We enjoyed our stay at Hilton Los Cabos. Our room was clean and comfortable with a table and two…read morechairs, plus a plush side chair. We had a spectacular ocean view, and our room on the 5th floor was very quiet. The grounds are beautiful with multiple pools. The main pool has cabanas for rent, an infinity edge overlooking the beach and ocean, a swim up bar and restaurant, and poolside service for food ad drinks. Diego was especially helpful. Lena restaurant has a swim up bar in the main pool and their menu includes pizza, sandwiches salads, and tacos. The family pool also has poolside service for food and drinks. Shout out to Fidel and Angel for their excellent service! The family pool is near the kiddie pool and play area which has a water system kids can run through and a small water slide. Mio restaurant is on it's own small pool with an infinity edge and beautiful view. Mio menu includes sushi, noodle dishes, pad Thai, and poke, all of which were excellent. We had several dinners at the Sotol restaurant off the lobby. Their menu includes tacos, steak quesadillas, and pasta dishes. Bartender/server Jesus provided great friendly service and made us feel cared for each night when we stopped by for after dinner drinks. Talavera restaurant is where the huge breakfast buffet was each morning, offering a very affordable continental breakfast, or a full breakfast. We found the continental offered more than enough options to satisfy us with lots of great choices including oatmeal with an array of toppings, granola and other cereals, about 20 different types of pastries/breads each day, and a fresh fruit bar. The full breakfast also offered meats, cheeses, custom made breakfast tacos, breakfast cocktails, and a smoothie bar. There's also Los Arcos Roasting Company coffee shop off the lobby, and Starbucks coffee and ice cream available in the Dulce shop near the family pool. This Hilton also has a doctor onsite 24 hours a day. This was a relief to us as one member of our family had an ear ache. The doctor did an exam and diagnosed an ear infection and provided the antibiotics right then and there. The doctor had her come back in the next day for a follow-up and the infection cleared up. A wonderful vacation!

First and foremost, I must declare Hilton Los Cabos Resort and Golf Club a fabulous seaside…read moreaccommodation, with blue skies, multiple shades of the crystal-clear ocean, hot white sand, and crashing waves! The property is a little dated, but it is meticulously maintained and staffed by very friendly, customer-service-oriented people. "Shout-out' to Ms. Nishme (concierge), Ms. Arely (concierge), Mr. Jesus (Talavera Bar & Restaurant), and Mr. Jiri (Vela Restaurant) for making my stay extremely enjoyable and catering to my daily needs as I bathed in a week of relaxation away from the daily commute and corporate grind. Perched above the resort with spectacular views of the pool and the sea beyond, you will find Jesus at Talavera blending the best margaritas and cocktails within the property, as you enjoy some of the best pub-like entrees and dishes reminiscent of local heritage with modern technique. Indoor-outdoor seating combines for a rustic, stylish , refreshing atmosphere after a day on the beach or poolside. Aside from this dining option, I highly recommend Vela for a romantic evening near the pool, enjoying Italian-influenced seafood, pastas, and meats paired with some eclectic Mexican wines that thrill one's palate. The morning breakfast buffet is quite enjoyable as well, offering Western and Mexican options along with fresh fruits, vegetables, breads, and juices, providing the perfect beginning to a sunny tropical day. Last but not least among the property's treasures are the expansive rooms overlooking the ocean, the numerous shops, and the amazing indoor/outdoor gym with state-of-the-art equipment. Some of the less attractive things about the hotel are the weak, expensive cocktails served poolside, beachside, and everywhere, with prices consistent across all venues and flavors and alcohol content very watered down. Talavera Bar is the only difference. Another notable matter is the 15% service charge on everything! And you find yourself tipping on top of the service charge! As a Diamond member, I receive a complimentary breakfast for two each day, but I was billed $12 service charge and a tip each morning. I would still recommend this hotel as a vacation destination for its beauty, tranquility, and comfortable suites.

I had a wonderful time at LVP. The views of the beach from both the adult pool and the general pool…read moreare honestly like looking into the window to the heaven. The service was genuinely attentive and professional. The only downside is that there isn't a Mexican restaurant in the resort. But, there is a taco stand next to one of the pools, and the room service offers very delicious Mexican food. Highly recommend!

We were not staying at Las Ventanas but we dined at their Italian Restaurant called Alebrije. Since…read morethey don't have their own Yelp page, I'll submit a review for it on the resort page. The moment we stepped onto the resort property, I thought it was stunning. The views and decor to the stairs and down to the restaurant are beautiful. We were greeted by several staff members along the way who were very friendly. When we reached the stairs to Alebrije, we were greeted by the lovely hostess Fernanda, who escorted us to our table. The table was on the upper patio just off center looking at the water. There were two acoustic guitarists playing popular music while everyone dined. They were so talented. We really enjoyed their music. We had a team of people attending to us so we were never left waiting for service. Our server Samuel was so pleasant and went over the menu very thoroughly. When we asked about something on the menu, he dove deep into the details of each dish. He was very informative. We brought our own wine and were told it was a $50 corkage fee for each bottle. I've never paid that much anywhere domestic or international travels so it was shocking. Since it was a special occasion and very special wine we brought from the states, we went ahead and opened the bottles. Our sommelier....I found her pleasant enough but she was very persistent about something with our friend and kept pushing him and making side remarks when he said no. If a guest says no to something, she should have let it go but she didn't and kept insisting. Unfortunately that set the tone for an uncomfortable dinner setting for a brief time. We were brought bread under a smoke dome. It was warm and delicious. Following was a small piece of beef tartare over a potato. Tasty. I ordered the Lasagna which was cheesy delicious, it was served in a crock rather than a plate so it stayed nice and hot until finished. My husband went with the catch if the day. Ot was a local fish called Turbolt. He said it was absolutely amazing. Our friends ordered the eggplant Parmesan and the carbonara. They both loved their dishes. We decided to order the table side tiramisu. Wow, what a treat. Edgar pulled together the desert and it was so light and flavorful. What a treat. Edgar did an amazing job. I wish we would have walked over to the bar near the restaurant for a drink after dinner. It looked lovely and looks like a wonderful view of the water. If the weather was nicer, I would request a table near the beautiful lit tree on the lower patio. It looks like a beautiful spot to dine, however, any table is a great spot to dine as far as I could tell. Overall we had a wonderful experience. My husband and I would like to dine again on our next visit.

I was a little hesitant about doing an all inclusive resort, but I'm really glad we chose Marquis…read more The food was awesome across the board, with great breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The American, Mexican, and Italian food all felt authentic and were consistently good. The resort itself was perfect for us. It wasn't overly crowded, possibly because of the hurricane a week or two before our stay, which actually made it feel even more relaxing. The property was very clean, the staff was friendly and accommodating, and our room had a beautiful ocean view. With 24 hour room service, a nice fitness center, multiple pools, and great service throughout the resort, we really enjoyed our stay. We would definitely come back!

My Boo and I came for a relaxing adults-only vacation... and now we're trying to figure out how to…read moreavoid going back to real life. We rolled up in a private black SUV, got handed frozen blended drinks before we could even unpack, and instantly knew we made the right choice. The room was huge with ice-cold A/C, a ceiling fan, separate tub and shower, and a balcony view that deserved its own Instagram account. The poolside servers were 10/10. The fancy cocktails? Cute... but watered down as heck. Thankfully, we're seasoned all-inclusive people, so we skipped the games and ordered double shots of tequila. The pool is only about 4 1/2 feet deep, and after enough doubles, I'm proud to report that I did not drown. The beach is absolutely stunning, but Mother Nature said, "Look, don't touch." The waves are no joke, so the beach is closed for swimming. Service was amazing everywhere we went. Some of the food had us saying, "ehhhhhhhh..." Overall, it was quiet, romantic, adults-only, and worth every penny. We'd book it again in a heartbeat.

Corporate event with DJ really loud not ending until 11PM. Busy restaurants and way over priced…read more Paid more than 1300 dollars per night. But it's Cabos, it's over priced everywhere.

What started as a late night restless sleep session ended up being one of the best vacations that I…read morehave ever had! Based upon a YouTuber's advice, I decided to plan a trip to the Grand Velas Los Cabos Boutique resort. Michelin starred restaurant included in the all-inclusive resort? Check! Beautiful and spectacular landscapes? Check! Impeccable service? Check! Wonderful food and beverages? Check! You need to catch whatever ride you can get to this resort. My best friend and I found out that August isn't necessarily the best time of the year to visit Cabo San Lucas, but the landscape still spectacular. And with regards to the quality of the food and beverages, I can't say enough about how high of a quality everything was. Sometimes, all-inclusive resorts don't necessarily serve high quality food in every onsite restaurant. You don't have to worry about the Velas Boutique hotel. As my sister Luch would say, everything was beyond stat! I don't know how to express just how wonderful this resort was. And the "Boutique" is the "Adults Only" part of the Grand Velas complex. The regular Grand Velas Los Cabos is a haven for families with everything that a kid could imagine. Picture yourself on a balcony with the ocean in front of you while you sit in your personal hot tub. Then imagine yourself sipping your favorite beverage while the sun rises and sets. Are you there with me? If not, close your eyes and picture it. Yeah, there you go... And if you're looking for a comparison, I've stayed at the St.Regis in Miami and you can't beat this place for the price. Ask for Victor R and Fernanda M for exceptional service!

I have been coming down to Cabo and the Baja area for 30 years…read more Actually had a place over on the pacific ocean that I regret selling years ago. BUT......Esperanza is on a different level and if you have the means....by all means I HIGHLY recommend staying here. The ocean view suites are stunning with amazing views. Service is the finest you will find. You have your own concierge who knows you when you arrive. Everyone there is friendly and wants to make your stay the best. Location is the best. The beach is great to swim. The pools are great. The restaurants offer varied options....although we only ate at one and it reminded me of a Luau. Gold courses close by. Pickleball and Tennis courts. Basketball courts. Great gym and spa. With so many options and so many new places popping up...I think Esperanza still is the tops with it's gorgeous grounds and stunning service.

This place was an absolute dream. The spa, the FOOD, I am not kidding when I say I ordered the…read moregrilled oysters like 5 time a day. It's easily the most flavorful thing I have ever had. The property is just gorgeous, as are the rooms. It's a huge property & the staff are so efficient at getting you to & from in carts if you choose not to walk. The gym is amazing, they have this awesome stretching machine in there as well as pilates equipment. I would stay here again without hesitation. I could keep going on honestly but the last thing I'll say is this place feels romantic so if you're looking to get away with your partner this is the perfect place. Cheers

We visited in March, and the weather was absolutely perfect--warm and sunny every day. The staff…read morethroughout the resort were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The restaurants on-site were good and reasonably priced, comparable to what you would expect to pay elsewhere. There were a few fun activities available for kids, but I wouldn't consider this a true kid-focused resort. It seemed like there were many more activities geared toward adults, although unfortunately we weren't able to participate in most of them during our stay. The beach was beautiful, but it wasn't our favorite for swimming. Stronger swimmers will likely enjoy it more, and there was a lifeguard on duty, which was reassuring. Overall, the beautiful property, great service, and friendly staff made this a worthwhile stay. We would definitely consider returning. We visited during whale season and had a great view from our room of the whales jumping out of the water and passing thru.

Opening initially in 1994, and later being renovated in 2017, the Westin Los Cabos Resort Villas is…read morea huge complex consisting of the main semi-circle complex and a owners-only smaller area called Baja Point. My wife and I spent two nights in 2 BR/2 BA, using our Marriott Vacation Club points, and really enjoyed our stay. All Westin and Sheraton vacation clubs became part of Marriott Vacation Club in 2016, around the same time that Marriott International acquired Starwood Hotels and Resorts (owners of the Sheraton and Westin brand). We came to Cabo to stay at another property, so decided to lengthen our stay by staying at a Westin vacation club property for the first time. About a week before our visit, we got a welcome email and a suggestion to use their shuttle service from/to the airport. It was the first time to the Cabo airport, so decided to use their services, provided by a local company, Baja Pacific, for a fee of $95 USD. It took about 40 minutes, traveling on the main highway going from the airport to Cabo San Lucas. The unit was way bigger than we needed, over 1,206 square feet. It pretty included everything one would need for an extended stay: laundry facilities (stacked washer and dryer); fully equipped kitchen with oven (microwave, convection, air fry combo); electric stovetop and all necessary utensils, pots and pans, including a large kettle to boil water and pitcher in the fridge to dispense. Tap water is not recommended for drinking, so buying bottled water is a necessity. Wifi worked well throughout the property, with fast enough speeds to stream. There is mandatory nightly fees: Room tax - Owner occupancy of MX$354.94; Environmental Tax MX$158.40. Good internet speed of 80 Mbps, enough to stream. There were plenty of channels, with local US channels being from Miami. We came during the low season for Cabo (mid September), allowing most of the common areas to be sparsely used. There are many pools throughout the property, and most were unused. There were plenty of loungers throughout the complex, so didn't have to worry about making sure we got a chair. It's a big property, built on very uneven terrain so getting around the complex could often be confusing. Even though we were told that the adjoining Baja Point property was usable, getting there through the complex required a map. It's just a lot easier to take the beach to it. It's worth going to....our favorite pool was there including a kiddie pool that was great to use to cool off. Towel cards are used to make sure you return beach towels before your leave. The beach was an easy walk down from the hotel, and had plenty of open space. There were no dedicated chairs/umbrellas, but some areas had rock outcroppings which were nice to sit on and gaze at the sea line. The water drops off very quickly, and with the very rough surf, swimming is strongly discouraged. The rule "Don't ever turn your back on the ocean" definitely applies. The water is warm, nice to dip your feet in. We needed to go to our next stay, and decided to use Uber, which worked really well. Uber drivers are not allowed to go inside the guarded gates, but was easy enough to walk outside to pick it up. One was available within 3 minutes, and cost considerably less than what a taxi or hired shuttle would have cost.

Beautiful beautiful hotel. My friends and I stayed here for a 3 night 4 day bachelorette. We…read moreoriginally booked 2 penthouses, but they accidentally overbooked so we had 1 penthouse, 1 double room, and 1 studio room instead. Upon checking in, they will take your bags for you and offer you a welcome drink. They'll also scan your passports. The rooms are very pretty! A classic Spanish, almost Greek style - there's beautiful tiles all around and lots of colorful flowers in every corridor. The rooms all have a couch, living room area, kitchen with microwave and small fridge, and a small dining area. There's free coffee and creamer and they give lots of water bottles. Restrooms are very modern and pretty. There is hot water. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion, soaps are all provided. Towels are changed everyday. There are also robes in the closet + hangars if you need. The service is pretty great here. We asked for multiple things throughout our stay (like a wine opener, straws, etc) and they were super accommodating. Everyone is very very friendly and nice. There's a pool area which was very beautiful. No jacuzzi, but its so hot anyway. You can order meal service by the pool - alcohol, smoothies, cocktails, you name it. We also got a hotel add-on for a picnic - picnic blankets under large beach umbrellas on their grass so you're not sitting directly in the sun. They serve charcuterie, a few bottles of wine, and some delicious chicken sandwiches. The meals here are ok. For dinner, I got the pork belly tacos and the pulled pork tacos. Both were ok but the price is hefty (about $11 per taco)! The free continental breakfast in the mornings is not bad. There's a buffet area with lots of fruit, granola, pastries, and some hummus/chips. You can also order eggs, omelets, bacon, sausage, and hash browns. Overall, I'd give their meals a 3/5. The next time I'm in Cabo, I would want to try an all-inclusive resort. But for non-all-inclusive, it was nice to stay here. I recommend it!

I had to write this review, because I truly felt very deceived by the reviews...I wish I would've…read morehave had honest information, not information that is clearly fabricated. The hotel is nice, but definitely not even close to luxury. I was disappointed with our stay. We got one of the best rooms in the resort, and all we could hear was traffic from the road. The beds were sooo uncomfortable. The pool bar wasn't open the entire time we stayed there, and the pool was painfully cold, to the point where it was uncomfortable to swim in. My husband and I both got sick after eating their fish tacos. And the resort next door had the loudest live entertainment that kept us up all night. I Gave them two stars, because the breakfast was good and the views were amazing! And overall the property was pretty clean. I just wish more people were honest with what I should expect. I wouldn't have booked our wedding anniversary here if I had proper expectations.

We split our stay in half allowing us to stay at Secrets Resort and Dreams. Both are truly…read morebreathtaking and very similar. The experience while staying as a VIP guest in a swim up room vs. staying in a standard room was night and day. I highly recommend shopping deals and booking when the resort offers upgrades or utilize your Expedia or credit card benefits and upgrade your room-it means upgrading your entire experience. If you are concerned about privacy with a swim up room, don't be, we have never had an issue with other guest doing "swim bys". I HIGHLY suggest looking at the hotel map before you book, do not get a room near the walkway or golf cart road-you will have traffic all day and most of the night. The breakfast buffet is well worth attending, with dining outdoors a bit too toasty in the summer months, look for a spot inside or a table with an umbrella. The shop on site offers everything you need "just in case", and the prices are more than fair. I have long reviews on my YT site, fell welcome to see some raw footage that isn't influenced by incentives. Enjoy your trip!!

A Huge Disappointment and Waste of Money - Terrible Experience at Dreams Los Cabos We have always…read morestayed at Riu palace resorts whenever we travel to Mexico, cabo , Puerta valllarta or cancun and have always been very satisfied with their service and quality. This time, we wanted to plan a special family trip and invite our son, daughter-in-law, and daughter. We decided to pick a resort better than our usual stay and noticed Dreams was pricier than Riu. Assuming the higher price and positive reviews meant better quality, we booked it. It turned out to be a massive disappointment that ruined our family trip. From the moment we walked into the hotel entrance, we could not help but compare it to our past stays, and Dreams fell short in every way: * Buffet and Food Quality: The buffet was a complete joke. It didn't even have a third of the variety or quality offered at Riu, and the food was terrible. * Hygiene and Birds in the Dining Area: The sanitation was appalling. Sparrows were freely flying around the buffet and landing directly on the food stations especially around the dessert section. They were picking at food meant for guests while the staff stood by and completely ignored it. The rooms were another major disappointment. There was a very strong insecticide smell throughout the room, like bug and mosquito spray, that was difficult to tolerate. We tried to air out the room, but that wasn't possible because there were many mosquitoes outside and the windows did not have screens. As a result, we were stuck with the unpleasant odor during our stay. * Entertainment and Nightly Shows: The evening entertainment was nonexistent. The only thing they put on was a ridiculous, low-effort pirate show one night, which did not come close to the entertainment at Riu. We paid significantly more expecting an upgrade in quality, but instead, we got subpar service, terrible food, and zero effort from management. Dreams completely wasted our money and ruined our family vacation. We will never return, nor will we ever recommend this resort to anyone.

3 years later and I still love this resort. Service is impeccable. Everything about our stay was…read moreperfect. The grounds are beautiful and they're always up keeping them. We loved our ocean front room, the adult pool with swim up bar, and getting massages at the spa! Definitely recommend and would return.

The One and Only: The guest service staff and everyone who…read moreworked there were absolutely amazing and the most caring professionals they make you feel like you were the only one at the hotel. The rooms are so well maintained and comfortable the architecture is classic Mexico softness Best of everything Go there- save up first I can't say enough great things You are assigned a guest manager who texts you and you text them for anything and always answers with YES Great food and drink well prepared and delicious Most elegant of all the hotels