The White Lodge

Amazing service, poeple and food. We love how quiet it is. As well as the scenery and how clean everything is. We really appreciate their commitment to the small details. As well as how quickly they resolve any issues that come up. We come here at least once a year and have never regretted it.

If you’re looking to enjoy the beauty of the East Cape, BCS. There is no better spot than The White Lodge. Surroundings are beautiful, accommodation super comfortable and truly unique. The restaurant menu was varied and the food was excellent. Staff were attentive and made everyday of my week stay a pleasure.

The write up of this hotel in the description explains it perfectly. A very bumpy hour drive from San Jose keeps the masses away which is exactly what makes this place special. We had cottage 7, which is called Sunrise and describes it perfectly as we woke to the sun every morning into our room and then enjoyed coffee on our deck watching a 180 degree view of the ocean and a daily whale show! Enjoyed a Tezmecalli ceremony and massage on our rooftop…highly recommend even though a bit pricey…very cool experience. Food is very good…fresh and healthy. Victor was outstanding and helpful to our needs. Javier in the restaurant was also a highlight as well as all the staff! Special place!

Overall incredible experience. It's not a typical "luxury" resort, it's much more grounded and offers a truly unique experience that's based around disconnection and nature. The rooms were beautiful and we went to sleep every night to the sound and warmth of the fire burning in our fireplace. The restaurant was very accommodating to our vegan diet, something we struggled with everywhere else in Baja. We were there in late January and it was a constant whale show in front of the lodge all day long. Bring binoculars! The staff were incredibly kind throughout our stay and went out of their way to make out stay as pleasant as possible. The massage we got (Aztec massage) was also extremely professional and wonderful. My only complaint was that the hot water in the shower lasted a grand total of about 3-4 minutes, which was hardly enough for my wife and I even when we tried to shower together as fast as possible. The prices in the restaurant were also very high, which was a bummer as there were no other options in the area. Overall highly recommended!

We loved our stay at The White Lodge. It felt like a private retreat, peaceful and relaxing. I loved that it was off the beaten path away from the bustling city and light pollution. We could see so many stars at night with the tranquil sound of waves crashing on the shore from the the Sea of Cortez . The food and drinks were amazing. So fresh with several vegan/vegetarian options. The spa was also a treat. We did a cacao and Temazcalli sweat lodge ceremonies that were magical. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful property.

This was our first stop on our BCS road trip. We initially wanted to stay 2 nights but they only had 1 night available. We arrived around 3:30pm. We flew in to SJD, rented a car, bought groceries, got slightly lost but managed to reach the lodge in time to test the beach and enjoy the sunset. We were checked in without any real tour of the hotel or explanation of services available. Later we came to find out we missed a sunrise yoga session. Something we would've loved to join considering we were already up by that time. Who knows what else we missed out on The suite itself was lovely. There is no bathroom door, it's just an opening so there's no real privacy. Not ideal if you're not a couple, which we were thankfully. The bed is very comfortable and if you sleep with the main doors open you can watch the sunrise from bed. The plunge pool in my opinion was useless. It actually attracted flies or bees which made it somewhat uncomfortable to use the deck chairs. The beach was completely abandoned. Actually I'm not even sure we were meant to access it at all. You can walk to the beach from the lodge but there's no real pathway once you cross the street. You need to go under or around a broken fence and walk by a deserted trailer or shack. Once you reach there the beach is beautiful and endless but very rough. My partner went out for a short swim and came back bruised missing one of his diving fins. We barely saw any sign of life on the premises expect for the staff, an influencer with her camera equipment, a family that briefly checked out the premises and a group of American surfers that ate breakfast after their morning surf. Looking back I'm not sure we'd stay there again. But I can see how this place can be magical for some.