One of the first roads in Baja was a Mission road from here to Loreto in the 1700's. Many North Americans are now deciding to call Muleg home. This is likely to be the next town even more overrun with gringos looking for an inexpensive place to purchase their own private get-away. The ownership, which had changed often over the last few years, now finally seems set. Usually still in stages of being upgraded, this location offers a lovely, colorful and airy courtyard where guests tend to congregate and relax late in the day.
Rooms are quite clean and likely to be the best found in the middle of town.
Prices are negotiable for stays of 4 nights or more. The former home of Mexican poet Vicente Gorosave, it now has a restaurant with classy, tropical ambiance up front. Unfortunately, the rooms in back are a little worn, dark and drab. The most livable of the choices in this price range, the drawback here is that being across the street from the church, you're awoken at 6a.m. each day. Bring ear plugs.