An Affordable Vacation At Motel Villa De Lis

In a time where there is a tough economy, families are looking for a cost effective way to vacation. One paradise to visit, just two and a half hours from Los Angeles is Rosarito Beach in Baja, California.

This is the midsized town famous for its seafood, The Fox Studios, where The Titanic and many other films were made, and were many a celebrity visited. Rosarito Beach, with its nightclubs on the beach is also a popular spot for college students visiting for Spring break.

Amongst all this, nestled between the big condo developments is Motel Villa De Lis, located in the heart of Rosarito on the beach. It’s a quaint, quiet place to enjoy ones tranquility, where all 25 rooms face the ocean. Motel Villa De Lis also has the comforts of a luxury hotel room.

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Excellent sleeping beds, remote control televisions, terry cloth towels for the shower and plenty of drawer and closet space. Family owned this quaint establishment, appreciates its patrons and treats them like family. When families are finding it more difficult to spend $100.00 on a hotel room, Motel Villa De Lis rates are only$23.00 Thursdays through Sundays and $60.00 on Fridays and Saturdays, with the exception of the summer months, where the rooms are $50.00 to $60.00.

There are plenty of recreational things to do on the beach, such as horseback riding, motor cycling and plenty of shopping in Rosarito, not to mention some great restaurants such as El Nido Steak Restaurant, famous for its own grown beef, quail and venison.

Another consideration for driving to Rosarito Beach is there gas prices. Gas is only $2.50 a gallon compared to $4.15 a gallon in Los Angeles. So, what are you waiting for, check out the web site for Motel Villa De Lis at www.wix.com/motelvilladelis/motel-villa-de-lis or Call 01152[661]612-23-20.

vista lateral del motel. left side view of the motel.

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