Baja Nomads Hotel (Tribu Pescadero)

We had an awesome time staying at Tribu Pescadero! The staff was super welcoming. The casita felt like our own private treehouse. We loved looking at all of the stars from the rooftop deck. We played tennis at the brand new Pescadero Tennis Club that was just a few minutes away, and enjoyed time relaxing in the hammocks by the pool and the nearby beaches. The off-road 4x4s were really fun too. This was a great experience and we will definitely be back!

This is the most beautiful, magical place I've ever stayed. It's like a fairytale with tree houses and quaint private cottages. The people are extremely friendly and made us feel so comfortable. I loved that it was sort of off the beaten path...it felt very private and special. I would definitely stay here again if I'm ever in the area again.

This is not your standard stay in MX, this is an elevated, serene nature escape! A must visit place to relax and enjoy. Main things to note: The vibe is Earthy and community, so try to bring some or make friends w/others. The staff make everyone feel as if the place is their home! Treehouses - 4 in total in a row, you will share an entry staircase/area as 2 are attached (4 total). It's best if you know the others you share with as the walls are thin and it can be less private as the doors and windows will stay open for air circulation. The large rooms are all facing the ocean and all independent, but also windows will likely be left open for circulation. No AC or heat, very safe we never locked the room as we wanted to use the screen doors. Full wifi on property so you can work anywhere outside. Yoga/studio is open to use and all outside with a thin natural roof (gets wet in rain). Have mats and yoga equip avail. Spa on site, though you prebook the services. Pool/loungers/daybeds are a must. Bar on site, staffed later in day and at night. Cute little bus setting by a fire pit and hammock. Breakfast served in the other bus kitchen. Small, manageable authentic menu. Made with love and care. Adventure centers close by for activities off site. Beaches are close by car, not recommended to walk anywhere. There is a basil farm and livestock close by so there are wild dogs protecting the land and not a lot of foot traffic otherwise. The beaches are best researched first as not every beach on the Pacific Ocean will be enjoyable/safe due to currents. There is a fine dining restaruant close by, but otherwise Todos Santos is quite close -highly recommend exploring the area. We found that if you drive under the highway on the dirt road and turn left after the underpass you can bypass getting on the highway and driving the wrong direction before finding a U turn. Be careful for wild dogs. Highly recommend staying here!

We recently returned from a delightful stay at Tribu Pescadero. The moment you set foot on the property, its boho-chic and eco-friendly ambiance transports you to another world. Our suite was well-equipped, and we enjoyed the second-floor deck with its mountain views and sunshine. The rooms were clean, beds comfortable, and the daily breakfast options were delicious. Conveniently located in the heart of Pescadero, it served as a fantastic home base to explore nearby attractions. We felt safe walking to the beach daily, and using their e-bikes added to the convenience. Our nearby excursions to Cerritos beach, Playa Las Palmas, Todos Santos, a day in La Paz, along with relaxing at the hotel, made for a wonderful experience. I highly recommend Tribu Pescadero and look forward to staying there again.

unexpectedly beautiful hotel near todos santos. the rooms were impeccable and the staff was always very nice and helpful. we stayed for a few nights and really enjoyed our time in baja. there’s a beach near the hotel that has a very nice vibe and plenty of things to see nearby. would recommend going during winter though because summer in baja gets really hot and i didn’t see any ac in the rooms. you definitely need to have a rented car to be able to move around if you decide to stay here.