We arrived at 3 in the afternoon and they have an open air check in. It was 90+ humidity outside. I…read moreliterally melted waiting to get to our room Got to the room and the ac is off and the room was stifling hot. We had to leave the room while it cooled down for hours and sat outside under the shade as it was cooler than our room We chose the "all inclusive". Come to find out that doesn't include drinks, regardless of the form. Not even water! Our rooms did not supply bottled water, refrigerator, tv, blow drier and 3 towels for 2 people for 4 days. Also "all inclusive " you'd think would be anytime anywhere on property but NO. Only breakfast lunch and dinner. Don't miss one or your sol The word resort doesn't belong in their name!

I haven't stayed here but the food is amazing. If you are around you must eat here…read more The best French Toast ever! The chef obviously has really thought out the menu. You get a fruit plate with your main meal. Eat inside or outside then visit the peaceful beach.

Have come here two years in a row with a a group of friends for fishing, relaxation and an overall…read moreescape from the never ending pace of Southern California. It's a quick trip from Los Cabos and the hotel will help arrange transport. The property is beautiful and the staff is more than friendly. This place is a hidden gem. Get here!

Not happy no wifi... in the room... went to front desk and they said it's just bad here... stayed…read moreat an Airbnb a couple of doors down..., great wifi... but I guess they pay for better service... won't be staying here again... sad a beautiful location!!

What a fantastic experience! I loved this place. My room was simple but clean and the wifi was fine…read morefor me to work by the pool for a few days. The included breakfast was a good start to the day, and I appreciated the included glass water bottles and access to good drinking water. Best of all, Patti was helpful and kind the entire stay. She was helpful with all kinds of details from rental cat to massage.

This place truly a hidden gem. Our group of 4 fishermen has been coming here for years and I can't…read morebelieve none of us has written a review.. The owner Patti is a fabulous host who goes out of her way to make your visit special. The bar is a local watering hole and you will feel like a local by day 2. Bartenders make great drinks. Patti has two pangas with captains. Your fishing day stats at 0600 when the trailered panga parks outside the hotel, you climb aboard and don't get off until the boat delivers you back to the hotel. And in between...fabulous fishing. They will cook your catch for you or prepare it for Smokey's smokehouse where they will smoke or flash freeze and vacuum seal your dorado, tuna, etc. We fished up and down the Baja until we found Los Pescadores. Now we wouldn't go anywhere else. Great people, great hotel, great food, great fishing....couldn't ask for anything more.

What a phenomenal resort! We hosted a corporate retreat here and everyone was blown away by the…read moreexperience. The resort has a very quiet, private feel to it, despite being nearly fully booked. We used plenty of the amenities with our group, including the gym, meeting areas, golf course, and dining options. Everything made for a great stay for our active group, but we had plenty of opportunities to relax on site. The spa is next level. Several from our group booked massages and said it was the best they've ever had. The rest of us just enjoyed the included spa area with sauna, steam room, cold plunge, hot tub, and pools. It was such a cool environment to unwind and socialize (private areas separated by gender). I have to give a special shoutout to Samantha, one of the staff members here. She was one of the first I met on site. From the beginning, she was friendly, attentive, and constantly looking for ways to make us more comfortable and improve our experience. A couple examples: we saw on the agenda that there was some pickleball play (with instruction) scheduled. When we showed up to the court, we couldn't find the instructor. Samantha was nearby, and quickly tracked down the right person to contact and had the instructor there very quickly! Another example was when I was looking to swim laps in their amazing lap pool. I wanted to track the workout, but wasn't sure about the exact length of the pool. I asked Samantha, and she wasn't sure, so she disappeared for a couple minutes before returning to confirm the official length (25 meters). These are small examples, but they indicate a higher level of service the Four Seasons upholds across the property and team. Thanks for the amazing stay, and we hope to be back again soon!

I visited the FS at Cabo twice in the past year and might I say it was a wonderful experience. As a…read morevegetarian, food was not an issue. Every restaurant had a separate vegan menu and shall be provided if requested. Although options are limited but they do not disappoint when it comes flavors. Lunches at Casa de Brasa ... breakfast buffets at Milos were a constant. The poolside services were active. Not to mention the churros and crepes were a special addition to any itinerary and should not be missed. The fresh coconut water from the iconic blue bus at the beach is a must. Coming to the stay, we stayed once at the upper floor and once with a plunge pool. It was comfortable and the room service was pretty good. Definitely on the pricy end but definitely recommend the splurge for sone celebration and much needed break from the monotony of everyday hustle.

Verdugo's was an awesome spot to grab breakfast. Good food, good prices, good service, and great…read moreview. We enjoyed the machaca and eggs, the burrito, and fruit platter

As far as small resorts go, we find this one to be perfect for us. We like that it's not all about…read morematerialism but more about family and friends here. The staff is nice. The place is clean. The restaurant serves amazing food. The bar, when it's open, is wonderful. There are some downsides, but not enough to take away a star. At Easter this place is crazy with parties all night long. Fun but tiring if you're planning to be up at the crack of dawn to fish. The bar is unpredictable right now. The place is definitely not frou-frou. (That's good & bad.) This is NOT an all inclusive resort catering to Americans. It's a down to earth lovely place with fabulous sunsets, even better sunrises, and friendly people. The prices are good, the showers are hot, and the Sea of Cortez is right there.

Highly recommend if you are willing to take the drive from…read morethe usual. It's a windy road but you will make it to paradise. This place is surely a paradise. Has everything you need and a full private beach all to yourself with cabanas, snorkel gear, paddle boards, you name it. It's hidden outside Barilles. You think you missed it but it's there. Staff is amazing so helpful and cater to you. They have all you need here and don't need to go anywhere. This place is a true gem. Come here and relax and unwind. It's a hidden gem.

Went snorkeling down the road and got thirsty. Stopped In For drink and loved them so much decided…read moreto order lunch. Mojito was the best we had that week. Started off with pina coladas and sangria, because he didn't have mint, all so good and you could not not beat the view. Then he found some mint so we went with a round. They were fantastic. Just the way I like them, lots of mint and not too sweet. Food was disappointing though. The sashimi tuna was grainy and made me a little worried about freshness. They are on a remote part of the area and not a lot of guests when we were there so they may have been trying to get rid of it or maybe just frozen too long. The fajitas were dry and just not that great. Very friendly staff and did I mention the venue! May want to stay there a night a two the next time we go.

This was a nice little find on the East Cape of Baja. This little hotel has a total of 7 rooms…read morespread over 3 buildings, with a restaurant, bar, pool, firepit, and small spa. The price is very reasonable and included a full cooked breakfast in the morning. Our room was fairly large with a king bed, small couch, and a mini-kitchenette area (sink, microwave, etc). The view out the front door/window was of the Sea of Cortez a little distance away. While the hotel is not right on the water, there really aren't any on the water in this area, it is a 15 minute walk or a 4 minute drive to a very beautiful beach with some of the softest sand in the world. They even have a Polaris to drive you down if you wish. Cabanas Vista La Ribera is located on the 2 lane road that leads to Cabo Pulmo. But this road is lightly traveled so there is very little traffic - a car maybe every 20 minutes. There are few other places in the small town of Ribera, so some people stop here for lunch or dinner, but it is never crowded. The beach is similar, with only a handful of other people there while we were there on the long expanse.

The views are amazing! Food was great and the service was amazing. Fast service and probably the…read morebest restaurant in town. Would come back again!

Just came back from a stay as part of a wedding buyout. All I can say is FANTASTIC. This hotel…read morewas perfect for such an occasion. Each event was in a unique part of the property and beautifully laid out. The staff was very helpful and attentive throughout the stay. And the food was just incredible for every meal. Additionally the morning yoga and afternoon massage were a great way to unwind. Bonus hike up a very scenic hill is adjacent to the hotel and very easy to access. Todos Santos is a gem and a great, up and coming alternative to the touristy nature of Cabo. Hotel San Cristobal is a perfect boutique getaway for a more authentic experience in Mexico. I highly would recommend going to this part of the peninsula on your next trip to Baja and checking on Cristobal for an elevated experience.

Unbelievable!!!!…read more This quiet, off the grid hotel is a MUST! Food, drinks, room, hand written note!! All amazing!! Will come back!

My wife and I drove out for dinner at Caracara. Before dinner we walked over to the lounge bar at…read moreSanta Cruz for a drink. She ordered a margarita and I got a double Fortaleza anejo on ice. When I went to settle the bill I was shocked to discover that the price of my drink was 820 pesos per ounce!!!! My 2 ounce drink was $90 usd for a tequila that costs $90 per bottle!! I explained to the bartender and the manager how I hadn't been given the pricing when ordering the drink and how it's insane to charge what an entire bottle costs for 2 ounces. It didn't seem like they had any authority or desire to remedy the situation. Admittedly, the location and place is gorgeous! I expect to pay a bit more for upscale locations but there is a big difference from making someone feel welcome and making them feel stupid!!! Look at the menu carefully! One ounce of average tequila could cost more than your entire dinner!! Our server at dinner was kind and helpful, brought us some blanco shots on the house, he helped salvage the evening!

Entire experience was exquisite. Hotel accommodations were 1st class, service was impeccable, food…read morewas 5 stars, everyone was nice and helpful. They even lite our beach bonfire nightly and brought us cocktails to the beach.