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Baja69 Eco friendly Boutique stay

El Pescadero

Ralph

P6,057 total

includes taxes & fees

May 26 - May 27

Outdoor pool, open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM, cabanas (surcharge)

NEST Baja, Member of Design Hotels

La Fortuna

alicia

P23,403 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Vista Sierra Laguna

El Pescadero

Michael

P6,877 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 23 - Jun 24

Sueños Resort Valle de Guadalupe

Valle de Guadalupe

cesar

Entre Vides Valle de Guadalupe

Valle de Guadalupe

Lorenzo

P7,961 total

includes taxes & fees

May 31 - Jun 1

Xaroma

Valle de Guadalupe

Jordan

P11,495 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 24 - Jun 25

Prajna Valle de Guadalupe

Valle de Guadalupe

Liesberr

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Top Baja California Peninsula Hotel Reviews

Paradisus Los Cabos - Adults Only - All Inclusive

10/10 Excellent

"My husband and I went to Cabo for our 25th anniversary and we had a great time at Paradissus. The staff is very friendly, helpful and welcoming. We will definitely go back."

Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort -All Inclusive-Adult Only

10/10 Excellent

"We had a wonderful week. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. Spent most of our days relaxing poolside. Francisco was the best! He was always checking in on us to make sure we were well taken care of with food and drinks. Also enjoyed the many activities available. Manny was a great activities director. The 5 min poolside massages were also great. Buffet breakfast every morning was fantastic, along with the dinners each evening. The sushi restaurant was the best! Views were amazing from anywhere on the property. Highly recommend staying here. You will not be disappointed! Only suggestion is if you travel here this time of year (May), it was windy and the nights are much cooler than we expected. So be sure to bring some warmer dress attire."

Marquis Los Cabos, An All Inclusive, Adults Only & No Timeshare Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Located on the corridor, a bit closer to downtown San Jose than Cabo San Lucas. Medium sized resort that is well maintained and has exceptional customer service. Being an all inclusive resort, the food was surprisingly better than others. Highly recommend the French inspired six course with wine pairing at their Canto Del Mar restaurant. The upcharge is well worth it. The food at the other restaurants were all great as well. The pool vibe is very chill. Resort grounds are well maintained and clean, although the resort building does show signs of aging and also needs a technology updates. All rooms are oceant front and ours was decent size. I recommend this resort if you are looking for relaxation and without the pressure of a very big and loud resort."

Secrets Puerto Los Cabos - Adults Only - All Inclusive

10/10 Excellent

"The property and staff are awesome, and the food is delicious and plentiful and available 24hrs. Paying for the preferred suites is worth it, as you will have access to all amenities; it will be money well-spent. When ordering from one of the many bars, make sure you ask for the "ojo rojo" (red eye, a mild-spicy beer-based mix), they can make anything you ask. You must consider it is a desertic weather, so consider taking proper care of your skin; you may not feel it while swimming at the pool, and also be aware of mosquitoes. The spa (hydromassage) was a bit of a disappointment as it is outdoors (under the desert sun), so it was hard to enjoy it."

Pueblo Bonito Rose Resort and Spa - All Inclusive

6/10 Okay

"My fiancé and I recently stayed at this resort for five days for what was supposed to be a relaxing and memorable trip. We chose this property because of its emphasis on “hospitality above everything,” but unfortunately, that was not the experience we had. We are both 26 years old and of Mexican descent, and while we did not want to make assumptions during our stay, it became increasingly difficult to ignore the difference in treatment we experienced compared to many other guests around us. Throughout the trip, service toward us consistently felt dismissive and noticeably less attentive. At the pool, for example, it was extremely difficult to get service. We often had to repeatedly flag down staff just to order drinks, while guests who arrived after us were immediately greeted, checked on frequently, and provided attentive service throughout the day. Since this was an all-inclusive resort and all guests wore the same wristbands, the difference in hospitality stood out even more. This feeling extended beyond the pool. From the moment we arrived, the welcome at the front desk felt cold and uninterested. Staff rarely made eye contact, and throughout the resort we noticed we were not spoken to with the same warmth, respect, or attentiveness that we observed toward many other guests. Even small things — tone of voice, greetings, basic courtesy, or being acknowledged — felt inconsistent. The resort itself is beautiful, but genuine hospitality is what makes people want to return."

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