This was our first time at these resorts in Cabo. We visited 5 years ago and stayed at another time share location, this was a little older and rooms as others have said are dated, but perfect for Mexico. This was an RCI exchange and a sale exchange at that, so we did not know what to expect.

Yes there is not a lot to do, unless you are motivated to pre arrange activities before arriving or take a chance and try the vendors selling banana boat rides, parasailing, kyacking, etc. right from the beach. We were looking for a relaxing week, after spending a very hectic Thanksgiving and that is what we got at Pueblo Bonito.

We were in the Blanco part of the resort, which is a 25 years old, but still well kept. The pool was clean, chaises abundant, around the pool and on the beach, and I found food service for breakfast and lunch very good. We never waited long for our meals or drinks either at the outdoor dining/bar area, or the patio bar.

We did make the mistake of purchasing the all inclusive plan. DON'T !!!!! Unless you want to be sloshed the whole trip and drink your money with cheap wine, watered down cocktails and low end beers it is not worth it. The buffet breakfast was very good, lots of fresh fruit, breads, pastries, eggs, omelets and breakfast meats, as well as cereals, yogurt, and smoothies. Lunches were fine, great Guacamole!!!!, Dinners were drab, unappetizing, boring, and service in the evening was just not up to par and not as good as the day service.

Aside from the food plan, which we would not purchase again, I felt the hotel was a great break before the rest of the holiday season.

Suggestions: If you stay in Blanco, us the health club in the Rose building, much nicer once I found it, also the pool at Rose is larger, so take your pick.
The beach was clean, clean clean, so you can comfortably enjoy. The beach vendors are outside a separating roped area, so they will not bother you unless you are interested in engaging them. If you say no that you are not interested, they will not bother you.
I firmly said no in reference to time share issues. The hardest sell was at the airport...but once I said no and my husband backed me up on the NO, there was no problem. The time share vendors in the hotel asked us once, again we said no, took our towel cards and that was that.
Take the $6. cab to Walmart, purchase breakfast and snack food and dinnner food for a couple of nights. Downtown is an easy, safe walk to enjoy dinner or lunch out. There was also another hotel, a short distance from Blanco, that had a similar breakfast buffet for $10, instead of the $19.99 the hotel charges.
I found rooms spotlessly cleaned by house keeping, with little extras left, such as flowers in our table and in our bathroom. These ladies left gratuity envelopes, which I filled, as they deserved the tip, they did an excellent job.

All in all one of the nicest RCI places I have stayed and will return.

The value of average was for the all inclusive food plan, value of the hotel is hard to decide, since I do not know what other hotels are charging, but this was a shoulder season and a sale from RCI, so probably the hotel was a good value.
Gave the rooms an average rating because they are dated, but were very clean, plenty of hat water, no bugs, and sufficient for what we were "spending".
Gave the spa a very good, which was second hand from people told me. The health club in the spa was excellent, with lots of very high end exercise equipment, cardio, resistence, as well as spining classes and zumba classes. These classes were $15 per class which I feel is a fair price for a resort, although I did not take any so can not attest to the quality of the instruction. The facility was spotless with towels and water availalbe.

We've been to Cabo many times and have stayed at a number of resorts, however, we continue to prefer the Los Cabos. More of a boutique hotel with a smaller number of rooms, the atmosphere is quaint and friendly. It is reminiscent of the La Posado in Nuevo Laredo for those of you that are familiar with this hotel in its heyday. The hotel is within walking distance of many shops and restaurants, has great oceanfront views, and fronts a swimmable beach. Henoc, Oscar, and Frankie are 3 of the many staff that bend over backwards to make your trip the best ever!

Our family and friends have been going to Cabo for over 15 years and we keep coming back to the Pueblo Bonito Blanco for its great location, outstanding and clean facility, and most of all the friendly staff that provides service second to none. Frankie and Antonio are always there to greet us at the door, through the doors and behind the desk Enoc quickly checks us in and takes care of every need, Martin behind the bar and many others around the pool make us feel like royalty. This is our home away from home, or better yet our castle away from home. The beach vendors are fun, the ocean is always warm, and the water activities are plentiful and within reach. The fishing is affordable and you don't need to go deep sea for a game-size catch. While the food has plenty of room for improvement in quality and price, there are plenty of alternatives close-by that are excellent. Our group ranges from 12 to 25 each year, and we always leave with a desire to come back.

went for anniversary.1st room was very dirty my wife said no way ,2nd was ok.took the resort shuttle from airport,we felt like cattle.took resort taxi to chelano bay he did not show up after 2hrs like he said ,we ended up going to the hwy and caught a bus.conscier said we could rent snorkle gear there,there was none,hit with the time share chick the minute we walked in ,made a couple local calls from room,to my suprise we got charged a dollar every call.and 5 dollars for the 1800# for the dolphin trip that they promote,of course they dont say anything about that at check in ,the bell boys were great staff was nice ,resort was noisy ,7am they were banging with hammers,rollin those carts around the pool on that very rough surface,woke me up every day,pool was ok,no hot tub,no outdoor bar,looks better online ,had kitchenette,very basic not even a napkin,food was ok but very expensive,restaurants very basic,hotel outdated ,oh dont forget about the roll out bed that was suppose to sleep some one,my boys were with us and sleep on the floor,this bed was 40 yrs old ,nothing to do no activities,they charge more for excursions than you can get on the beach,you pay them then they send you to the beach anyway,pool ser was slow ,if your not by the restaurant you dont get served ,there is a nice beach there,i think that sells them,because everything else was not great