Description: This is a large hotel situated about 20 minutes, a $40 cab ride, from downtown San Lucas (one of the few negatives of the resort in my opinion). Two types of accommodations share this property, the hotel and timeshare. The multiple pools make it easy to find the atmosphere you are looking for (be it active with kids or quiet lounging), they are well maintained and very relaxing. The pool with the swim up bar was very warm, which was appreciated since we were there in January. Attendants at the pool are hospitable, and very efficient when taking drink orders, or setting up lounge chairs. The pool lounge chairs even include some luxurious queen size beds. Rooms were very clean, with large marble bathrooms that included, showers, separate large tubs, and a speaker system to hear the TV in the other room. Dining at the hotel ranged from the pool bar menu, to upscale Italian fine dining. We enjoyed food at both, and were impressed with the extensive wine list at the Italian restaurant. Although, the poolside shrimp quesadilla was the favorite and worth eating numerous times. The drinks were small and expensive. We spent more on food, in 3 days at this resort, than a week at another hotel. The resort is very isolated, on a beautiful stretch of the Pacific, and with rocky waters that make it impossible to swim. Unfortunately, this seclusion made us feel limited in our ability to enjoy all of Cabo. The long winding approach to the hotel makes a walk to the local transportation very unappealing. I would suggest staying here if you want to enjoy the resort aspect of lounging at the pool only, and/or willing to pay to leave.
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