Sea views

A small hotel on the Malecón itself — you cross the road and you're on the promenade.

The white domes and arches on the Pichilingue road are a La Paz landmark. Suites, a pool, and bay views from the upper floors.

Suites on the marina side of the bay, terraces facing the water, popular with fishing groups.

Contemporary rooms facing the bay with a rooftop pool deck, at the busier end of the seafront.

A name that has been on the Malecón for decades, facing the bay across the promenade.

A slim modern building on Álvaro Obregón with sea-facing rooms and a rooftop.

Balconied rooms overlooking the promenade and an outdoor pool, on the corner of Lerdo de Tejada.

Directly on the water at Km 2.5, next to the sailing marinas, with a restaurant that faces the sunset.

A small hotel on the bay side with a terrace for the sunset.

Rooms facing the channel on the road out to the beaches.

The old Perla, right on the promenade — the terrace bar has watched the Malecón change for seventy years.

Condo units a block from the Malecón, with kitchens, laundry and an outdoor pool — a long-time favourite of returning visitors.

A sun terrace with a pool and hot tub, a hundred metres from Álvaro Obregón.

An old seafront standby with a Chinese restaurant attached, a reminder of La Paz's Cantonese community.

A fifth-floor condo with an unobstructed view across the bay.

A suite one block from the Malecón with a kitchen and a balcony.

Self-catering apartments near the promenade.

Two minutes from the beach with a communal kitchen, a garden and a terrace that catches the sunset.

Eight minutes from the Malecón beach, with a tour desk and a shared lounge.

Three bedrooms on the beach road, sized for a family or two couples.

Condominium units with a shared pool, walking distance to the Malecón.

A studio on the seafront itself, small and well placed.