Quivira Golf Club is a gorgeous golf course hugging the coast and on the mountain. The scenery…read morecan't be beat. Carts are technology loaded so be mindful of where you shouldn't drive as they will lock up hard. The course is clean and inviting. Loved seeing the road runners on the course. It's a challenging course but overall a rewarding experience. The comfort stations are legit! Great service, staff and tasty drinks and tacos. Also some grab and go snacks available. Bathrooms were clean. The club shop was closed before we finished which was a bummer because we couldn't use the $$ coupon, and they really have some cool hats and shirts. Maybe next time.

I could not complain more about the management of this course. I booked a tee time months ago, I…read morearrived and hour early for my tee time with my wife as a ride along as I had booked a rider in my reservation and was informed ahead of time that there would be a $75 rider fee. They would not let her ride along. When I asked to speak with a supervisor I began to explain my frustration and show him my email confirmation with a rider and he cut me off mid sentence and lectured me on how they do not accept riders. At $395 a round and a $75 rider fee they need to treat their guest better, I honestly hope no one plays here and the course goes out of business, the management at this course is a joke....

Played Feb 2026. Decent course. W I D E fairways. If you carry a single handicap you might be…read moreunchallenged. Though there are about 1 million sand traps on this track. Good turf. Slow putting greens. Golf carts are gasoline powered. Convenient location close to main highway. Staff are friendly and helpful. Drinks / snacks are not complimentary. Quality, value and enjoyment are not up there with the luxurious courses around Los Cabos, but the green fee is lower than the super premium courses.

This is a very forgiving course with wide fairways. Challenging enough to be fun without driving…read moreyou crazy, although I did lose several balls. I am a 20 handicap and shot 96 with a few mulligans my first time. Staff are friendly and location is convenient to several resorts. I gave 4 stars because I have played other courses in Mexico with views and features that are a little more stunning but this one was worth the cost of the tee time for sure.

Unfortunately my experience was very poor. The course wasn't watered for maybe weeks or months -…read moretotal brown grass everywhere. Teeboxes were not even flat. Cart paths broken and dangerous. They made us play the same 9 holes twice after they moved 18 holes to private use. This course should be charging $30 to play this brown dry course not $250. Felt deceived and was very let down.

Palmilla Golf Course was an incredible experience from start to finish! My dad is a religious…read moregolfer, and even he hasn't stopped raving about it -- which says a lot. He booked directly with the course and had no trouble setting up a tee time. Included in the price was what they call a hydration station, but honestly, it was more like a full bar and mini restaurant -- stocked with everything you could want. Drinks, snacks, fresh food... they had it all! The practice facility was next-level: shaded umbrellas, a bar, music, and a super relaxing vibe even before teeing off. The staff was friendly and super attentive, even pre-stocking our cart before we got started. As for the course itself -- absolutely stunning. Ocean views, pristine fairways, and multimillion-dollar homes lining the course. It felt exclusive, beautiful, and most importantly, very safe and secure with the gated setup. Whether you're an avid golfer or just tagging along for the views and experience, Palmilla is definitely worth it.

3 stars is a little generous because the Nicklaus design is excellent and the service is top notch…read more But the course conditions are just bad. Dead grass and dirt patches all over the place. I was chatting with the Starter, also from the LA area, before I teed off. He compared the bunkers to the condition of public courses in LA. Not a good sign, and he was right. Hard and crunchy. Luckily, I only paid $75 because the greens had been aerated. If I had paid full price I would have been pissed. The course is like if Jack Nicklaus had designed a public course. Challenging design in terrible shape. Not sure what Questro golf is thinking with this one. I played Cabo Real two days ago and the conditions were much better. Campestre was a disappointment but I appreciated the way easier back 9!

ABSOLUTELY SKIP THIS HORRIFIC, RUDE, INSANELY OVER PRICED, TRASHED COURSE!…read moreDo you want to play at a horrific course that is hot garbage, NUMEROUS workers all over the course weed eating, mowing and cutting trees, rental clubs from the 1800's that were trashed and bent, trashed tee boxes that weren't rotated, destroyed cart paths and construction everywhere? Then this is the course for you! We wanted to play at a nice golf course while we were enjoying our time in Cabo, and we came to the conclusion this was the best one near our resort. We were willing to pay a decent amount to play at a nice place, instead of choosing a budget friendly course and being disappointed by the fairways and greens, etc. We ended up paying an decent amount to still be disappointed by the greens, fairways, and numerous other things. First thing that was unacceptable were the sets of golf clubs we paid around $60 a piece to rent. They were in subpar condition and very outdated. The clubs were old, from what we could tell was the early 2000's, the grips were torn up and the putter skin on the grips was completely stripped off as seen in pics. One thing that made it hard to concentrate and enjoy the course was workers working right near the pin when hitting our approach shots, seems like the courteous thing is to move until we hit our shots then continue working right? Nope, they just kept on working. Also, not the safest approach for the work to be conducted in the case of errant shots. This can be seen in the pictures I provided. Then there was workers weed eating right next to the tee box while we were teeing off which was rather distracting. Then at another tee box there were workers cutting down and trimming trees while we were teeing off, again distracting and not par for golf etiquette. It's necessary for course upkeep, but there has to be a better way for your maintenance teams to perform their duties while not distracting people that are paying to enjoy it. I've never been to another course with as many workers on the course as this one. Pictures provided for this too. The tee boxes were pretty trashed because they obviously weren't moved around. At least half of the greens had pretty bad patchy areas as seen in the pictures. Cart paths were pretty beat up and the carts barely made it up hills to where I thought I was going to have to get out and push. There was construction everywhere also, which was very distracting as well.

The property is well maintained and we had beautiful accommodations. The golf and spa are wonderful…read moreour stay went well and the staff was great.

Do not trust the airport taxi representatives working with Diamante Resort. What started as a…read moresimple request for an airport taxi turned into an aggressive, deceptive timeshare sales trap. A representative named Mark Baronousky Castillo (Folio: 09596) pressured me into a package, promising a taxi ride alongside various activities. He intentionally hid the fact that these perks required attending a high-pressure timeshare presentation. He scheduled a time under the guise of "booking activities," completely fabricating the purpose of the meeting. Key Issues: Extreme Deception: Mark was highly communicative and responsive until the moment I left the property, at which point he went completely silent. He explicitly told me, "Text me your info and I will have a ride arranged." That was the last I ever heard from him. He is absolutely not trustworthy.Relentless High- Pressure Sales: Mind you, I was just now finding out the true reason why I was really here at this time. From the moment I arrived at the presentation, the staff complained about my attitude, telling me it looked like I "didn't want to be here" and demanding that I be more "interactive." When I clearly said no to the timeshare, they completely ignored my boundaries. Instead of stopping, they brought out a second salesperson to tag-team me and pressure me further. When someone says no, it should be left at that. Broken Contracts: The company refused to honor the full agreement. They explicitly denied my guaranteed return ride back to the airport, leaving me stranded after taking my funds. This establishment operates on lies, manipulation, and intimidation. I am demanding a full refund for the unfulfilled promises and the taxi service I paid for. If you see Mark or if anyone mentions Diamante Resort at the airport, walk away immediately.

What went well? Most everything! My husband and I enjoyed an anniversary celebration at this…read more "We-aim-to-please", all-inclusive, five star resort that earned every star it gets. There are 2 hotels - Grand Velas (family-oriented) and Grand Velas Boutique (adults only). We stayed in the Grand Velas since most of the restaurants are located in the main hotel. From the vacation experience agent, Leonila, to our guest experience agent Thamara, to our personal concierge, Tony, this journey was destined for success. We enjoyed working with each person, even prior to our arrival. The car service arranged through the hotel was smooth except for the outer-bands, post-hurricane sudden downpour at the airport. It's weather so what can you do about it? I understand such events are infrequent in Cabo, however. Both drivers were friendly and conversational. The resort is beautiful with curved walkways, 3 outdoor pools, with at least 1 outdoor large jacuzzi, and a tropical landscape. The infinity edge of the adult pool extended its view into the ocean! There is also a Teen Clubroom and a children's play area near the family pools. It is a well-staffed property with pleasant and polite team members at every level. If we happened to lose our way, the staff not only provided directions but took the time to walk with us to our destination!!! Tony, our personal concierge was in constant communication and our go-to for questions and support. He elevated our anniversary celebration by providing us with several personalized surprises! His contributions provided us with great memories! Delightful experience at every restaurant, especially the many fine dining establishments. (Individual restaurant reviews coming soon). The luxury spa (the water journey was very relaxing), a reserved photoshoot (beautiful and professional photos), and wonderful poolside service, including a frozen treat cart and in-pool (literally) cocktail service, were all worth the time. The resort offers a daily schedule of on-resort activities in addition to access to off-resort activities. Two tips: 1) I recommend boxing out a couple of hours for post -water journey relaxation to enjoy the benefits of this detoxing, muscle stimulating, de-stressing experience. 2) plan for 2 appointments for the photoshoot, first for the shoot, a second, to select your photos. I've seen reviews of other all-inclusive properties where guests say after 3 days, they tire of the food choices. You will not have that problem here. Depending on your activity schedule you could easily spend 5 days here and not get bored. Looking forward to returning here as it was at the top of the list for vacation experiences.

We actually stayed that the boutique but since they only have 1 restaurant on property, we found…read moreourselves at regular resort a lot. They also offered cooking classes, mixology, and wine tasting exclusively at the regular resort. What a getaway! We loved everything about Grand Velas except having to join some areas with kids such as restaurants. They should have an adult only session of each restaurant, and not exclusively for those at the boutique but for those on property who have their kids in kids' club and want to just enjoy one another at dinner. My idea would by like the smoking and non-smoking sections in a restaurant; sure you're not "protected" against kids but you have a greater chance of being separated from them. Besides all the amazing all-inclusive food, my favorite part of each restaurant were the views.

Kennedy was amazing to work with as our golf cart driver. We were always so happy to see him!! The…read morekindest guy you will ever meet! The hotel is very luxurious and rooms are beautifully appointed. The week we visited was extremely windy and chilly at times. We had an oceanfront 2 bedroom unit. We could never enjoy the pools in front of our room, unfortunately. The hot tub was not hot, so we always went to the main hot tub. The pool and lounge chairs quickly were full, as everyone could only use this area due to the location and wind of this resort. It's very secluded and far from the main DT and other areas of Cabo. Food choices are very limited. There is only Anica, which is high end seafood for dinner or the deli. Lunch, we ate poolside most days and it was just okay. The service was excellent everywhere on property and everyone was very hard working and friendly. A beautiful resort if you like being secluded.

This place is a scam. It's isolated from the rest of Cabo and they over charge for everything…read more They charged me $63 USD for three cans of beer at the pool bar. They didn't even pour the beer into a glass. Just served it in the aluminum can. I get better service at my local 7-11. Food quality is not very good, and prices are very high. A hamburger at the sports bar is $27 USD. They tried to charge us over $100 for movies we didn't watch. Then instead of apologizing and removing the errant charges from our bill, the person at the front desk made us wait for over 45 minutes while he contacted the IT department and checked on the times each movie was supposedly watched. We told him our shuttle was waiting and we needed to get to the airport, but this person, Adonis, just took his time and casually investigated and wrote down the times of each movie. No apologies. Just proceeded to waste our groups time...

While this isn't a 5 star hotel, our experience coupled with their customer service definitely left…read morean awesome 1st impression. 2 adults and 2 kids, stayed for a week. We booked for the easy location and affordable price. Ocean view room, pool and bar onsite along with only a short walk to the beach? Check, check, and check. The daily breakfast was much better than the normal American Hyatt Place buffet. All dishes were actually fresh made (not frozen/dried/reconstituted). Loved the chilaquiles, fresh pineapple/cantaloupe/papaya, and the Spanish chorizo (linguica?). Our 1st few nights in the room seemed quite warm and we just figured we weren't use to the area. After the 3rd night we decided to ask for fans and to have the AC checked out. They quickly came up and determined the compressor failed. By that afternoon they had relocated us to a comparable room. At the end of our stay, the AGM Alan, comped our 3 nights due to the AC issue... which was above and beyond service! Exceeded expectations for sure. To top it off, we learned early in our stay, that they had complimentary beach chairs and an umbrella to be used for beach trips. We checked these items out, for free, on a handful of days to the beach. Saved us the money and hassle as well as kept us comfy while getting our daily beach time in. We're super loyal to Hyatt as a brand and it's situations like this that keep us a loyal globalist family.

The two most important factors in my decision to stay here were the pool and the breakfast buffet,…read moreand the Hyatt came through on both. There's a reason you'll see flight crews there every day. The pool is surrounded on three sides by buildings, with trees on the fourth side, so there are small windows for sunshine, but as long as you move around as the sun moves, you should be able to find sunshine. I love the padded lounge chairs. Right across the street is a path to take you about two blocks to the beautiful wide but unswimmable beach, which was almost deserted in early March. There's a nice lobby and a long patio with comfortable seating. Friendly bilingual staff. There's a 24 hour security guard. Flavored water late morning to early afternoon in the lobby. The room was comfortable and well made each day. My bath towel left on hook was still taken away to be laundered. The bathroom sink faucet is 1/2 inch from the edge of the sink, making it difficult to use. The buffet was great, but not fully set up until 45 minutes after opening most days. The menu changed frequently, with the Chilaquiles green chili casserole being my favorite. The OJ was basically flavored water compared to what I'm used to. The hotel can be loud. The windows appear to be singled paned, and busy Highway 1 is right next to the hotel, so you'll hear lots of traffic noise including unmuffled dump trucks. Every morning at 2 AM, an extremely, obnoxiously, exceptionally loud motorcycle went by and woke me up, even with earplugs and white noise running. The hotel is also right under the airport flight path, so about every 20 minutes a jet will roar overhead. The exercise room has a rack of free weights, four treadmills, two bikes, and an elliptical. They don't appear to do any recycling. Overall, I'd recommend it especially given the price point of about $110 plus $30/nt in fees.