5 Reasons Why You Should Stay at a Boutique Hotel Instead of a Resort

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When preparing to book your next vacation in Los Cabos, there are a wide range of accommodations to choose from. However, there is much to be said about the many advantages of staying in a boutique hotel instead of a resort. For those who prefer a quiet and intimate vacation experience in a unique beach vacation spot on Mexico’s pacific, a boutique hotel is exactly what you’re looking for.

1. Intimate Surroundings

One of the advantages of a boutique hotel instead of a resort is an offer of intimacy. Hotel Casa Natalia, for example, only offers 18 charming boutique suites in the heart of San José del Cabo’s historic city center. Not only do you get to enjoy smaller scale installations, but you’re literally steps away from all the charm the city has to offer. Most often, large scale resorts are quite removed from any city center, which make it time consuming to leave the resort at all.

2. Personalized Service

Due to the fact that a boutique hotel offers more intimate surroundings and fewer suites, staff are able to ensure that guests experience more a much more personalized service experience. Furthermore, smaller installations mean a smaller team of staff, which allows for guests to familiarize themselves with staff another during their vacation.

3. Authentic Experience

Being steps away from the city center allows for a one-of-a-kind vacation experience perfect for guests are looking to experience the authentic culture of the area in which they are staying. Outside the hotel walls, Casa Natalia is surrounded by quaint cobblestone streets, charming Spanish-inspired colonial buildings, family-owned jewelry shops, inviting restaurants and, of course, the natural beauty of Baja California.

4. Fabulous Dining

Most large chain hotels and resorts offer limited dining options that often don’t go much further than buffets and repetitive cuisine. A boutique hotel like Casa Natalia offers exquisite dining at our in-house restaurants. A San José del Cabo favorite, Mi Cocina & Baja Oyster Bar offer an innovative and exquisite take on Mexican and European cuisine. Our celebrated chef works with local fishermen, farmers and ranchers to source the freshest fish, organic vegetables and farm-raised meats.

5. Increased Safety

Smaller installations mean less staff and guests on-site, which make it much easier to maintain rigorous safety and sanitation protocols. The team at Casa Natalia boutique hotel have undergone extensive safety and sanitation protocol training, with the security of each and every one of our guests as one of our highest priorities.

Come to escape, stay to discover at Casa Natalia Boutique Hotel.

Book your accommodations in the Historical City Center of San José del Cabo here.

Los Cabos Receives Travel Safety Stamp from The World Travel & Tourism Council

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Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, is the first destination on the Pacific to receive the Travel Safety Stamp granted by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The stamp is bestowed among destinations that have adopted a high standard of hygiene in establishments and are taking strong measures to protect travelers’ health.  

The Travel Safety Stamp and hygiene protocols issued by the WTTC are based on international standards and are supported by the World Tourism Organization. This distinction is designed to provide travelers with confidence when it comes to hygiene and sanitation measures among establishments and businesses operating within the tourism sector, such as hotels, restaurants, establishments, airlines, airports and cruises, etc.

Baja California Sur has complied with all safety protocols issued by the World Travel and Tourism Council – drawn up with the guidance from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in close collaboration with the International Association of Air Transport (IATA), the International Council of Airports (ACI) and the International Association of Cruise Lines (CLIA).

Just a 30-minute drive from Cabo San Lucas, Hotel Casa Natalia is a charming 18-room boutique hotel in the heart of San Jose del Cabo’s Centro Historico. Outside the hotel walls, Casa Natalia is surrounded by quaint cobblestone streets, charming Spanish-inspired colonial buildings, family-owned jewelry shops, inviting restaurants and, of course, the natural beauty of Baja California.

We at Casa Natalia couldn’t be more excited to welcome you back to your second home with the confidence that your health and safety are a number one priority.

Read more about the health and safety protocols at Casa Natalia.

Come to escape, stay to discover at Casa Natalia. Book your accommodations in the Historical Center of San José del Cabo here.

Navigating Life During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Navigating life during the COVID-19 pandemic has without a doubt been a very high stress feat for people on a global level. While the virus has upended daily lives around the world, it’s important to remember that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Somedays it may seem like this could go on forever, but we have to continue to remind ourselves that the situation is temporary. The more careful we are, the sooner this we can get back to normal.

Here at Casa Natalia we are taking every precaution necessary to protect our team, their families, and our future guests. Due to recommendations from health authorities, Casa Natalia, Mi Cocina and Baja Oyster Bar will remain closed until May 31st. When it comes to keeping Casa Natalia a safe place for our family and guests, there is no cutting corners. We have sanitized the hotel and its facilities top to bottom and follow all recommended safety protocols.

When it comes to navigating life during the COVID-19 pandemic while taking care of yourselves and your families at home, don’t forget to follow all instructions given by health authorities and do your best to maintain self-awareness. We know that remembering not to touch your face is probably the toughest thing, but let’s all try anyway! Wash your hands frequently (we recommend investing in a nice hand cream), and make sure to stay home if you feel ill. 

Self-care is crucial! Find ways to pamper yourself at home to make sure your mind stays safe too. 

This will all be over soon, and when it is…we can’t wait to welcome you back to Casa Natalia with open arms! Let’s face it, we’re all going to need a vacation.

Just a 30-minute drive from Cabo San Lucas, Hotel Casa Natalia is a charming 18-room boutique hotel in the heart of San Jose del Cabo’s Centro Historico. Outside the hotel walls, Casa Natalia is surrounded by quaint cobblestone streets, charming Spanish-inspired colonial buildings, family-owned jewelry shops, inviting restaurants and, of course, the natural beauty of Baja California.

Come to escape, stay to discover at Casa Natalia.

Pre-book your dream Mexican vacation in San José del Cabo here! 

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The municipality of Los Cabos government is implementing the Environmental Sanitation Tax. This is a new tax that will be dedicated to the betterment of the local community.

September 8th, 2022 – All travelers from this date on will be required to pay the daily tax. All reservations paid before this date will not be subject to paying this tax.
  • Who is subject to the tax? All travelers visiting a business unit that invoices for lodging services in Los Cabos.
  • How much is the tax? $33.68 Mexican Pesos per room per night ($1.70 USD depending on the exchange rate) regardless of the occupancy.
  • How will the tax be collected? The tax will be collected by hotels, timeshares, and lodging facilities across the destinations. Travelers will be able to see the tax charge in their hotel bill at check-in or check-out.
  • What is the purpose of the tax? The new tax will support government investment in environmental infrastructure, sustainability practices, and safety and security.