Mexico: In the December issue of "Cuidad" magazine, Danzante was mentioned in a very nice article entitled: "Guiltless Pleasures." It goes on to say: "I arrived at Danzante, a breathtaking nine room solar-powered lodge overlooking the Parque Nacional Bahia de Loreto." "I rose early for a guided horseback ride." The remainder of the day I spent my time reading up on Danzante owners Michael and Lauren Farley, two Baja travel writers who culled their explorer's knowledge to build their dream resort." The authors final comments was "on my final morning my only thought, after receiving an exquisite massage on the deck, was, when can I come back."
 

ITALY: E Danzante si chiama pure il piccolo resort che dall'alto di una collinetta domina I'insenatura e I'isola. Dispone di una piccola piscina, nove stan-ze doppie piu una suite, tutte affacdate sia sulla baia sia sui profili montuosi alle spalle, e tutte fornite di terrazzino attrezzato con amache e let-tini da campo. L'arredamento, di ispirazione mes-sicana con qualche pezzo di antiquariato, e so-briamente elegante. I proprietari sono una sim-patica coppia di Palm Springs, California statuni-tense, autori di libri di viaggi ed esperienze su-bacquee in Messico; con I'ausilio di gente del posto, si curano in prima persona di fornire agli o-spiti un servizio all inclusive, doe i tre pasti quoti-diani, eventual! snack, aperitivo e bevande a ta-vola.

IRELAND: The Irish Independent

“Danzante is one of only two lodgings around Ensenada Blanca. Built on the brow of a hill, the nine rooms all have their own terraces and have astonishing views to Danzante and the Bay of Loreto where islands float on the glass sea. Meals are eaten in common each evening. Beer and margaritas are on the house; the Mexican cooking is simple but delicious.”