What can you expect from Westin Los Cabos? It's beautiful, very well-maintained, has beachside pools and jacuzzi, a huge golf course, a mini golf course, roof top tennis course, nice clean gym and great spa. For the most part, the food was great but Americanized and in Mexico but no Mexican food. Expect to pay around $60 per meal per couple, not including drinks or tips. Cabo San Lucas is about 20 min. away and taxi costs about $30 each way. You can walk down to the main road and busses take you in same time for about $1.50. They pass by every 15 min. and stop running at 10 p.m. The hotel is in the middle of no where so is nice if you just want to stay at the resort and relax. You can literally lay on the sand till dawn watching the thousands of stars and hearing the crashing waves. This resort is not intended for people on a budget (expensive food and drinks) and for people planning to enjoy Cabo San Lucas and the beach waters. Resort has a private beach but the ocean is too dangerous to enter and there is a lifegurad posted making sure you do not enter. On a positive note, the resort is not a time share resort so you will not be harrassed to buy anything.

Las Ventanas was the most amazing resort experience I have ever had. My husband and I could not have imagined better rooms, food, and service. Anything we could have wanted or needed was met with satisfaction and a smile. We will definitely be returning to this resort again when our travels take us to Mexico.

As soon as you are done checking in, they pass you off to someone who is "going to explain the resort to you and give you maps and coupons" but she was really trying to get us to go on a tour to sell us a timeshare. After a 6 hr flight and a 40 min car ride, I find this extremely irritating. She wasn't very pushy but I still found the situation annoying. After getting though that, we proceeded to our room. We paid for a regular room but had a beautiful, huge balcony overlooking the garden and the ocean. The bathroom was very big with a stand up shower that could probably hold 3 people comfortably (not that I tried). We went in August and the resort seemed deserted. That was fine for us but just seemed strange. The staff was great and there were plenty of them to get you whatever you needed during your stay. At one point the Internet wouldn't work for us. Right away someone from the front desk came and gave us the hotel password. The pools were really nice and the beach was a lot of fun but definitely not for swimming. They have 2 for 1 drinks at certain bars in the hotel at different times throughout the day. Definitely take advantage of that because drinks and food are expensive. We ate at 3 restaurants on property and thought the food was pretty bad. I don't think we are really that picky but who knows. We also ate at Sunset da Mona Lisa and the food was great. Overall, not sure I would go back. While the staff was great, the food wasn't and the resort is just too big.

This was our first time traveling to Mexico, and we were very pleased with the accommodations and service - both of which exceeded our expectations. Staff were welcoming, hospitable, and eager to please. They were constantly cleaning the resort and grooming the landscape, paying attention to the smallest of details. The property was beautiful and the views breath-taking. Our room was clean and spacious; the bed was very comfortable. Our only complaint is that we shared the room with tiny, harmless bugs (something I heard was common). I read several reviews concerning the cost of food on the resort. While it was more expensive than eating off-property, I found the prices to be comparable with that of U.S. resorts. The portions were appropriate; we even split a few dishes. The food was good, but again, the quality is comparable to U.S. resorts - not to 5-star restaurants. Overall, the attentiveness and friendliness of the staff far outshined any minor complaints we may have had about the room or food. I would highly recommend this resort to those looking to relax, unwind, and be catered to!

My wife and I stayed in the Junior Suite with a King bed with Oceanview. The Junior Suite has an additional sofa/coffee table area. The room was the perfect size for our 4 day stay. We loved the balcony which had a direct view of the Sea of Cortez and the beach. You could also get a tan on the lounge chairs if you didn't feel like going down to the beach. The service was great as it seemed like there were almost as many workers as guests! The food was decent, but not worth the prices. There are 4 places to eat on the resort as well as a "Deli" which had sandwiches, coffee, snacks, cigars, sunglasses. We ate all our meals on the resort mainly out of convenience. We had room service twice, and it tasted better than eating at the restaurants. I also recommend getting a room package with the breakfast buffet included. It was our best meal of the day - tasty omelettes, fresh OJ, smoked salmon, French toast, etc. The Vibe is very relaxed and couples oriented. There were a few families with kids, but well-behaved. The other guests were not that friendly, but polite and classy. Next time, I will schedule a massage on the beach, go seadooing, and probably reserve 1 or 2 meals outside of resort. Overall, we were very pleased with our stay and will definitely be back.

Upon arrival, I was a little disappointed. The resort was closer to the highway than I had imagined and more remote. However, this made little difference. My fears disappeared after 30 min. at this wonderful resort. The staff was exceptional and it was evident that everyone was dedicated to providing 5 star service to each guest. We did not rent a car, so we ate almost all of our meals at the hotel. I have to say that the choices, quality, preparation, and presentation of each meal was excellent and honestly better than the few restaurants we paid the $15-$20 taxi ride to visit. Service at the restaurant was attentive but not intrusive, and the view of the Sea of Cortez by firelight each evening was a treat. I was looking for a quiet and restful retreat. Unfortunately for the hotel, tourism was down and there were not many guests. For us, it was a bonus because it made the Marquis seem like our own private resort. I would encourage the hotel to provide a little more in the way of entertainment in the evening, since some of the guests may not want to visit other locations for the nightlife. There was a singer in the bar several of the nights we were there, but after one night, her set was repetitive and not very exciting. It also relied heavily on US Top 40 music, not something a tourist wants to hear in a beautiful Mexican resort. I was extremely pleased with the experience we had. I will visit again and will encourage my friends and family to do the same.

Cabo del Sol Resort at Puerta del Sol is an excellant condominium style resort. The units are large and well appointed. The service was excellent. We liked the proximity to the golf course and the town of Cabo San Lucas. This resort seems especially in style for those spending a week in Los Cabos with its kitchen, washer, dryer, and spaciousness.