Another start at the pool. We took a golf cart cab all the way down to the main pool, which is actually three or four pools all terraced together. There were no clouds in the sky on Monday and we spent a lot of time in and out of the water.
In the afternoon we finally left the Sunset complex and headed down to the Hotel Tesoro and met up with my boss Harold and his friend, Helen. They took us out for a drink along the marina and at 6PM we headed to the famous “Edith’s” for dinner.
Edith’s is amazing, but their view of the Sea of Cortez has been lost to development. What we lacked in a view (no sunset) was made up for in the outdoor ambiance. Vibrant tablecloths, candles, lanterns and an outdoor kitchen where they cook right in front of you. Very cool! The service was impeccable and out meal very reasonable. We had the Caesar salad prepared and served table-side. A real treat. Sandra and I each had steaks – cooked to perfection. Click here to see the entire menu.
One of the highlights of our dinner was a trio of mariachis who played authentic Mexican music for us at our table. It was so good…it brought tears to my eyes.
After dinner we took a taxi over to Pueblo Bonito Rose (where Sandra has stayed the past 6 years) and strolled their grounds and surveyed the pool. We decided that on Tuesday, we will spent some time at their pool before walking along the beach in the afternoon to explore and shop some more.
Hola!
Stacy
In the afternoon we finally left the Sunset complex and headed down to the Hotel Tesoro and met up with my boss Harold and his friend, Helen. They took us out for a drink along the marina and at 6PM we headed to the famous “Edith’s” for dinner.
Edith’s is amazing, but their view of the Sea of Cortez has been lost to development. What we lacked in a view (no sunset) was made up for in the outdoor ambiance. Vibrant tablecloths, candles, lanterns and an outdoor kitchen where they cook right in front of you. Very cool! The service was impeccable and out meal very reasonable. We had the Caesar salad prepared and served table-side. A real treat. Sandra and I each had steaks – cooked to perfection. Click here to see the entire menu.One of the highlights of our dinner was a trio of mariachis who played authentic Mexican music for us at our table. It was so good…it brought tears to my eyes.
After dinner we took a taxi over to Pueblo Bonito Rose (where Sandra has stayed the past 6 years) and strolled their grounds and surveyed the pool. We decided that on Tuesday, we will spent some time at their pool before walking along the beach in the afternoon to explore and shop some more.Hola!
Stacy
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