traveller

Comment: 29 Feb 2024

Stayed in: Feb 2024

Could be good with a few improvements

Coco Cabana is off the beaten path. To get to any restaurant, you must walk 1/2 mile traversing a dusty road and streets with some sidewalks. There isn't any help at the location for tour guides, restaurant recommendations. The hot water would not last through a very fast shower. I had to get wet, turn off the shower, lather up with no water and then turn on the water to rinse off. Housekeeping was spotty. The only daily routine was trash disposal and toilet paper refill. Wifi is spotty. We frequently had dropped Wifi. On the plus side, it is not too far to the beach and marina.

Excellent location

4.6

71 Calle Davis Exterior, Callejon Chino Davis interior Cabanas #3, #5, #7, Casita El Sol, Casita Tortuga, The outback, Casa Grande, Loreto, 23880, Mexico|0.7 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

15:00

Check out before:

11:00

Good to know

Extra beds

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Cot

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Important information from the hotel
Please inform Coco Cabanas Loreto in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property.

Coco Cabanas Loreto: FAQs

Coco Cabanas Loreto is 0.7 km away from Loreto city centre.
Coco Cabanas Loreto is in Loreto, Mexico and is 0.7 km away from Loreto city centre.
At Coco Cabanas Loreto you can check in from 15:00, and you'll need to check out before 11:00.
Yes, there is parking available at Coco Cabanas Loreto.
We don’t have any information about restaurants at Coco Cabanas Loreto, please check with them when booking.