Entire family went down for my brother's wedding. Beautiful place, spacious rooms, nicely decorated. Although the trip getting there is a bumpy one, it's more than worth it. Food was wonderful, staff was great.

Fishing was a good experience for the guys but they said it was over priced. Definately a trip I won't forget and will do again soon!

We were in Punta Pescadero from June 29-July 3. Although we did not actually stay at the Hotel Punta Pescadero, we were there for most of each day. Our family friends have a beach house, Casa Sonrisa, 3 doors down from the resort. Last summer when we were there in August, it was hot and horribly humid but this time was absolutely gorgeous! I asked to see a room at the resort-and they were amazing! They were redone and modern--I especially liked the honeymoon suite with the private jacuzzi! The views are amazing, and if you don't feel like being in tourist central but like to fish, relax, kayak, snorkel, and eat tacos--then this is the place for you!

The road coming in right now is drivable. We actually took the old dirt road in an old minivan and had no problems! We took the paved road once and it was just as bumpy and took twice as long to get to Los Barilles.

I feel that the meals at this place are sorely overpriced. Last summer we had a simple breakfast (bacon, eggs and toast) and it cost about 20 bucks. However, unless you have quads or want to drive into Los Barilles, this is really your only option!

I strongly suggest renting quads from the resort-they are actually cheaper than the rental places in Los Barilles. They are a lot of fun and you can go look at cave paintings, waterfalls, and cruise thru arroyos.

An amazing place to stay...but the roads ARE NOT for the faint at heart!

It is a good thing that the previous reviewer had a plane to take them to Punta Pescadero because a taxi will not get you there. On Feb. 8th I tried to drive my rental car from Los Barriles to El Cardenel which is the end of the new paved road and had to turn back at K 17 due to the terrible road conditions. Hurricane John destroyed the road to Punta Pescadero so unless you have a plane and don't plan to drive anywhere you may want to rethink this destination.

This is the first time we have returned to this isolated fly in intimate resort located in what we consider the most pristine and magical beach in all of the east cape. They have recently remodeled and we were overjoyed by the quality of the upgrades. It now has the feeling of a spa resort with huge ocean front suites facing the most magical little swimming pool of a bay surrounded by a multitude of rocky formations that provided a home for the multitudes of tropical fish that abound here. Close off shore were frolicking whales and dolphins. Famous for the excellent fishing right off this appropriately named punta (point), we enjoyed fresh mahi and yellowtail caught hours before. The rates were very low, $150 per night for us and the food in the only restaurant was very much improved, very local in flavor with an international edge to the prep. We realized the rates reflect the difficult acessability of this remote paradise, and are lucky we can fly our own plane right up to the hotel, however we encourage anyone desiring a truly memorable week in a true remote seaside paradise to make the 1.5 hour cab ride from Cabo or La Paz, it is very much worth the effort. Pam and Bruce, Santa Cruz,Ca