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Property Amenities
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort & Spa - All Inclusive offers a spa with women's and men's sections containing Swiss showers, steam rooms, spa tubs with plunge pools, swimming pools, a private beach, relaxation lounges, and aromatherapy rooms (surcharges without spa treatment.) One room contains twin beds and facial chairs, steam room, sauna, and spa tub.
This Cabo San Lucas hotel provide complimentary, supervised-activity periods (surcharges for arts/crafts) for children ages 4-11 are offered Tuesday-Sunday, in addition to family activities. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the lobby and outside the deli.
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort & Spa - All Inclusive offers both All-Inclusive and European (no meals) rate plans. All-Inclusive rates include meals at on site restaurants or at two companion properties, Pueblo Bonito Los Cabos Blanco and Pueblo Bonito Rose Resort and Spa.
Room Amenities
Rooms
The 50-acre Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort & Spa - All Inclusive consists of 324 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 2-3-story buildings with outside staircases (no elevators). Elevators are in the main building, which contains public areas, a health spa, restaurants, and a bar. Complimentary shuttles take guests up and down the slope to swimming pools, restaurants, and the main building 24 hours daily.
The Cabo San Lucas suites feature furnished balconies or ground-floor terraces with Pacific Ocean views. Featherbeds cushion extra-thick pillowtop mattresses. Ceiling fans provide a cooling alternative to air conditioning. Televisions offer pay movies. Contemporary decor includes pale marble floors, pale-pastel walls with white ceilings and crown molding, live plants, and dark-wood furniture, headboards, and trim.
All-Inclusive Details
Guests can book rooms at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort & Spa - All Inclusive for a rate that is either for the room only or for all-inclusive. All-inclusive rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply, for example, to premium food items or drinks; or to dining at specific restaurants). Guests who book all-inclusive rates do not have to pay extra for onsite activities such as tennis. Taxes and gratuities are included. Please note items that are not included; these require a surcharge.
Taxes and gratuities
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
Kids' club
Accessibility Options
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the “Special or Accessibility Requests” section of “Trip Preferences” when you book your hotel.
Dining
La Nao - Air-conditioned, fine-dining restaurant with wood-beamed ceiling, marble floor, ocean-view terrace. Bordered by koi pond, rock-garden waterfall. Buffet and à la carte breakfasts, Sunday brunch. Mexican buffet with live music Monday nights, Italian buffet Wednesdays, seafood buffet Thursdays, Asian buffet Fridayss and prime-rib special Saturdays. À la carte dinner menu with choices such as crab cakes, lobster bisque, jumbo shrimp with lime-ginger marinade, Thai-style seabass, stuffed Cornish game hen, pasta, beef fillet with hibiscus sauce. Pianist nightly except Mondays. Dinner reservations required. Dinner dress code: Long pants, sleeved shirts, and closed-toe shoes for men.
La Frida - Conde Nast award-winning restaurant. Air-conditioned fine-dining restaurant featuring refined Mexican cuisine. Ocean-view terrace seating, also. Open for dinner Tuesday–Sunday. Choices include shellfish chowder with smoked tomatoes; crab salad with caviar; tuna tartare; seabass, shrimp, mussels with corn cakes; brick-pressed chicken thighs and braised pipian chicken with ancho-chile sauce; bread-stuffed pork leg with chiles. Reservations required. Dress code: Long pants, sleeved shirts, and closed-toe shoes for men.
The Bistro - Casual, colorful, air-conditioned restaurant with exhibition kitchen, booths, banquettes, and ocean-view terrace seating. Brick and yellow walls. Bleached-wood beamed ceilings, stained-glass accents. Lunch/dinner menu with choices such as smoked-salmon bruschetta, gazpacho, clam chowder, shrimp or crab Louis, sandwiches, pizza, rotisserie chicken, enchiladas, steak, and fish.
Aquabar - Open-air bar with swim-up side adjacent to main pool. Open mid-morning to early evening for burgers, ceviche, quesadillas, sandwiches, beer, and tropical drinks.
Mid-Level Pool Bar - Open-air bar with swim-up side adjacent to mid-level pool. Open mid-morning to early evening for burgers, ceviche, quesadillas, sandwiches, beer, and tropical drinks.
Upper-Level Pool Bar - Open-air bar with swim-up side adjacent to upper-level pool. Open mid-morning to early evening for burgers, ceviche, quesadillas, sandwiches, beer, and tropical drinks.
Manila Bar - Air-conditioned, beachfront bar/lounge. Log-beamed ceiling, polished wood floor, leather chairs/stools. Open mid-afternoon to late night for light fare, cocktails.
Deli I - Air-conditioned lobby-level spot with inside tables and shaded-terrace outside tables in enclosed fountain plaza. Open early morning to late night for groceries, produce, deli meats and cheeses, salads, sandwiches, pastries, desserts, frozen coffee drinks, espresso drinks.
Deli II - Beach-level spot. Open from early morning to late night for groceries, produce, deli meats and cheeses, salads, sandwiches, pastries, frozen coffee drinks, coffee.
The Lobby Bar - Non-smoking, air-conditioned, ocean-view bar/lounge with smoking terrace. High-beamed ceiling. Polished wood floor. Open mid-afternoon to late night.
Recreation
Heated freeform pools and spa tubs are terraced into the hillside at three locations. Set above the beach, the main pool is two levels, measuring 88.5 meters (290 ft). It contains a separate children's section with beach entry at one end, a swim-up bar/lunch spot in the middle, and a 10.5-meter-diameter (35-ft) shaded hydrotherapy section encircling a garden at the other end. Adjacent is a six-person ocean-view spa tub. A beachfront pool features an infinity edge.
At mid-slope, there's a 30.5-meter-long (100-ft), two-level pool with a swim-up bar/lunch spot and an adjacent 10-person spa tub. On the upper slope, there are two pools. One measures 46 meters (150 ft) and includes a swim-up bar/lunch spot. Adjacent are a 6-meter-diameter (20-ft) children's pool and a 10-person spa tub with panoramic ocean views. The other pool measures 41 meters (135 ft).
The long, deep beach is ideal for walking and sunbathing and includes a section with lounge chairs, cabanas, and umbrellas. The resort prohibits swimming off the beach due to strong undertows. However, guests receive complimentary shuttle service throughout the day to partner resorts Pueblo Bonito Rosé and Pueblo Bonito Los Cabos Blanco on Médano Beach, which is on the Baja Peninsula's Sea of Cortez side 6 blocks from downtown and serves as Cabo San Lucas' principal safe-swimming beach. Independent operators offer a variety of water sports rentals on the beach, including personal watercraft, parasailing, and banana-boating.
Daylight use of a tennis court is complimentary, with surcharges for night play on a lighted court. The health spa includes a complimentary air-conditioned fitness center (minimum age 16) with cardio machines, weight machines, and free weights and features a wood-floor workout studio offering spinning, yoga, and aerobics classes (surcharge for facility access).
Distances to Los Cabos's principal golf courses are: the Raven Golf Club 8 km (5 mi); Cabo del Sol golf courses 15 km (9.5 mi); Cabo Real Golf Course 25 km (15.75 mi); Palmilla Golf Course 30 km (17 mi).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
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“Three Texas Sisters - Can't wait to go back Ya'll”
Our five day four night trip went by so fast. Just say, "NO thank you" to the 50 timeshare people who will waste your vacation time if you let them. The drive from the airport to the hotel was about 45 minutes but well worth it. The hotel is gorgeous inside and out. It is surrounded by tons of plants and flowers. We ate at the La Nao restaurant at the hotel 4 different times. The buffet was a little pricie but the food was great and they had such a variety. (diffrent every day) The carts that take you around the hotel are definitely a fun ride. The hotel is right on the beach but you can not swim in it due to the undertow. Not a big deal though the pools are great. Take advantage of the free shuttle to and from it's other resort which is just three blocks from town. Just one dislike. If you plan on going to the Spa book it the day you get there. My sisters and I were really looking forward to getting to pamper ourselves but did not get the chance because they were booked the whole time. All together though the best trip I have been on!
“The Gem of Cabo”
Lovely hotel. Beautiful pools, well maintained. Location is far from rif raff of down town, yet there is a shuttle to PB Rose that can get you down town to shop eat etc. From PB ROSE you can walk up the beach to the Marina. Time share obnoxious sales, but if you know it's there you can avoid it. Good food but on the expensive side. Same with pool side drinks!
“was a wonderful trip”
we were in a penthouse suite and had a wonderful time.
“Great hotel! Would recommend it!”
I thought the hotel was wonderful. When we arrived, we were a bit leary at first because the property is comprised of villas and is very hilly. We didn't anticipate that we would need to be picked up in golf carts to get around, but we found that our villa was well situated, and the golf carts were running around constantly so it ended up being very convenient. I also really liked that Pueblo Bonita has several properties in the Cabo area, and that you as a guest have access to all of their properties. There is a great shuttle that goes every hour to the Rose property which is walking distance from the downtown area. Also, there is a shuttle that goes every 30 minutes to the Pacifica property which is beautiful (and doesn't allow kids). I would recommend Pacifica if you want to be surrounded by adults, Sunset Beach was perfect for families. I would definitely stay there again. The staff at all of Pueblo Bonita's resorts were fantastic and friendly!
“For Mexico. Great.”
Upsides: This hotel was gorgeous. Just about every room there has an ocean view. The staff is very courteous. Everything you need is available at the hotel. Down sides: Food was pretty good but not great (It is Mexico so maybe I am judging too hard). They will try to get you to take there tour to try to sell you property/membership (however, they are not too pushy which was a relief). $12 cab ride into town. You cant swim in the ocean. Like, if you go to dip your feet in the water to see how it feels they come and stop you. Overall: Great experiance for Mexico. If you stay here you most likely will have a wonderful time.
“I definitely would go back in a heart beat!”
Hotel was beautiful and very clean. All staff on premises were extremely nice and helpful with any questions. I highly recommend this hotel for families as there are various 2 ft. kid pools to choose from. However, if you want to take a dip in the ocean you will not be able to due to high tides. Otherwise the pool is lots of fun.
“Relax, Relax, Relax”
Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach is a very beautiful place to stay. Its lush gardens and panaramic seens are unbelievable. We stood in a Junior suite and it had a kitchenette. The service was fantastic and friendly. The restraunts in the hotel were a little pricy but the food was good. The spa is amazing. Overall, I would definatley return again.
“Fantastic Resort”
Book the hotel shuttle before you arrive for $16 USD if at all possible. A taxi will cost you $70. Be prepared to surrounded by timeshare reps as you are leaving the airport. We actually got sucked in but it was worth it in the long run. We got a free taxi ride, 2 free spa massages, and a restaurant gift certificate but we lost 2 hrs of our vacation listing to their schpeal. Sunset Beach was amazing...We loved our large suite, beautiful views, warm weather, secluded location and the pools. Sky Pool is a must see. Since it's located in on the hill side there are the carts that will pick you up and drive you around. If you are young, limber and are in shape there are plenty of stairs and paths you can take to get you where you want to go if you don't want to wait for a cart. In my opinion the sister hotel Rose is overrated. Yes you can swim in the ocean but the grounds were no where near as nice as Sunset Beach. Rose only had one large pool and it was so crowded vs Sunset Beach had 4 pools and was never crowded. This place has everything and you almost don't even need to leave the resort. We are already planning our next trip back!
“Quality Place!”
Beautiful facility-nice staff. Most comfortable beds we had in Mexico.
“Incredible!”
Excellent resort, beautiful view from every room, gorgeous pools, overall a fantastic getaway, very relaxing. Our room was a jr. suite and was just beautiful, all tiled with a beautiful bathroom and decor and the bed was comfortable. Hotel restaurants were very good, especially the Bistro for casual dining although none had much for basic mexican fare- go to town for that! Just fyi if you are vegetarian, La Frida (the fancy restaurant there) has no veggie entrees and only 1 veg. salad! Service was impeccable though and the food is delicious. Great service at the pools also and the drinks were good everywhere! We loved how secluded the resort was- no vendors on the wide beach, though it is also not a swimming beach as currents and waves are too great. Take the shuttle to the other hotel if you want to go to a swimmable beach. We were quite satisfied with lounging poolside instead! Some are even adults-only which was nice, most are family-friendly The grounds are immense and beautiful with koi ponds, swans, parrots, even flamingos! Lots to discover and very romantic, you'll have a great time!
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The preferred airport for Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort & Spa - All Inclusive is San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur (SJD-Los Cabos Intl.) - 38.7 km / 24.1 mi.
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