Best Things Nearby:Market, marina, beach, riding ATVs in the desert to the beach on the Pacific Ocean.Best Things About the Resort:Very nice staff. Wonderful service. Very clean. Resort Experience:The resort is very lovely, and nicely maintained. The room I stayed in (in the 'K' building, second floor) had a balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean. There's room for four people to sit out on the balcony comfortably, and a sliding screen and glass door open from the room onto the balcony. The studio room had a king size bed, and in the living room there was a queen size sleeper sofa, with a coffee table in front of it when you don't have it pulled out into a bed
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Market, marina, beach, riding ATVs in the desert to the beach on the Pacific Ocean.
Best Things About the Resort:
Very nice staff. Wonderful service. Very clean.
Resort Experience:
The resort is very lovely, and nicely maintained. The room I stayed in (in the 'K' building, second floor) had a balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean. There's room for four people to sit out on the balcony comfortably, and a sliding screen and glass door open from the room onto the balcony. The studio room had a king size bed, and in the living room there was a queen size sleeper sofa, with a coffee table in front of it when you don't have it pulled out into a bed, an end table, and a large chair. There's a color TV (with movies and shows in English) that you can view while laying in the king size bed at night. There's an alarm clock and remote control on one of the side tables, and a phone on the other side table by the king bed. The beds are very comfortable, and they have three pillows, a blanket, and comforter on the king bed, then an extra blanket and two pillows in the closet for the sofa or whatever. In the closet are drawers to put your clothes, space for hanging clothes, and a safe. There's a kitchenette with table and chairs for four, a sink, microwave, medium size refrigerator, and full-size coffee pot (I think they supply 1 pouch of coffee per day). They also have pots and pans, utensils, silverware, plates, glasses, and saucers. They also supply a can opener and corkscrew. The bathroom is huge, with a very huge ceramic tile shower/bathtub. The water pressure is great, and I always had warm or cold water. They supply soaps, shampoos, and regular toiletries each day. There were always plenty of towels -- four towels and washcloths were supplied each day. There's a built in hair dryer, with about 1500 wattage. There was plenty of lighting in the bathroom. All the floors in the room are ceramic tile, and kept very clean.
The resort has three swimming pools throughout. The swimming pool by the beach has plenty of lawn chairs, quite a few umbrellas over chairs, and a swim-up bar. The bar also has an eating area, and sushi bar. There's a few tented areas set up also around the pool overlooking the ocean. Two restaurants are also in that area, and very good. The main lobby is quite spacious, with a little convenience store with snacks and souvenirs. There's also an area to arrange and buy different activities around Cabo San Lucas. When you check in you're given a pouch with a lock and key for the safe, and a
card(s) for beach towels. There's no grass on the premises, it's all sand, and very nice landscaping. Very interesting mountains are in the background of the resort. Some people go climbing on them.
There’s not much action on the beach, since you can't swim on it. They won't let you swim on it because of the tides. They're very dangerous. There's Lover's Beach, and others beaches close by though that you can go to.
You can get room service, but I'm not sure if it's 24/7. There's also a very nice gym on the 1st floor of the 'K' building. I believe it's only open at specific times, like 5am-11pm.
You can also rent a car from the hotel. Taxis are available 24/7, and usually cost about $6 to go downtown, and $10 to go on the other side of town. No vending machines are on the premises, whatsoever. If you come in late at night (say after 10pm), and you haven't eaten and your hungry or thirsty, make sure you stop in town before you get to the resort or you will end up having to pay $12 to take a taxi back and forth into town to get something to eat. The resort is enclosed behind iron fences, and a security gate is at the entry of the resort. Very safe. Downtown Cabo San Lucas is very safe also, so if you have to go down there late at night, don't be scared. Oh, one other thing, don't feed the kitty cats on the premises.
- Unit Type: Studio
- Activities: Poor
- Amenities: Very Good
- Unit Satisfaction: Excellent
- Family Friendliness: Excellent
- Service: Excellent
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