Enjoy the Mision Santa Isabel Hotel - Ensenada B.C.

Location, Location, Location...

You can't find a better location for staying at an affordable hotel in Ensenada.  The Mision Santa Isabel hotel is an Ensenada landmark hotel situated right on the main boulevard of Ensenada, at the bridge of the Ensenada river. From here you can walk the primary shopping street of Ensenada, to local eateries such as El Rey Sol and famous pubs such, Hussongs Cantina (over 100 years old) and Papas and Beer to let your hair down.

Mision Santa Isabel Courtyard

The Mision Santa Isabel hotel, located one block from the Ensenada marina, features a poolside courtyard that is ideal for family barbeques, carne asada parties and group special events.

This sunny and picturesque courtyard also features a bar and outdoor grill for the perfect poolside afternoon.

The hotel itself is also located on Calle Primera, the main shopping street in Ensenada. Calle Primera was recently renovated with new streets and brick sidewalks featuring sidewalk cafes, open-air coffee shops, and five star restaurants, such as El Rey Sol for Ensenada's best surf and turf. All of Ensenada's center of town tourist attractions are within comfortable walking distance from the Mision Santa Isabel.

Mision Santa Isabel Bell Tower

The Mision Santa Isabel hotel, has a rich history.  When the architect, engineer and native Parisian Gaston Eugenio Rene Flourie Sablayrolles arrived in Santa Rosalia, Baja, he marveled at the wonders he saw and the mysteries found on this beautiful peninsula. His countless expeditions through Baja took him to the most interesting places along this vast stretch of land.  Traveling at times on foot or by mules, he encountered mountains and deserts, oceans and beaches. He was on a quest to find the lost mission of Santa Isabel.

The mission was never found, but the Engineer Eugenio Gaston Flourie wanted to do something to remember the missionaries and the Lost Mission of Santa Isabel.  In that remembrance of the missionaries and the 30-year expedition to find their mysterious mission, written documents, and way of life, Eugenio Flourie designed and built the Mission Santa Isabel Hotel in Ensenada, Baja California, in May of 1951.

Come experience it for yourself.  Today the hotel is meticulously maintained and is situated in the heart of the Ensenada's festive and renovated Calle Primera tourist zone.