10/10 experience! I've frequented Nobu back home and this one is just as aligned with the brand as…read morethe others. However this Nobu had the view, the ambience, the customer service, AND its typical amazing food. We reserved it on Friday at the end of Feb and it wasn't too busy and we scored a spot on the outside deck. We ordered the crispy rice with avocado and I believe Waygu mini burger and another entree both were so so good and melted in your mouth We also had two lovely cocktails that were delicious. They ended our dinner with a surprise dessert that was so freaking good! 10/10 recommend, so romantic but also just so darn good

The Nobu Restaurant. Had an enjoyable birthday dinner! Every sip of cocktail and bite of food was…read moredelicious! Such a treat!

Staying at Paradisus was my first ever all inclusive resort experience. My husband and I met with a…read morelarge group (14 total) of family and friends. We all had upgraded to the "Reserve" rooms which is considered their VIP status. We enjoyed all of the food and drinks provided, were able to reserve a cabana every other day, had a personal concierge, and took in all the sights and sounds of Cabo. The restaurant variety was very nice and the food was always delicious. We tried to eat family style at every restaurant we visited so that we would all get a taste of each menu item. The pool area is refreshing and a great place to catch a tan, not a lot of shade unless you're at the pool bar or a chair with umbrella/cabana. The beach area is lovely, also lacking shade unless you grab a beach side cabana, although we never had trouble finding a few free ones. The ocean here is brutal, even at this "only swimmable beach" in Cabo. My 6'5/300lbs husband and other friends were getting tossed around. There's a spa that definitely has some high priced services, but as a reserve member we were able to use the spa sauna, steam room, and pool area with a reservation. Pros/Positives of Paradisus: Great food, wonderful, caring and kind staff members, very enjoyable amenities, a wonderful place to relax. Adults only. Cons/Negatives: Not made for partying, this is a resort made for adult relaxation. Pros of booking Reserve: more access to exclusive lounge and restaurant areas, a personal concierge to guide you, more amenities open to you as well and a private pool area just for reserve members. Cons of booking reserve: Not everything is free with the upgrade. All restaurants still had menu items at an additional cost, even for Reserve members. Personal shout outs: Our concierge Adalberto was very caring and helpful, we appreciated his assistance with reservations and booking a spa date! Pool area staff: Thòmas was very kind and helped me make sure my reserved cabana was near other cabanas in our group. We had great conversations and he was so helpful. Entertainment/Activity staff: Miguel, Enrique, and Victor were so fun and made the pool area my group's favorite hangout area. 2 men from our group won a football AND a fútbol competition at the pool, and these guys kept everything under control for the games and activities. If my husband and I look for another all inclusive resort, this one will definitely be a possible return trip!

Paradisus Cabo was an excellent choice for our 25th wedding anniversary! An adult only resort. Only…read more25 minutes away from the Airport. Check in was available online 24 hours prior arrival. Upon arriving Jared took care of us and took no more than five minutes to get our vacation started -as our welcome drinks started flowing. Esteban was our orientation guy. He took care of us the whole week for our dinner reservations restaurant and Bali beds (by the pools) Kevin was in charge of getting our favorite bali bed every day! Our pool service was extremely efficient. We had Jasmine (aka Jazzy) and beware: Angel and Pablo are mind readers...these boys brought our drinks and snacks before even us asking! They kept us hydrated! The resort was clean and updated on some areas. Bathroom were clean and updated specially those in the reserve area. Food was plentiful and fresh. We were able to try " Sante "one of the reserve restaurant for those staying on the upgraded rooms. We tried both breakfast and lunch there- but our favorite was lunch! Try the catch of the day and shrimp mango...delicious! And have the bartender surprise you with a drink of his specialty. This restaurant it's Mediterranean style at night-which opens for the rest of the guests. This became our favorite place to go for dinner, the other restaurants in the property were a Japanese ,Italian (Capella) and Mexican (Cielo) For our surprise my second favorite restaurant was the Italian, then Japanese and last the Mexican. Service was good overall. We had Selene both on the Capella (Italian) and Sante (Mediterranean) and she was wonderful and their desserts were great!!! On the Japanese restaurant we felt rushed and our waiter was not friendly. We tried this restaurant twice and both times we got the same waiter and same attitude. At Cielo we had two miniature sopes and some tostada that were delicious! Chicken mole and fish were dried and no taste. But service and drinks were excellent! Food was good at the breakfast Buffett. I liked the fact that it was not a massive buffet. Our girl was Susana aka Susie. She welcomed us everyday with a warm smile and ready to serve us. She remembered how I drink my coffee and brought us our healthy green juice. (Which is made fresh every morning ) skip the orange juice try the green juice instead! It's a great idea to have a popsicle cart by the pool and lobby-Love this around !! Specifically when it's so hot -a popsicle it's the right thing to grab. Flavors are: watermelon, coconut and pineapple Coffee shop had plenty of pastries and Omar was so nice letting us try all the ice cream and preparing not only coffee but teas. Excellent service. Beach: it is swimmable and grainy. If you want to take a walk on the beach bring water shoes. Always follow lifeguard instructions for jellyfish or other critters and water conditions. This hotel is at the "corridor" meaning half way to Cabos San Lucas (25 minutes south) and San Jose del Cabo ( 25 minutes north) highly recommend head to San Jose on Thursday for the art festival. Entertainment at the resort was good . Jesus had the mornings activities and the DJ was ok during the day with some current tunes and some oldies. The resort had different activities every night. (Like karaoke)...This is not a party hotel, if you want to party, you need to head out to Cabo San Lucas for that. We loved that fact that it had enough activity but not all night. Pretty relaxed atmosphere. As a kind reminder: even though it's not mandatory...please don't forget to bring tip money, they greatly appreciate this. Overall experience was 9/10. Location was perfect. Service A+ from concierge to staff and those behind the scenes! Paradisus made our 1st time in Cabo unforgettable and memorable! Looking forward to staying here again. Highly recommend staying here.

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.

Cabo vacation at Marquis turned into 3 days in a Mexican hospital ICU due to resort restaurant food…read morepoisoning... and not so much as an apology from the resort. After a pool-side lunch on property our first full day (we arrived the afternoon prior), my friend and I both became violently ill within a few hours. Not long after, we were in the ER, then admitted to the ICU of a local hospital for two nights and three days. The resort doctor and staff were fully aware of our illness and hospitalization throughout. The fallout: we had to extend our room by two nights, rebook flights and airport transfers, and my brother flew down last-minute to help us get home, adding his own flight, room, and transfer costs. Our total trip cost nearly doubled. The resort's entire response was one phone call asking if we needed anything. At checkout, there was nothing. No apology, no acknowledgment, no offer of a discount or refund. We've both since required a week off work to recover, and my brother lost several work days too. Beautiful property, but deeply disappointing hospitality or care for their guests when it actually mattered. I unfortunately not only cannot recommend this property, but I would avoid it completely for both the food poisoning and poor customer service. Timing for reference: Check-in day was June 28, 2026

From the moment we arrived, the team at La Marina made us feel incredibly welcomed. Damian, Mediel,…read moreand Ernesto (to name just a few) were AMAZING - always making sure we were safe, happy, and well-fed. They went above and beyond to take care of us. We built such great relationships and plan to stay in touch. Every single employee at La Marina Inn was fantastic. We stayed for 5 days and, even though we were super busy, we ate at George's almost every day--whether grabbing food to go or enjoying a quick cocktail. The food and drinks were consistently amazing for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The location of La Marina is perfect, the beds were super comfy, and the rooms were spotless. Everything was comfortable, clean, and made for a truly relaxing stay. This is truly a hidden gem in Cabo, and we would wholeheartedly recommend it to friends and family.

Before El Ganzo opened this musta been THE place to stay. Perfectly situated across from the…read morepescadores part of the Marina. I'd imagine the open courtyard had some great stories told about the one that got away. Has everything you need: pristine pool, cocktails, super attentive service, old well maintained, Spanish terra cotta villa feel which has aged very well. Best part for us was GEORGES RESTAURANT! Big well executed menu that cover breakfast thru dinner. Sipping tequila noshing on totopos's and guac at night 80 degrees gets no better. It's an oasis without hesitation.

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.

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

Beautiful hotel super clean they welcome you with a bottle of tequila. Everybody is super nice and…read morehelpful and help you with taxi services while you're stay. The restaurants in the hotel are beautiful. The rooftop at night is wonderful with life, music and awesome views their room views of the ocean are unmatched. The pool is open very early bars nearby. You can swim up to and drink absolutely love it. it is my to go to spot when in Cabo.

The Cape Hotel is absolutely stunning. Beautiful lobby views, quiet pools, great food, and the…read morerooms speak for itself. So so peaceful and amazing ocean views. I'm only booked for a day but I would definitely come back. Never left the property.

Same old thing. Name change from Cabo Villas…read more No regard for members. Hard selling tactics with their time share crew. Not family friendly. Does not maintain older property which should tell you about how they will treat your time share in 10-15 years. Highly recommend NOT buying into this place. These are not good people. It's too bad that this place doesn't allow you to have a relaxing vacation any longer. Including a picture of the construction of the "new" building right outside of the room they decided to put us in on our last trip.

Located right just off the beach between Cachet Hotel and Catchet Beach Club. It was lunch time and…read moreyou can hear the loud thumping of house music from the Catchet beach club. We walk up to the restaurant with sand on our feet. The restaurant has an awesome view of the Blue water as you eat. The ambiance and set up the restaurant is also beautiful. We receive a cute appetizer of hummus on bread after placing our orders. The ceviche was super fresh. It had shrimp and scallop. We slurped up the sauce, a nice lime tang. We decided to share amongst the 3 of us. We ordered a whole fish, red snapper, which is cooked to your liking; fried in oil or fried with tempura batter or cooked in the oven. You pick your own fish as well from the fresh catch of the day, which was either grouper , sea bass , or snapper. When the fish arrived it came with several sides of sauces, a side of veggies, mashed potatoes and tater tots. Everything was perfect. Beautiful presentation. Attentive wait staff, our glasses were always kept full.