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Accommodation Type: Resort
Hotel Size: 270 Rooms , 5 Floors
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Amenities
- Family Rooms
- Fitness center
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessible
- Business center
- Restaurant
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Data port
- Dry cleaning/laundry
- Resort
- Spa
- Golf
- On beach
The Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Resort & Spa Resort, Los Cabos is a 270-room, luxury, resort hotel with a private beach in the El Corridor section of Los Cabos, about 15 minutes from the airport and from Cabo San Lucas. Located within Cabo Del Sol development, home of the Jack Nicklaus signature golf course knows as the Pebble Beach of Baja. The old-world hacienda architecture style of this ocean and golf resort provides a warm feeling of rich history, set in low rise villas with a village environment of shops, cafes and fountains. A terracotta color scheme welcomes the eyes and contrasts with the shades of blue reflecting the ocean front structure and the constant clarity of the Los Cabos skyline. A variety of restaurants offer fine or casual dining. There are two cascading and one infinity swimming pools, 450 yards of Barco Varado private beach, mini-deli Los Portales, 24-hour room service, laundry and dry cleaning, car rental, business center and free private parking are also some of the facilities of this beautiful resort. The hotel also offers a state-of-the-art fitness center and a European-style spa featuring steam and sauna rooms, massage therapy, body treatment, facial treatment and full-service beauty salon providing manicures, pedicures, wax treatment and hair styling. All guest rooms feature private balconies with patio furniture, air conditioning, ceiling fans, authentic upscale Mexican decor, sitting area, three direct dial telephones with data-ports, remote control satellite color TV, in-room digital safes, refreshment center, hair dryers, iron/ironing board, coffee maker, vanity mirrors, jacuzzi and walk-in showers and voice mail.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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Another great trip
This was the 3rd year in a row that we stayed here for new years week, and this place is very consistent. I have read some other reviews about ...
Really liked it
After our wedding, we drove down from Nogales (via ferry across the Sea of Cortez). Had a great time. Since we had a car we could go into town ...
Beautiful Resort
We stayed at the Sheraton and just loved it. The hotel is just beautiful!!! We loved sitting in the infinity pool and looking out to the sea, e...
Excellent honymoon
We have been to this place in June 2008 for our honeymoon. After 1,5 week of travelling in the US (NY, SF, LA), we chose this hotel to relax fo...
Wonderful Hotel
Our second time there, and the Sheraton did not dissapoint. Cutting to the chase - beutiful grounds, close to Cabo. We did have a lot of Starwo...
Beautiful Hotel
My wife and I just returned from a weeklong stay at the Vacation Club at the Sheraton and had a wonderful trip. We are both 30 and she is 7 mon...
Travelocity Reviews
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great hotel, food & location okay
Ocean Front view is the ONLY way to go here. We originally had Ocean View but it's only a small span of ocean, so we upgraded and we loved the ocean view! No activities here (i.e. snorkeling, jet skiing), but if you want a nice quiet vacation, this is the way to go. Staff is very friendly, but hotel does not offer late check out for some rooms (like ours). Food and drinks @ restaurants are pricey and are okay. De Cortez restaurant very pricey and food is overcooked. Pool is beautiful and easy to get a spot. Overall, I would stay here again, because of the view and "quiet" surroundings. At night, all we could here were the splashing of the waves and just out our balcony the beautiful scene of the moon on the waves.
great hotel, food & location okay
Each year 6-10 of our family members spend a week together at this resort. We especially enjoy the friendly service and the beautiful grounds and luxurious pools, beach, spa, etc. They have two top notch restaurants and one sports bar where sushi is served several times a week. Great fun and close to Cabo San Lucas (shuttle bus available) for different dining experiences.
Beautiful Resort
After sailing down to Cabo from San Diego in the 2007 Baj Ha-Ha the hotel was a welcome ending to a long trip. I thought the hotel was a little further from town than I would have liked but once I got there I was glad it wasn't too close to the hustle and bustle of the city. The short cab or shuttle ride was no problem and the hotel's location puts it within easy distance to the airport at San Jose del Cabo. When my wife arrived to meet me after my sail down the coast she was immediately impressed with the hotel.The staff were courteous and very helpful during our stay and did a great job of making us feel welcome and at ease. Our ocean view room was worth the little bit extra we paid and I would highly recommend it to other travelers. Nothing like a beautiful Cabo sunrise to get you started on your day. The selection of restaurants in the hotel gave us enough variety for our stay that we barely had occasion to eat in town. The pools, the beach and the general ambiance of the hotel make for an interesting environment that you almost don't want to leave to go into town. I'm sure there are other nice hotels around Cabo but for my money this is the one I'll be returning to after other Ha-Has down the Baja peninsula. Highly recommended.
great hotel, food & location okay
From the moment we entered this highly secured Spanish style oasis of luxury we felt at home. The entire property is surrounded by a variety of tropical vegitation of colorful flowers and analogous green gardens that pop out in front of the roman arches that decorate each and every building. The staff converese well in English and are not trying to turn you upside down to shake you loose of any dollars or pesos. You're made to feel comfortable and at ease, although they are helpful with any questions/concerns you have. Being a Starwood Preferred Guest, we were upgraded from a garden view to an ocean view in a suite. The view was spectacular from the secluded balcony adjoing our room. The highlights were the endless views of the white sand beach, although the shore break made it hard to enjoy a swim. However, a taxi for up to 4 people can take you to Chileno Playa (beach) for about 140 pesos each way, so invite some other guests and share the expense. There is no taxi service from Chileno Beach back to the hotel so be sure to pre-arrange your ride. At Chileno there are snorkeling and kayaks for rent and you can bargain, as we got two snorkel gears for 200 pesos for a few hours. Be sure to leave your valuables behind and bring some snacks and cold beverages. The biggest highlight was "Pitaya" restuarant. The menu consists of pacific rim quisine, a blend of surf and turf that will tease and taunt your taste buds for months on end. Every seat in the house has a spectacular view of the ocean. Go just a little before sunset and request seating at the end closest to the golf course. You won't regret it. Buena suerte!!!
Beautiful Resort
Our first trip to Cabo included our stay at the Hacienda Del Mar. This hotel is located in the Corridor, closer to Cabo San Lucas. It is probably the largest of the hotel resorts in the area, boasting what appeared to be more pools, restaurants and square footage than any other location. It is also secluded, having it's own beach that was not accesible from other hotels and directly next to Cabo Del Sol golf course - potentially the best holes on the peninsula. While there may not be one (1) specific things that may be considered the "BEST" (although the landscaping is fantastic and meticulously maintained), the shear size and diversity of the place may make it one of the best overall experiences in Cabo. The dining is great, as Pitahayas is considered one of the best around and the setting is great, but there are other lesser known restaurants that also hold their own.The rooms are nice, but if you are travelling through a timeshare, you may not be able to experience the best of the lot. There are adult and kids pools, activity pools, infinity pools (2) and swim up bars. the gym is adequate and the beach is extensive.if you need night life, then head directly into cabo and if you need daily water activities, this may also not be your place. however, the diversity and expanse of the resort, the friendiness of the staff and the onsite dining were great - we truly enjoyed the place.Also, if you stay, we highly recommend a car rental.
BEST
This is one of the nicest resorts we've ever stayed at, with the friendliest staff. We were married here and had a group of over 50 with us. After months of planning we finally arrived and were amazed at how beautiful everything was in person. From the time you enter the Cabo del Sol property, the views are breathtaking. The grounds were immaculate. The staff was very friendly, from the bellmen, the concierge, and restaurants, to the gardeners. The rooms, while not overly spacious, are clean and have a nice layout. The balconies are very nice to have. We had our reception at D'Cortez and also ate there one night. They were two of the best meals we had on our vacation! (A close second was at La Dolce in CSL, a little Italian restaurant that you can take your favorite wine to). We still hear from everyone how great the food was at the reception and how much they loved the resort. The poolside bars seemed to close early, so we usually took cabs into town for dinner and drinks. Each pool had different happy hour specials at different times which was fun. If you're adventurous, renting a car would be worth the money. Beware as the driving is scary there, but convenience and cost are key. The hotel is closer to CSL, the downtown area, where we went to almost daily--either for day trip excursions, lunch, shopping, or dinner/dancing. There is a Costco (although no fridge for drinks, for which we bought a styrofoam cooler and filled with ice every night which worked very well). The pools and beach were beautiful. No ocean swimming but did some fishing from the beach. We loved Cabo and The Sheraton, and just booked our return trip for our anniversary!
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