Spectacular views from the resort; swinging in the balcony hammock while looking out at the ocean was a highlight. Nice pools, tidy common areas, generally helpful staff. Quieter and away from town; it will suit people who want a retreat and to catch up on a few books. Some activities during the day for those so inclined (quiz, pool games, etc.). Supermarket is not too far away though it's better to Uber to/from it, and getting a room with a kitchen is helpful to avoid exorbitant restaurant prices.

There are charges for everything which may not be completely clear when booking through Booking.com (including the additional fee for using this site). It's also sprung upon you on checkout with little explanation. Being made to put a huge hold on the credit card was not ideal, as the refund took a while to clear after we left. Overall, we were given the impression that the resort thinks visitors are just big walking bags of cash.

First and foremost, probably the best view from the hotel in all of Cabo. Situated up on a cliff, but close enough that you can still hear the waves crashing on the rocks, was both peaceful and calming. The hotel formerly a Lawrence Welk Resort, ( Uber drivers still call it that) was recently purchased by Hyatt. They are in the process of remodelling, which we were told up front by the hotel, but I didn't notice any obtrusive noise (I was too busy admiring the view!). So yes, the rooms are definitely a bit dated...like you would expect from a hotel built in the 60's, but not terribly so, it was very clean. The hotel is small and quiet. Finding a chair under an umbrella poolside was not difficult. If you are looking for a party scene this hotel is not it... and head on down to Marina. There is nightly entertainment at the restaurant. Fiesta night was cool, but buffet was pricey. The restaurant is expensive, A hamburger is $26 U.S. Dollars, but it is "huge" and comes with a big pile of fries. So unless your a linebacker, you can split it. We split most of the meals we ate there, which was more than enough for us. Walmart is about 5 minutes away by Uber (appx $7 US dollars). You will need to go shopping and to get some food, drinks,& water for your room. The room is well equipped, and you will find everything you need to cook and eat. Sams Club is also close by. Neither one is within walking distance (esp if your carrying a ton of beverages) ... you will need an uber or a taxi. But I swear, uber drivers must all be waiting up there at the top of the road, we never waited more than 60 seconds for a ride, not coming or going. Also important to note: You cannot get an uber from inside the airport... you have to walk a distance "outside" the airport to get one, they are not allowed inside for pickups. We didn't know this. But they can drop you off at your terminal for your return flight.

No free bottled water in your room. You get one small bottle each at check in... that is it. Seems absurd that you cannot drink the water and then they force you to buy it. ?? We stayed at the Marriott in Cancun last year... all the free water you want. Marriott Housekeeping would bring a 6 pack of "free" bottled water everyday to our room.. or even more, ..just ask. Nice touch, Marriott...! Sierra del Mar take note: You are now Hyatt, so bring your "A" game.

It’s a beautiful relaxing property

I think when you’re paying as high as days as we are that they should maintain their suites. Their furniture is old. I don’t know what they’re doing with the maintenance fee every year they’ve bought new furniture. They don’t really seem to care whether your platinum member or your VIP member if you don’t book within the Hyatt grand vacation they asked you even though you’ve spent all this money as a platinum member. They didn’t wanna recognize platinum members. They don’t take care of their rooms. They need cleaning they need new furniture for the kind amount of money that all their customers are paying that belongs. It’s kind of disgraceful

The physical location is excellent. The restaurant is good, not bad and not great. Prices are moderate for Cabo gringo tourist scene. The pools and the view from the pool are sublime. The pool is long enough that you can do laps for a work out. The gym is hotel adequate. A half mile up the road is a full service supermarket to buy your drinks, breakfast food and coffee and avoid the ridiculous resort prices for said drinks and breakfast. We went everyday. In the same plaza there is also a high end liquor store. You can also get seafood and veggies at the supermarket to grill at the resort BBQ. The sunrises are awesome. You can catch the bus into town for 13 pesos on the high way or 37 pesos to go the San Jose del Cabo right in front of the supermarket. Screw the expensive taxis. You can get snorkel gear for free at the resort. You get charged a room cleaning fee whether you want it or not but only a couple of dollars a day.

subtle stench of raw sewage so characteristic of Mexico every once in a while.

Pools and location are very good.

Food prices are outrageous. Paid $25.00 for a hamburger, etc...

The coffee maker outdated, the garbage disposal is loud, old? The blender is also loud, old? I didn’t like that the money exchange was based on their exchange rate and would give me an American price rather than to let my card do the exchange. I felt like I to keep checking and unsure of what I was paying.

We are very pleased with our resort choice, there were so many. This resort is beautiful, clean, quiet, and perfect locale. The staff were great with special shout out to Mike and Jonas. We enjoyed the daily activities when we weren't off site for the day. The infinity pools and hot tubs are amazing and we loved that they were open late. Some construction going on but did not affect us at all.

I wish we would have got a room with Seaview but none available. Take note there is a daily resort fee, daily service fee, and daily environmental fee.... although I'm sure these are standard at every resort. I do not feel we should have been charged these fees on our check out day though!!!

Everything was top notch: The location, the view, the restaurant, the game room, and the heated swimming pools. The staff was very friendly and helpful, especially in the restaurant. The food was delicious! Kudos to their chefs and kitchen staff! The area felt very safe, and I was able to arrange roundtrip airport transfers by contacting the hotel prior to arrival. Definitely recommend!

the most amazing views from the infinity pool, plenty of beach chairs, swim up pool bar, very easy beach access with free snorkel gear provided and amazing snorkeling right from the beach, Fresko is right across the street. happy hour at the pool is very generous and offered at different hours throughout the day. there were no kids there when we stayed which was a bonus for us :) the vibe is very low key but fun. we loved having a washer and dryer and kitchen in the room. we will absolutely be back!

the one restaurant at the hotel isn’t great and it’s very overpriced. would highly recommend buying groceries to have breakfast and lunch in your room and then ubering to any of the hotels that are nearby for a nice dinner!

Best service ever, very clean resort, great food, very considerate service. Beautiful infinity pool with view of the Cabo Arc.

The AC's are quite noisy outside, you can hear the roof partitions in the penthouse, especially at night.