The Rosewood Ventanas al Paradiso in Cabo San Lucas is an absolutely wonderful hotel. Stunning…read moreviews, immaculate landscaping, and all the amenities you could want. Service was spectacular and would recommend to anybody anytime.

I really enjoyed my stay at the Rosewood. I was in villa 22, so a review from the hotel rooms might…read morehave a slightly different experience. Overall, everything was wonderful. There were minor issues that had to be taken care of during the stay. Service was always responsive, but sometimes you needed to ask more than once. (Hopefully the next people staying at 22 will have that battery replaced for the safe in the room) It was amazing to have a single point of contact. Through WhatsApp, Victor made everything easy. The property itself is gorgeous. I missed the tour of the property upon check in, so I am sure I ended up only seeing a fraction of it since most of my time was off property. Their Dia de los Muertos dinner in a large tented area in the back turned out to be an absolute must-do. The food was outstanding, and they kept you entertained for the entire evening. The walk to Centro was short enough to make everything feel close by, and eventually you got to know the streets enough to make the vertical challenge less of an issue. Dining, or at least having a drink, at Luna Rooftop is an absolute must. It gives you a view of the entire Centro of SMA which is something more encompassing than the painted wonders of the closer restaurants in town.

We walked in not knowing what to expect but it was a nice surprise. The place is cute and clean…read morewith great service. The food was good, my favorite was the orange juice. I would come back.

We arrived in San Miguel after 17 hours of traveling from Alaska, found a place to have a bite to…read moreeat and went to check into our room. It was a bit hard to find as it was so late in the evening and they had their front door closed. We knocked and was greeted by a very friendly gentlemen who showed us to our room. Which we were presently surprised was so fantastic!! Great location, super clean and very comfortable beds. We will be staying again.

I absolutely loved this hotel. The location is perfect, as it opens to the park. We stayed in the…read moreDon Justino suite and had a private patio. We spend the two nights prior at Rosewood, and while Rosewood was beautiful, for the price difference, I'd choose Antigua Villa Santa Mónica for the entire stay next time. It is in the perfect area of town, the staff is great, and coffee and sweet breads are included every morning in the courtyard.

My daughter and I absolutely loved Hotel Matilda, from the first email to our last day…read more The hotel is gorgeous​ and the rooms are outstandingly beautiful. I am an Interior Designer in Los Angeles and I have seen it all. The decor at this hotel is stunning, tasteful, fashion-forward​ and sleek. As far as the rooms go, I love the bedding, the way they make up the bed, the presentation of our bathroom and the cleanliness overall. Really, we have been here for 6 nights and I would stay here again in a hot minute. Being we had never been to San Miguel Allende before, I was hesitant​ to come here being all we hear about Mexico is the cartel and all of the shootings. Well, toss that to the wind....this is one of the safest places I have ever traveled​ to. To calm my nerves, the hotel concierge​ held my hand via email the entire​ way booking this trip. They emailed me and told me which airports were the easiest to get there, they arranged transportation from pickup to drop off, they recommended restaurants and booked every reservation and best yet, once we got to the hotel, they treated us like family. The hotel is in the best location and walking distance to everything​ you will want to see and explore. We only took a taxi one time on this entire trip because walking is so easy. Just don't bring heels, ​ladies, you will be sorry. Flats, tennis shoes and flip flops are​ the only way to walk around this beautiful city because​ of the cobblestone streets. If heels are a must, just call a taxi. When we come back to San Miguel​ Allende we will stay at this hotel again and again and again.

Went to San Miguel to celebrate my husband's birthday. Told the hotel that it was his bday when…read moremaking the reservation. We made a huge mistake of staying here. They didn't acknowledge it in any way - no champagne, no card, no balloons. And we are BOTH gold members. The photos make it look glossy and shiny, but it's not at all. It's a horrible hotel. Terrible service and completely inattentive staff. First day we found long strands of black hair on the floor, second day a roach crawling across the nightstand. Furniture is dated and dirty. GUSTAVO at the front desk was defensive, dismissive and unhelpful when we complained. We checked out the next day and lost a day of our vacation to packing, and then unpacking at the new hotel. On top of it all - no apology and they're refusing to refund our unused points. Do not stay here if you want a relaxing trip or to be made to feel special. This is not the place.

I was on a group tour and this was the hotel selected for SMA. My room was the first one down a…read moreramp. I could hear folks playing fussball or something else. I can't recall. I went to lobby to ask if I could switch rooms. The game room would close at 11 p.m. That was too late. They were able to find a room for me. There were some loud kids in the connecting room next to my new one but luckily, they went to sleep by 11. The walls are thin. Next day I enjoyed some time by the swimming pool deck. I ordered a tamarindo margarita. It's the best I've tried. The pool is not heated. The included breakfast buffet was huge with lots of options. The bar next to the restaurant has karaoke on Tuesdays. I joined some locals who were singing Latin American songs. I'd stay here again.

I'll start my review with the small issues. Faucet and shower are incorrectly marked (hot/cold),…read moreshower doesn't drain well, and we found a cockroach in our room. Now for the serious issue, we had a peeping tom outside our window. We were staying on the first floor when I noticed someone looking at us through the window! I called reception and asked them to send security. They didn't seem to take it serious, until I spoke to a hotel employee and she made sure reception sent security. After that, finally someone from reception called me and offered to switch our room. We accepted the room change, but he questioned if we were sure someone was spying! I told him exactly what happened and reassured him that someone WAS OUTSIDE my hotel bedroom watching us!!! I'm not sure if it was an employee or a guest, but we felt violated! The next day we to ensure that the hotel manager was aware of this incident/violation, we explained the situation; however, he seemed disinterested and it felt that he also wasn't concerned so much with our safety. He did offer free breakfast, but we declined because that was not the intention behind our complaint. We wanted him to know that we felt unsafe & customer safety should be a priority. Needless to say, we will not stay here ever again AND we DO NOT recommend that you stay here if you're a female solo traveler.

One of the best places to stay in San Miguel de Allende. The rooms are very nice and they have wifi…read moreand breakfast every morning. Definitely will try to come back here again soon. Our stay in San Miguel was great

Love this hotel. 5 min walk to the Jardin Allende. Rooms are very nice and the hotel grounds…read morelandscape is very impressive. We stayed in room 9 (there are only 9 rooms) and it had a balcony with a peek-a-boo view of the church. I was told that the largest room is room 1 but it's right across the way from the front desk. Which may be noisy for some. We requested a crib during our reservation and a pack n play was already set up when we arrived. Customer service was very friendly and extremely helpful. Room 8 & 9 are up the stairs and across the bridge. Both king bed rooms. It's a quiet room and went didn't need the ear plugs they provided on each night stand. We heard the occasional church bells ringing but not loud enough to wake us. AC unit worked like a charm. TV had basic channels but wasn't used very much. The balcony overlooked a very cute garden. They have complimentary breakfast on the rooftop dining area. They had a nice spread: coffee, orange juice, toast, yogurt, two kinds of cereal, fresh cut fruit, and bananas. They also have a little menu you can order from for an additional cost. Chilaquiles con huevos served with a side of beans and toasted slices of a baguette. Yum! If you have a car, they have a complimentary valet. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. Only con is the hot water. It runs out quick so no long hot showers.