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Starting from
$179K – $800K
Units available
6 / 300
6 for salePrice range
$179K – $800K
Available
6 of 300 units
Payment
Cash
The Rosarito Beach Hotel is one of Baja California’s most iconic landmarks, operating since 1924 and long established as a defining beachfront destination on the Gold Coast. Over its century of history, it has hosted Hollywood figures, global travelers, and generations of Southern California visitors drawn to its direct Pacific Ocean setting and resort atmosphere. Today, The Residences at the Rosarito Beach Hotel allow private ownership inside this historic property, combining beachfront real estate with full hotel services and rental income potential. This is a condo-hotel model where ownership is tied to one of the most recognizable names on the Baja coast, offering both lifestyle use and investment flexibility within a fully serviced resort environment.
Location & Border Proximity
The Residences are located approximately 30 minutes south of the San Ysidro border crossing, making it one of the most accessible oceanfront ownership opportunities for U.S. and Canadian buyers. Situated in central Rosarito Beach, the property provides immediate access to downtown restaurants, markets, and services, while still maintaining direct beachfront positioning. Puerto Nuevo is about 10 minutes south, Ensenada is roughly 1 hour south, and Valle de Guadalupe wine country is about the same distance, creating a corridor of tourism, dining, and wine experiences within easy reach. This combination of proximity and accessibility makes it ideal for weekend travel, retirement use, or part-time ownership.
Residences & Architecture
The Pacifico Tower features 271 condominium units designed as a condo-hotel with full ocean views from every unit due to its L-shaped layout. Residences include studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom configurations, as well as penthouse suites. Units are fully equipped with kitchens, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and private balconies. The architecture blends modern resort design with traditional Mexican colonial influences, incorporating murals and cultural motifs throughout shared spaces. Each residence is designed for both personal use and hotel-style occupancy, allowing flexibility between private living and rental management.
Dining, Wine & Local Experiences
Residents have immediate access to on-site dining including traditional Mexican restaurants, beachfront bars, and casual poolside service. Outside the property, Rosarito offers a wide variety of seafood restaurants, taco stands, and nightlife within minutes. Puerto Nuevo is a short drive south and is known for its lobster dining culture, while Valle de Guadalupe provides a world-class wine region with more than 100 wineries and internationally recognized culinary destinations. This creates a lifestyle centered on food, wine, and coastal experiences without long travel times.
Healthcare & Practical Convenience
Healthcare access is strong in Rosarito, with Hospital Bonanova and multiple clinics located within minutes of the property. Pharmacies are widely available and offer lower costs compared to the United States. For advanced medical care, San Diego hospitals are approximately 30 minutes north via the border crossing. This proximity provides practical reassurance for full-time residents, retirees, and part-time owners.
Investment & Rental Potential
The Residences at Rosarito Beach Hotel operate as a condo-hotel, allowing owners to participate in a managed rental program that leverages the hotel’s established guest base. Units generate consistent demand from Southern California travelers seeking short beachfront stays. Owners may use their property full-time or place it into the hotel rental pool for passive income. Compared to similar oceanfront properties in Southern California, this represents a significantly more accessible entry point into beachfront ownership with established infrastructure already in place.
Rosarito Beach Hotel, Rosarito
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