Hotels with Parking in Cabo San Lucas

We were welcomed by the bellboys at the front entrance. Upon arrival, it was an easy 10 minutes to check-in, and were in our room and off to the pool within 30 minutes. The pool was nice and nothing to do with the hotel, but the pool was hot due to the weather being almost 90 degrees and sunny. The service at the pool was great, the workers have such a great attitude and are always willing to help. There is a 2nd pool overlooking the marina with spectacular views of the mountains, water, and yachts along the marina walkway. It is located within 5 minutes of downtown with tons of restaurants, shops, and music from all the nightclubs, as well as live music at some of the outdoor venues. It's very busy on the weekends and less crowded during the week. The hotel offers an all-inclusive package, however, we did not purchase it, but did have breakfast the last day and it was $20.00 USD per person. Overall, a great hotel, and we can't wait to go back !

The hotel is in marina , which is convenient but it’s not particularly comfortable since there is construction going on in the morning quite disturbing We met a good concierge Estela, and booked our day tour through hotel with a rather good price There is a club introduction but it’s not pushy and staff are quite friendly It’s quite a standard stay experience

Not a 5 star resort. That's not saying it's not a nice resort, because it is, but 5 star resorts have top notch service. First ding, they don't pick you up at the airport, but you can have them set up transportation for you (at your added expense). The Taxi is $75 each way (I checked Uber and it was $55 and the taxi dude matched that price). We were able to catch a travel van on the way there from the airport for $17 a person. We had an ”executive suite” which was nice, not their best room but probably in the middle. They never changed the bed sheets in the entire 5 day/4 night stay. They made the bed, but never changed the sheets. They have a well stocked fridge and other goodies for a steep price. The problem is moving their crap out if you actually want to use the refrigerator. We were charged ”additional taxes” when we checked out as well. Only like $2-3 a day, but these should have been included in the price. The on-site sushi restaurant was not a good value. They charged us for items we didn't order and watch out for the $4.50 water. Our bill was $200 plus tip for two adults. Each had two margaritas, one appetizer (we had cancled after we told the waiter and he acknowledged, but came anyways) and two entrees. Portions were small, so definitely no ”leftovers”. The good. The included breakfast is excellent. Take advantage of that, eat a late breakfast (breakfast is over at noon, so be there no later than 11am) and that should tide you over until dinner. The location is great. Close to the marina/downtown but just far enough way that it's an easy walk and you stay out of that busyness. Overall, it's a nice 4 star (at best) resort.

This hotel is stunning, there’s no question about it. Their team are insanely professional. Regardless of what task their doing, as soon as you’re within a few feet from them, they all stop, give you their complete and undivided attention and greet you. They’ve done a great job selecting their team members. Breakfast for Diamond guests was lackluster, it left a lot to be desired. It’s hard finding another luxury hotel which such a prime location as Waldorf Astoria Cabo, therefore, we’ll definitely be back. Try out Taco Gardenia for the best tacos in town.

Our one week stay at the beautiful Solmar property was fantastic! All staff were so friendly and helpful, we felt spoiled and hated to leave. All staff were great at their jobs and always made sure we had what we needed. I wish more Americans had their work ethic. Noé in Concierge was very patient with me on booking our tours before we arrived. Definitely contact him before your trip or see him as soon as you check in. I found that booking the tours through the resort worked out better financially for us because we wanted to do so much. All Tejaban Restaurant staff were great, the food was delicious and entree portions were large. Definitely try the guacamole. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner were always plated so well. We did all-inclusive and don't regret it. We did eat off-property a few times but still ended up saving a lot of money with the all-inclusive. Hubby's only complaint was that the mixed drinks were weak. The only downside for me was that many activities at the resort were not available due to low occupancy. Our suite with two balconies was very spacious and housekeeping came every single day. We really didn't need it so frequently but appreciated it, and made sure to leave a generous tip in pesos each morning. My tips if staying at Solmar or even Grand Solmar: use Uber for short trips if you don't rent a car; we paid less than $4 USD per trip we took when we didn't want to walk far or in the heat. Although the beach isn't swimmable and I'd read other reviews that you could walk to Lover's Beach pretty easily by climbing over the rocks, we could not do that due to the rough waves. We ended up walking to the public beach near the marina and had a blast. Instead of walking all the way down the hill, you can cut through the employee parking lot on the right and go right, this will lead you straight to the public beach. There were even people renting out umbrellas for really cheap. We had brought our own snorkeling gear so we snorkeled and swam and watched the boats. The water was so clear and cool, I preferred it over the resort pools because the pool water was always too warm for my liking due to the sun shining down on them. It's fun shopping and haggling to get a good deal in town, but we first went to the Walmart (very clean and organized), via Uber, and checked out the souvenirs they had before we bought anything not available at Walmart on the street. I'm all for supporting the locals, but a lot of those items are poor quality. We froze a few bottles of water (free at the restaurant with all-inclusive) and always took some with us in our backpack when we left the resort. Remember to also keep bottled water in your room for rinsing your mouth and toothbrush.

The staff were particularly helpful and super friendly at all times, so that made up for okay amenities (the pool was a bit cold at night and harder to go for a quick swim but we managed). We did love the beds, they were incredibly comfy and the room we got was quiet so we were able to have a restful sleep. The breakfast was okay but I would have loved some veggies that they apparently had at some point, yet never brought back out again. The coffee was pretty solid though, so that was a plus. Lastly, the location was gold-walking distance to all the bars, restaurants and places to book tours. Overall, it fulfilled its purpose for our two-night stay :).

We stayed at the Bahia for a long weekend with family and friends celebrating a birthday. The rooms in the Bahia were very clean. The staff would clean and restock our water and snacks a couple times per day. The food at the restaurant (shout out to Sandy) was great and drinks at the pool bar (shout our to the best guy, Valentine) were outstanding. Most importantly, the staff, front desk and concierge were incredible. They knew all our names and room numbers and were checking on us daily to make sure we had dinner reservations each night and if we needed help with transportation. We truly felt taken care of our entire stay and would highly recommend.

Really enjoyed the Playa Grande more so than I thought I would considering the price was very agreeable. Room was clean and met the needs of my girlfriend and I. The various pools and swim up bars were in excellent condition and the beach access was a plus. Would stay again!

Our stay at Corazon Cabo was more of a nightmare than a dream vacation, so much so that we ended up cutting our trip short. The hotel’s tasteful decor and prime location initially seemed to promise an idyllic stay. However, the reality turned out to be quite different, and not in a good way. We were subjected to an intense, incessant push for a timeshare presentation, which felt more like a scam than a genuine opportunity. Despite declining on numerous occasions (well into double digits), the sales pressure from the hotel staff was relentlessly intrusive, turning our supposed relaxing getaway into a stressful experience. The deception didn’t stop there. When we tried to book an activity through the hotel, we discovered that they attempted to charge a higher price than listed, and once again, tried to rope us into their timeshare program. These unscrupulous practices left us questioning the hotel’s business integrity. Further dampening our experience was the hotel’s decision to turn off the AC in the common areas during periods of low occupancy. This cost-cutting measure, carried out without consideration for guest comfort on sweltering hot days, was a glaring indication of the hotel’s disregard for guest experience. Room comfort was another area where Corazon Cabo failed to meet expectations. Despite the visual appeal of the room, we were plagued with a leaky shower that led to a persistently damp bathroom floor - an inconvenience that felt even more egregious given the high per-night cost of the room. Given the host of disappointments we experienced at Corazon Cabo, we ultimately decided to cut our trip short and change our flight to head home a day early. This was an unfortunate conclusion to a vacation that had promised so much. In summary, while Corazon Cabo might lure in guests with its attractive facade and desirable location, our stay was marred by persistent, high-pressure sales tactics, questionable business ethics, and a disregard for guest comfort. Until these serious issues are addressed, I would strongly recommend prospective visitors to look elsewhere for their stay in Cabo.