Los Cabos Hotels with Bars

The hotel is relatively new and has smart toilets, which is good. There are relatively few restaurants to choose from, the Japanese food tastes good, and the steak is average. Even if you choose all-inclusive, you have to be careful. Many of them are charged. If you accidentally order two coconuts, it is actually 35 dollars, which is very cheating. The cleaning time is also very bad. The cleaning in the morning was delayed until 4 pm, and the turndown service came after 5 pm, and the turndown service came at 10 pm the next day. They were ready to rest, so they were not allowed to enter.

First off, my husband and I went to Cabo and stayed at the RIU Palace for our 28th wedding anniversary and to celebrate my big 5-0! We did have a great time and really got a lot of relaxation and met a lot of different people. Now as for the hotel.. when we first got there the room was a bit dirty. The shower walls had which looked like soap scum (I hope) the floors felt like I was walking on gritty dirt. I would lay in bed and my feet made the sheets black. The bed had these little bugs in it. Just your typical island bugs nothing gross. But still, gross! It just looks like they rushed to clean it to get us in. The air didn’t work. We called multiple times and they never came up. We had to go down to concierge to complain and they said someone was up there. Well, we go back up no one is there and the air was still not working. They did offer to move us but we had the perfect view. It was a 180 view of the clear blue water the pools and surrounding beach and hotels. It was like picture perfect postcards. They wanted to put us in the first floor where there wasn’t anything close to what we paid for and what we had. To put on top of all this we stayed in a suite. There you would think it would be perfection, nope! Customer service was just ok. Took forever for room service, which was just nasty. Cold soggy sandwiches and burnt cheese nachos. Nasty! No turn downs of your bed or any romantic things in your room at night. Now for the pools, quite a few pools, never felt over crowded. Again, it was the cleanliness of the pools. While we were sitting in the pool they would come in spray this stuff scrub the walls half ass and just left it. Then again, while everyone is in the pool they are taking this dirty skimmer and cleaning the pool with that. Just nasty! I guess when ever I have stayed at a 5+ star hotels we were always treated like prince and princesses. This was total opposite. So used to having employees bending backwards, saying hello or always there to help. We didn’t get any of that. Definitely staying somewhere different next time with better customer service and even better hospitality. I have it 3 stars because of the views that were just ABSOLUTELY gorgeous.

Experience the beauty and charm of Hacienda del Mar Los Cabos, Autograph Collection. A stunning architectural masterpiece with a classic Mexican Hacienda flair. Elegant guest villas with balconies are scattered across lush, tropical gardens overlooking a private beach on the Emerald Sea of Cortez. Enjoy a seamless blend of traditional Mexican charm and contemporary style with exceptional service unlike anywhere else. Situated in the prestigious Cabo del Sol development, our Los Cabos resort features 270 guest rooms and suites, the restorative Cactus SPA™, a fitness center with a steam room and sauna, a variety of restaurants to choose from, evening entertainment, and sparkling pools that create an atmosphere of pure indulgence. For timeless celebrations, our planners can assist in an unforgettable beach wedding or ballroom gathering, curated in every way.

This highly acclaimed luxury resort overlooking the Sea of Cortez offers an incomparable natural setting on 17 lush beachfront acres with a beautiful view of Cabo San Lucas famous Lands End. The 57 ocean view casitas and suites and 60 luxurious villas managed by Auberge Resorts offer the ultimate oceanside retreat. Resort amenities include personal concierge service - award-winning spa - oceanfront dining - beachfront infinity pool - private beach with service - fitness programs and recreational pursuits.

Facilities: good Health: good Good environment good service Service: very good

When you stay at Secrets Puerto Los Cabos - Adults Only - All Inclusive in San José del Cabo, you'll be on the beach, a 3-minute drive from Puerto Los Cabos and 8 minutes from San Jose del Cabo Art District. This beach property is 6.3 mi (10.1 km) from Costa Azul Beach and 8.3 mi (13.4 km) from Palmilla Beach.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a nightclub, a spa tub, and a sauna. This property also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and an arcade/game room.All-inclusive rates are available at this property. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Enjoy Pan-Asian cuisine at Himitsu, one of the property's 7 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Snacks are also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Relax with a refreshing drink at the beach bar, the poolside bar, or one of 5 bars/lounges.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in San José del Cabo? This property has 10609 square feet (986 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. Free valet parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 500 guestrooms, featuring indoor private spa tubs and flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Satellite programming and tablet computers are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature jetted bathtubs and rainfall showerheads.

The hotel is small in size. There are very few choices in the restaurant bar. There is a coffee snack bar and there is no activity. Overall, it is acceptable for people who like to lie down and enjoy a quiet holiday. The hotel lobby is beautiful. The pool is divided into several infinity pools. The photo is beautiful. The room is very clean. The staff is very hot. Generally speaking, the price is average.

Beautiful hotel with exceptional service. My wife and I selected Nobu because it is situated outside of town and it seemed like it would be a bit more low-key than some of the other options in the greater Cabo area. We were pleasantly surprised with our selection. It was, indeed, the right choice for us as we were looking for somewhere to relax and reset. We weren’t interested in traditional tourism activities or proximity to the town; just comfortable room, good dining options, and great service in a beautiful, relaxing environment. We succeeded in those things, as the room was great, all the restaurants wherein we dined were fantastic, and the service from start to finish was outstanding. (Note: I’m sure Nobu offers plenty of options for activities, we just did not seek them. Also, we did arrange an Uber to town one afternoon and it was an easy and relatively inexpensive process - roughly $20USD) It was notably windy and could feel cold at times; the temperature of the pools could feel a bit cold too. But during the heat of day, it was quite refreshing to have that breeze and cooler water. Our service by the pool was fantastic, so overall we had a great experience. Admittedly it was a bit of a bummer that the beach area wasn’t really suitable for use during our stay (May 2023). It appears swimming is forbidden or highly discouraged at all times due to the currents, but not sure if the beach itself is more accessible when it is less windy out. Regardless, my wife and I enjoyed our time at Nobu and found our stay to be exactly what we needed to wind down and enjoy ourselves.

Nestled on the southern tip of Mexicos Baja Peninsula. Hard Rock Los Cabos All Inclusive Resort with 639 rooms offers the perfect mix of rhythm and relaxation with the views to back it up. Soak up the sun at any of our refreshing pools or experience endless activities and unbridled entertainment. So get your camera and your companions ready because this vacation will be one for the highlight reel.Indoor and outdoor activities are available with our entertainment team. At night you will be able to enjoy the most exciting Shows.

This was our 3rd visit to Le Blanc Cabo and it was overall a great week 9/24 - 10/1. We had a few hiccups which will be listed below, but overall this resort is stellar and it would be very difficult to leave disappointed. The service, cleanliness, amenities, and food & beverage offerings were all very good. We traveled with member friends who were staying in the residence, however we booked a regular room and were assigned to 1127. This was a high floor room, down the hall from elevators so the only noise we noticed in the room was road noise, which is already mentioned by other guests on previous reviews. It was not as noticeable if you kept your AC fan unit blowing. A few changes we noted from our last visit in 2020: --Price – It has jumped up to pre-covid price PLUS some! LOL we had a stellar BOGO deal back in 2020 due to covid, so it was a hit on the funds to pay normal pricing again. But the property and experience is still amazing and worth it! --They have switched to Pepsi products – a big mistake in our opinion. We had to make special requests for coke and it took a couple days, but once they had them stocked we were good to go. --There is now a diamond area in front of cabanas 1-8 for the regular lounge chairs (not just bali beds) which is a nice addition. The workers had to have a few tough conversations with guests who didn’t quite notice the sign near the walkway leading to the area, but it was always handled tactfully and most guests were quite understanding. --New breakfast option at the Mezze restaurant available 1 or 2 days of the week, worth trying at least once if anything for the baklava croissant! French toast was interesting but wouldn’t try again. --infrastructure issues in the Baja Calif. Sur state– This hasn’t been an issue in the area on prior 3 trips to the region but there was a major power grid issue with transformers affecting multiple towns and the resort was on backup generator for nearly 48 hours (wed afternoon to early hours Friday morning). When the backup generator was on, this meant no AC. Our room got up to 77 (others were as high as 82) and the floors were a slippery nightmare/hospital visit waiting to happen. The hotel was still operational, all lights, meals, activities for the most part went on. However, we did get stuck in the elevator at one point either due to them powering up and down trying to resolve the issue, or general power blips when trying to get back on the grid. IMPROVEMENTS: International restaurant – don’t put so much salt on the steak. I heard the fish was also super salty Switch back to coke products for the minibar The host stand process to check in for a buffet breakfast seems a bit lengthy – perhaps it isn’t critical that the waiter have the last name of the guests and instead simply the room number to speed up time wasted on filling out those little papers. Communication – if there is a change in venue for special events, put up signs or have the butlers de