The hotel is in a nice location on a semi-private beach. The public areas, such as the pool and bar, are quite nice and well-kept. What brings the hotel down are the shabby rooms with broken electrical fixtures, non-existant WiFi in their “WiFi Hotspots”, and frayed and threadbare sheets and towels. And the ridiculously high price they are asking for it. The exterior of the hotel looks like it was once a grand hotel that has been through a couple of hurricanes too many! There are better options for the money in La Paz.
That having been said, it was very convenient to stay at for access to The Cortez Club next door, who are a very good snorkeling, diving, and fishing outfit to go on an adventure with. We stayed for 1 night as we went out on an excellent adventure the next day, a combination trip of snorkeling at the San Rafaelito Sea Lion Colony, a lunch stop at Playa Ballandra, and then the chance to snorkel with Whale Sharks. This activity was so amazing that it was worth putting up with 1 night in the La Concha Hotel.