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Zona Hotelera Hotel Guide

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Recent Zona Hotelera hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hilton Vacation Club Cabo Azul Los Cabos

4 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We have stayed here many times over the years. Lovely place and they are handling bad storm weather and renovations of one pool well. We booked a pool view but there was no pool in sight from our room, no big deal since we not in the room much. Things have changed over the years as is natural but usually you hope it would be for the better. The aura doesn’t feel as serene or happy, they take away as much of the little things as they can that seem petty to complain about. Such as water coolers that used to be near the towel hits are gone, need to fill in the room or buy bottled from the market or restaurant. The small touches matter. The restaurants have gotten ridiculously expensive, we used to eat at least one meal a day on property and have a few drinks each day. Not anymore. We went to the pool bar for a drink and the server made us pay for it right away, we had hoped to have another but the way he treated changed our minds. 18% tip at the restaurant is automatically on the bill. “Automatically adding a tip or service charge to a restaurant bill is illegal in Mexico under the Federal Consumer Protection Law (enforced by PROFECO), though some tourist-heavy spots still attempt it.”"

A verified traveler stayed at Hilton Vacation Club Cabo Azul Los Cabos

Royal Solaris Los Cabos & Spa - All Inclusive

5 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Overall, we had a good stay thanks to the friendly staff, good food, and an excellent room location. Breakfast was consistently enjoyable and stood out among the dining options. The biggest disappointment was the alcohol selection. Tecate was the only draft beer available throughout the grounds, and the room minibar included just two Carta Blanca beers per day. When we wanted more, we had to order and pay for them through room service. The liquor offerings throughout the resort were also limited to lower-end brands. My biggest recommendation is to watch out for the timeshare sales representatives. The hotel specifically warned guests in writing about avoiding them at the airport, yet similar representatives (concierges) were waiting at the resort and actively approaching arriving guests. It felt inconsistent with the hotel's own advice."

A verified traveler stayed at Royal Solaris Los Cabos & Spa - All Inclusive

Grand Decameron Los Cabos, A Trademark Resort

4 out of 5

Posted 2 months ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I enjoyed my stay. It isn’t the most amazing resort but it does what it does pretty well. There is basically one main pool divided by a bar, one buffet, and one restaurant. The restaurant was a little difficult to schedule on their app but it was actually pretty easy to walk to the front and ask if they had any space. It was really laid back which was the vibe of the whole place. There were lots of local guests and minimal tourists which is what I enjoyed. It felt like a more authentic cultural experience. The buffet, though small, was excellent. The food felt like I was eating at someone’s home and the waitstaff was very attentive. Resort activities were lacking but the girls that ran them were basically teenagers and trying their best to engage the guests so I can’t fault them for that. A strange challenge was the Hyatt right next door sometimes overpowering our area w their music but it is what it is. Really, what makes this resort an excellent stay is the location - San Jose del Cabo has an amazing downtown area and art walk. It is just so vibrant and full of life and culture. The stay here is worth it for the access to that alone and I would easily go back with that in mind. All in all, an affordable and pleasant stay with minimal issue. 4/5 stars."

A verified traveler stayed at Grand Decameron Los Cabos, A Trademark Resort