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Q&A
Is Costa Palmas legit?
Costa Palmas has 8 reviews on 99consumer.com, with an average rating of 2.5 out of 5. This indicates that most consumers are dissatisfied with their business interactions and dealing. Therefore, caution is advised when considering purchases or engagements with the business.
How to reach Costa Palmas customer care?
You can contact Costa Palmas customer care via email at [email protected] or by calling them at 624 142 5884
Where is Costa Palmas located?
Costa Palmas is located at address Av, Sta Maria de La Ribera, 23570 La Ribera, B.C.S., Mexico.
Great Experience
We had a first-rate live at Costa Palmas. The house is stunning & current, smooth and well stocked. Randi furnished plenty of information about the place, where to consume and activities. She advocated a nearby lady to cook dinner for us which worked out first rate. There are not too many dining options in La Ribera so plan on a lot of meals on the house.
The Four Seasons is close by and there are many eating alternatives there. We had been two households and the house provided plenty of area for anyone. We simply enjoyed the jacuzzi and fire pits because the evenings are cool within the iciness. I would genuinely propose a live a Costa Palmas.
Tranquility Unleashed
An amazing place filled with tranquility and peace The view from its surroundings of the Sea of Cortez is unparalleled. The minimalist design of the exterior are a perfect blend with nature. The interiors serve to cover the beauty of the outside.
Regrettable Stay at the Four Seasons
It's not worth my money, to be honest. I had to endure an hour-long drive from the airport, and it was a genuinely horrendous journey that made me feel car sick. Moreover, I paid extra for an ocean-view room, but I could only see the children's pool from my window. To make matters worse, the beach was so vast that it required a considerable walk to reach the water. I've decided that I will never return to this Four Seasons property. The only redeeming aspect was the adults' pool, which was lovely. I had previously stayed at the One and Only, and Las Ventanas, and I wanted to try something different this time. In hindsight, I wish I had read some reviews before I wasted both my money and my precious vacation time here.
Memorable Stay and Golf Experience at Costa Palmas
I stayed at the Four Seasons and played at the Costa Palmas Golf Club. It's an RTJ course in the East Cape Baja region, right on the SEA of Cortez. The course had a beautiful open layout, many beach bunkers, and several blind shot holes. I recommend going there early to experience their hospitality. They offer a great breakfast and full-service driving range; you can even stop at a spot for lunch or drinks. It was a fantastic experience!
An Unpleasant Experience at Costa Palmas
I strongly advise staying away from this Costa Palmas property. It has been my unfortunate experience to have stayed here, and I must say it's the worst Costa Palmas I've ever been to. Upon arrival, I had the sad experience of losing my luggage during check-in. Many facilities were shut down during my stay, leaving very little to do on-site.
Additionally, the location is hours away from downtown, making it quite inconvenient if you plan to explore the city regularly. The overall experience left me feeling like I had been deceived; it was a total fraud.
The rooms themselves were pretty basic, and the level of service I received was far from what I expected from a Costa Palmas property. The attitude and professionalism of the managers were disappointing, and their handling of various issues came across as amateurish.
A Disappointing Golf Experience
This incredibly stale Robert Trent Jones-designed resort golf course is one that you cannot walk at all. Hidden in a bustling urban area surrounded by artificial landscapes, this high-strung club is divided into three-hole loops and offers underwhelming views of the Sea of Cortez. PRO TIP: Avoid any guidance from head pro Lizzy Coghill on the lackluster practice facility to exacerbate your trouble shots before your round.
Unfavorable Review of Four Seasons and Costa Palmas
I decided to skip the Four Seasons and opted not to play at the Costa Palmas Golf Club, an RTJ course in the East Cape Baja region right on the SEA of Cortez. The layout didn't impress me much, lacking beach bunkers and blind shot holes. I wouldn't recommend arriving early as their hospitality didn't meet my expectations, with a less-than-satisfactory breakfast, a below-average driving range, and a suggestion to pass on the #8 hole for lunch/drinks.
Hit-and-Run Incident Involving a Foreign National at Costa Palmas
This is a formal request for Costa Palmas to provide me with the name of the foreign member (North American) of Costa Palmas, who today, September 23rd, ran over a motorcyclist and subsequently fled, leaving behind the injured motorcyclist. I find it incredible and inadmissible that a foreigner comes to our country to commit attempted murder and is currently being hidden, with his identity being withheld.
The victim is in the hospital because some empathetic Mexicans helped him. After all, the North American, despite seeing that he injured a person lying on the ground, did not provide first aid, which automatically converts the crime into an intentional one, plus the omission of assistance.
Please let this be a formal notice that I am the lawyer of the injured Mexican. We have the car's license plates and a medical opinion, and I will request the foreigner’s immigration status.