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Dreamy, spotless sands on a private beach on the western side of the tip of Baja in Cabo San Lucas is where you'll find Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach, All Suites Resort & Spa. Offering an extensive menu of Euro-inspired treatments, the Spa at Sunset Beach was named the "#1 Top Hotel Spa in Mexico" and among the "Top 10 Hotel Spas in Mexico, Central and South America" by Travel + Leisure. The spa offers aromatherapies, Swiss showers and spa tubs with plunge pools, but experienced spa-divas dive right into the Honey Sugar Glow, where an exclusive formula of crystallized honey hydrates, exfoliates and smoothes the skin.
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"We celebrated our 1 year Anniversary and this was the best trip ever. We enjoyed our resort and all the events in Los Cabos that we were able to take part in. We will be going back soon!!!" – Dickson
21 out of 29 (72%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.Read All Reviews
Customer Rating
Value
4.0
Service
4.1
Beaches & Pools
4.0
Dining Options
3.9
Room Comfort
4.2
"We celebrated our 1 year Anniversary and this was the best trip ever. We enjoyed our resort and all the events in Los Cabos that we were able to take part in. We will be going back soon!!!" – Dickson
21 out of 29 (72%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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December 26, 2019
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach
Awesome resort. People are so friendly. Super clean. Room Service is a little slow, usually an hour for anything minimum. Food is excellent and so many choices. All inclusive is the best way to go !! Would highly recommend this place! Also you can use all inclusive in their sister hotels - Rose !
This resort is appropriate for a select type of traveler. Not families with small children. Not people who want to actually go in the ocean. Not people who want any sort of night life. Not "Foodies". There are people who like to chill by the pool; there are several small pools.Like to read and nap. Like to be carted up and down the steep terrain on twisting, turning paths sort of like a go-cart course. That part is kind of fun.
The resort is honest right up front that the ocean is too rough to swim in but that they have shuttles to sister resorts. The shuttle, singular, starts at ten o'clock and runs on the hour with a capacity of 40 customers. That is inadequate to move the numbers of people that want to go. The beach in front of the resort is nice. Large and clean with no protection from the sun.The small pools that dot the compound have limited deck space and are too cool to really enjoy.(I live in the Vermont and am accustomed to "cool" water) You will see a few children swimming and the rare adult. The situation would improve if they planted a thousand palm trees and built a huge pool across the bottom of their property with space for children to play.
I don't care much about an active night life. There is a sports bar with at least nine descent TVs and a fun crowd of various fans.
I'm not hard to please on the food front but was disappointed until we tried the restaurant by the main pool. Great breakfast buffet. Good dinner options. Best to skip the Bistro all together and be selective at "The Market". The waiters were highly variable. Some excellent and quite a few were lost in space. We decided that many were poorly trained and/or trying to serve too many tables. You would get your coffee, juice was forgotten, sometimes refills, water most of the time. Cereal bowls here, spoons over there. An order completely forgotten. I'm not wanting to be harsh, we certainly had excellent servers, but overall service could be improved. In addition, it's the coast, I want fish and rice. Some fish goulash concoction and no rice.
Our housekeeper, Maria, was great. Often checking if we had needs. The room was good. Classic crummy TV controller with battery cover falling off. Sliding patio door that my wife couldn't open. Forced her to watch her girth or stay inside.
There is a really good gym, clean, modern equipment, stretching/yoga area. There are two nice tennis courts, bring your own raquets. The resort will rent you some $25 raquets for seven dollars a pop.Some of them are genuine antiques.
Check-in and out was great. The desk staff really try make it smooth and fast. Same for the concierge desk and baggage guys.
If you go, be prepared for the hard sell. Time shares. I try to have a little fun with them while declining their offer. But it can be annoying. There was one woman trying to pitch a time share while we were eating dinner, a bit much. In the next breath, my brother-in-law took one for the team. He sat through the presentation and scored three vouchers for the resorts Jack Nicholas golf course. Fun course with some sea side holes. We rented clubs for $68 including six balls, Yes, I used all six. It's a fair course for recreational golfers.
We did the all inclusive package. At other resorts, all inclusive gets you at least some water in your room and often beer, soda, snacks. Not so here. I enquired as to why not and was told that since they have customers paying for room only, it would be too much work. That means we were always hustling to keep water in the room. I was advised that for $5 fee room service would bring some unknown amount of water or beer to you. This is a customer service problem that management doesn't want to address.
Lastly and most curiously there are the zero balance bills. After every meal or the receipt of even one bottle of water, you are expected to sign a ticket. There is speculation among the tourists as to why. Is there some sort of tax dodge? The prices on the tickets vary wildly. Three people every morning for a buffet breakfast that priced at between $168 to $56. Waiting for the tickets was really annoying.
I think I might have covered it.
What an amazing resort! The grounds were so well kept and beautiful, the pictures don’t even do it justice. Gorgeous views everywhere you look. The staff are sooo friendly. Don’t forget to bring money & small bills to tip them! I love that Pueblo Bonita includes their other resorts in the all inclusive package. We were able to take a shuttle to the other side of the island to visit their beaches and restaurants. Overall, 5 stars. 10 if I could. :)
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whats the cost of the all*inclusive package?1 answer
7 years, 92 months ago
hazul
As pricing would depend on the specific travel dates, we ask you to please call #1.800.915.2322 and speak with a Beach Expert to further assistance with your inquiry.
MariaCC
I suggest calling cheapcaribbean.com.
Adie
Does this hotel have a nightclub?2 answers
6 years, 81 months ago
Baltimore
The following is from the resorts actual website:
Cabo San Lucas Nightlife. Life heats up in Cabo San Lucas when the sun goes down. Known for its exciting nightlife scene, downtown Cabo San Lucas is home to dozens of cantinas and nightclubs.
Visit such popular Cabo San Lucas nightlife attractions as Cabo Wabo Cantina, The Giggling Marlin, and El Squid Roe, or discover your own favorite hot spot along the marina, beach or downtown.
It doesn't look as if the resort itself has a nightclub, but if you would like to contact the resort directly, please use the link below to do so! Thank you!
reservations@pueblobonito.com
RobinCC
No, when we were there, there was no nightly entertainment.
KBEAU
how far from nearest shopping area?2 answers
5 years, 69 months ago
mj
This resort is just a few drive to downtown Cabo, and complimentary shuttles are offered to take you back and forth.
BethCC
About minutes
EIETB
Does package include alochol beverages?4 answers
4 years, 56 months ago
MP
Yes and they are not watered down. Excellent drinks 10am on
Laura1
Yes, although there may be limits on brands. This hotel specifies premium beverages, which would typically mean imported brands.
CCGreg
Yes
EIETB
yes. all the yeses. if you go, ask about specific types of alcohol because some are extra charge. For example, Absolut vodka was included but the house vodka was Stoli. So they would give you stoli unless you asked for absolut, but Titos was a big extra charge.
Bdubsdubs
Can you swim at the beach at this hotel?4 answers
3 years, 40 months ago
sco1022
Because of strong undertows, the resort prohibits swimming off the beach, but the beach is ideal for walking, sunbathing, shell-gathering, and sunset-watching.
JeannieCC
No the undertow is too great there, extremely dangerous.
KBEAU
No
EIETB
you can't swim in the water at the Sunset, but I'm pretty sure you can at the Pacifica. They'll trolley you over and I think they said there was a marked bay area for swimming. This water was really aggressive and there were hotel employees on atvs all over the place that would come tell you to move back from the water if you got too close. The beach flags were red every day and there was a sign every so often about the dangerous conditions of the water. There were also giant rocks everywhere and huge waves. There were also fishing boats anchored right off the coast and some locals catching big fish standing on the beach. It was intense. Honestly, I'm a beach frequenter and really like the ocean, but this water looked dangerous and unappealing to swin in. However, there are like 6 pools with full bars, full wait staff, and they'll bring you lunch/dinner to your spot and it's included in the all inclusive.
Bdubsdubs
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Room Information
325 guest suites in 28 tile-roof buildings terraced into a hillside sloping to the beach. Most buildings contain timeshare suites. Suites at this Baja resort are located in 2 and 3-story buildings with outside staircases (no elevators). Contemporary decor includes pale marble floors, pale-pastel walls with white ceilings and crown molding, live plants, and dark-wood furniture, headboards, and trim.
Suites feature furnished balconies or ground-floor terraces with views of the Pacific Ocean, featherbeds cushion extra-thick pillowtop mattresses, pillow menu, ceiling fans provide a cooling alternative to air-conditioning, televisions offer satellite reception, pay movies and video-game consoles and dial-up Internet access is available for a surcharge. Each suite is also equipped with a hair dryer, iron with ironing board, direct dial telephone, servi bar, and coffee maker.
The Sky Pool is incredible and offers sweeping views of the sea plus top-notch drink service. It's also a beautiful and unexpected spot to tie the knot.
What We'd Change
The beach is great for strolling but isn't swimmable due to a strong undertow. But the resort offers a complimentary shuttle to beautiful Medano Beach.
Why You Should Go
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort & Spa, is a secluded hideaway for rejuvenation but has tons happening on-site, six swim-up bars and five pools.
Available Amenities
Tour Assistance
Banquet Facilities
Volleyball
Business Center ($)
Cable/Satellite TV
Babysitting/Child Care ($)
Children's Pool
Concierge Services
Conference Facilities ($)
Cribs Available on Request
Daily Maid Service
Golf Course ($)
Jacuzzi
Laundry Services ($)
Lounge Chairs/Umbrellas
Playground
Scuba Certification ($)
Swim-Up Bar(s)
Internet Access ($)
Swimming Pool(s)
Tennis Court(s)
Scuba Diving ($)
Shuttle Service
24 Hour Front Desk
Poolside Bar
Parking
Dance Classes
Spanish Lessons
Medical Services ($)
Cigar Shop
Non-Smoking Rooms (on request)
Horseback Riding ($)
3 Restaurants
8 Bars/Lounges
Shopping
Multilingual Staff
Catering
Massage ($)
Elevators
Audio-Visual Equipment ($)
Fax Machine ($)
Express Check-Out
Spa ($)
Conference Facilities ($)
Snorkeling ($)
Wedding Services ($)
Dry Cleaning Services ($)
24 Hour Room Service
Mini-Mart
Aqua Aerobics
Deli
Convenience Store ($)
Wireless Internet Access ($)
Pool Towels (complimentary)
Free Parking
Kids Club ($)
Church/Church Services
Yoga ($)
Jogging Trail
Car Rental Available ($)
Gift Shop ($)
Doctor on call 24 hours
Babysitting Services ($)
Nearby Excursions & Attractions
ATV Rides
Deep-Sea Fishing
Dining
Dive Shop(s)
Eco-Adventure Tour(s)
Fitness Center
Golf Course(s)
Horseback Riding
Jet Ski Rentals
Kayaking
Marina
Medical Facilities
Motor Boat Rentals
Nature Park(s)
Nightlife
Parasailing
Sailing
Scooter/Moped Rental
Scuba Diving
Shopping
Snorkeling
Spa(s)/ Wellness Center(s)
Tennis Courts
Water-Skiing
Watersports Rentals
Whale-Watching
Map of Local Area
Here, at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, land ends and the Sea of Cortez wrestles with Pacific Ocean. Breathtaking beaches line
the resort area of Los Cabos, making it the trendiest of the west coast destinations.
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort
Predio Paraiso Escondido
+52 624 142 9999
Hotel Description
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort: Weddings and the
Top Spa in Mexico
Dreamy, spotless sands on a private beach on the western side of the tip of
Baja in Cabo San Lucas is where you'll find Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort. Offering an extensive menu of Euro-inspired
treatments, the Spa at Sunset Beach was named the "#1 Top Hotel Spa in Mexico"
and among the "Top 10 Hotel Spas in Mexico, Central and South America" by
Travel + Leisure. The spa offers aromatherapies, Swiss showers and spa tubs
with plunge pools, but experienced spa-divas dive right into the Honey Sugar
Glow, where an exclusive formula of crystallized honey hydrates, exfoliates and
smoothes the skin.
Sun bunnies can stroll or enjoy a good book and a tropical cocktail from
Manila Bar, located on the private sands of Pueblo Bonito at Sunset Beach. Due
to strong undertows, swimming at the resort's beach is prohibited, but a
complimentary shuttle is available to transport guests to Pueblo Bonito's
sister resort, where you'll find ample safe waters on Medano Beach. Don't feel
like traveling? The resort has you covered with five free-form swimming pools,
five Jacuzzis, shady loungers and six swim-up bars.
When you're thinking about what to eat, flavor sensations abound at La Nao's
a la carte breakfasts, Sunday brunch and theme night dinners. From Monday's
Mexican buffet with live music to Saturday's coveted prime rib special, each
meal is a wonder. For after-dinner drinks, enjoy the open-air, ocean-view
terrace of The Lobby Bar.
If you want even more options, you're in luck. In total, you'll have access to 32 different dining options and 14 bar options thanks to the shuttle service that connects you to each of the sister resorts (Sunset Beach, Rose, PB Los Cabos & Quivira Golf Club.) With all those culinary options, you'll have your plate full with delicious food to sample and tasty cocktails to sip.
This hotel is All-Inclusive
Features include:
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
24 hour in-room dining
Premium beverage selection
Hourly shuttle between Pueblo Bonito properties (From 10am-11pm,
restrictions apply)
Resort taxes and gratuities
DINING
This hotel includes unlimited food and drinks, but some dining restrictions may apply. Please check with the front desk for details.
La Nao
Type: International Hours: Breakfast - daily, 7am-noon; Dinner - daily, 6pm-10:30pm: Brunch
- Sun, 9am-2pm Description: Offering buffet and a la carte breakfasts and a Sunday
brunch. Mexican buffet with live music is available on Monday nights, Italian
buffet on Wednesdays, seafood buffet on Thursdays, Asian buffet on Fridays and
a prime-rib special on Saturdays. An a la carte dinner menu is also available.
Dress code: Gentlemen are requested to wear long pants,
sleeved shirts.
La Frida Type: Latin American Hours: Tue-Sun, 6pm-11pm Description: Elegant restaurant featuring Mexican and Latin American
cuisine. Reservations are required. Dress code: Gentlemen are requested to wear long pants and
sleeved shirts.
The Bistro
Type: International Hours: 24 hours Description: Family-style dining with an extensive menu. Hours subject
to change.
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Deli Type: Deli Hours: Daily, 6am-11pm Description: Air-conditioned, lobby-level restaurant serving fresh
juices, coffee, sandwiches, salads and pastries. Inside tables and shaded
outdoor terrace seating.
Deli II Type: Snack bar Hours: Daily, 6am-11pm Description: Snack bar located at beach level.
BARS/NIGHTLIFE
Main Pool Aqua Bar and Grill
Swim-up bar located at the main pool. Daily, 10am-5pm.
Sky Pool Aqua Bar and Grill
Swim-up bar, located at the top-level pool. Daily, 10am-5pm.
Aqua Bar and Grill
Swim-up bar, located at the mid-level adults-only pool. Daily, 10am-5pm.
Aqua Bar and Grill
Swim-up bar, located at the lower-level kids' pool. Daily, 10am-5pm.
Aqua Bar and Grill
Swim-up bar, located at Villa 26. Daily, 10am-5pm.
Aqua Bar and Grill
Swim-up bar, located at Villa 40. Daily, 10am-5pm.
Manila Bar
Air-conditioned, beachfront bar offering cocktails and light fare. Daily,
4pm-midnight.
The Lobby Bar
Smoke-free, air-conditioned, ocean-view bar with a smoking terrace. Offering
cocktails and late night coffee. Daily, 1pm-1am.
POOLS
The resort features five heated, free-form pools, spa tubs and swim-up bars
with lunch spots terraced into the hillside. An infinity-edge pool is right
along the beach. The main pool above the beach features a hydrotherapy section.
Another pool is at mid-slope and two more are on the upper slope. Complimentary
loungers, umbrellas and towels are available at the pools.
BEACH
Because of strong undertows, the resort prohibits swimming off the beach, but
the beach is ideal for walking, sunbathing, shell-gathering, and
sunset-watching. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service to sister
resorts, Pueblo Bonito Rose and Pueblo Bonito Los Cabos Blanco, both located on
Medano Beach, safe for swimming and water sports.
SPORTS/ACTIVITIES
Water
Available for an additional charge:
Swim with dolphins
Deep-sea fishing
Snorkeling
Scuba diving (PADI-certified)
Land
Available for an additional charge:
Horseback riding
Golf
ATV tours
Canopy tours
Golf
Quivara Golf Club, sporting a beautiful course crafted by golf legend and course-designer Jack Nicklaus, is accessible to guests of Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach, All Suites Resort & Spa. Marked by huge windswept dunes, sheer granite cliffs and rolling desert foothills 10 minutes from downtown Cabo San Lucas, Quivira, the sixth Jack Nicklaus-designed course in Los Cabos, is a masterpiece poised to redefine the Cabo golf experience.
INTERNET
Wi-Fi access is available throughout the entire hotel (fees apply). There is a
free Wi-Fi hotspot at Manila Bar. The resort's Internet Center offers
high-speed, wired connections (fees apply). Daily 7am-11pm. Hours subject to
change.
SPA SERVICES
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort offers The Spa at Sunset Beach (fees apply).
The spa offers a men's and women's sections with Swiss showers, steam rooms,
spa tubs with plunge pools, relaxation lounges and aromatherapy rooms. One room
has twin beds and facial chairs, steam room, sauna and a sap tub. Daily
8am-8pm. Hours subject to change.
WEDDING SERVICES
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort offers a wedding
chapel, beach gazebo, a variety of wedding packages and an on-site wedding
planner to organize all the details. Contact the resort directly for more
information.
CHILD CARE
The resort offers supervised activities for children ages 4-11, and also the "Fun Lab" for teens ages 12-19.
Fun Lab offers games, activities, food and snacks that teenagers love like pizza, nachos, popcorn, ice cream, arcade games, hockey table, movie theatre and more. Mon-Sun, noon to 10pm.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Location
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Golf & Spa Resort is 32 mi from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD).
Check In/Check Out
Check-in: 4pm. Check-out: noon.
A valid credit card may be required upon check-in for possible incidentals not
included in your hotel reservation.
A registered guest must be 21 years of age or older to check in, must have
proper ID and is responsible for payments of incidentals. Please be aware that
neither escorted nor unescorted groups of minors under the age of 21 are
accepted at this resort.
Holy Week
In observance of Holy Week, some resorts in the Dominican Republic, Mexico and
Costa Rica may put limits on the use of motorized water sports and loud
music.
Sister Property Privileges
Guests staying at this resort may enjoy the other Pueblo Bonito Resorts in Cabo
San Lucas or Mazatlan with a 10% discount and signing privileges at restaurants
and bars (excluding pool bars) at the sister properties. There is free shuttle
service between the resorts.
All hours, fees, amenities, information and services are subject to change without notice.
