Rosarito for Families: Where to Stay and What to Expect

Coming to Rosarito with someone you love? This guide is for you. Here's what the 10 days look like, where families stay, and how to spend quiet time in town.

What your loved one's 10 days look like

Before they travel, our medical team reviews their screening. They'll know they're cleared before they book a flight. We pick them up at San Diego airport, care for them through the stay, and drive them back at the end. After they go home, they get 90 days of weekly aftercare calls. See how a stay works and how we keep patients safe.

Where to stay

Hotels aren't part of the package, so families book their own. Rosarito has three main areas.

• Downtown. Walkable, with the beach, the pier and restaurants close by.
• South along the free road. Quieter cliffside hotels and resorts.
• Puerto Nuevo. A small village at the south end, known for lobster.

As of mid-2026, simple places ran about $35–100 a night and resorts about $100–250. Prices go up in spring break and summer, so book early. Some hotels ask for a cash deposit.

What town is like

Rosarito is a beach town on the Pacific, about half an hour south of Tijuana. Many places take U.S. dollars, but carry some pesos too.

Quiet things to do nearby

• Walk the downtown beach in the morning
• Watch the sunset from the pier
• Visit the Popotla fish market and watch the boats come in
• Have lunch in Puerto Nuevo

It's a good place to rest while your loved one is with us.

Going home together

Our getting here guide covers the airport ride and the border crossing home.

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Common questions

This page is general information, not medical advice. Talk with your own doctor before making any treatment decision.