I stayed at Los Milagros from June 19th through June 28th and the last two nights were because of flight delays. I could not get out of Cabo San Lucas and Sandra bailed me out. The rooms are very clean, the atmosphere tranquil and a nice break from the craziness of Cabo. The hotel is a conviently located two blocks from Cabo Wabo and downtown. Sandra is awesome and you could not ask for anyone nicer or more helpful. I am coming back in October to Cabo San Lucas and I plan on staying at Los Milagros again.

Erik

Los Milagros is truly a hidden gem in the middle of Cabo. The immediate serenity you experience once you walk through the door is hard to believe because you are literally around the corner from all the hustle and bustle of the city. The courtyard is incredible with incense in the air, blooming plants and flowering vines that make one feel like he/she is in a storybook. And at night it is even more gorgeous with all the lanterns lighted.

Apart from the actual beauty of the hotel, Sandra is very warm and inviting person and an excellent host. She has a wealth of information and every night she had perfect dinner recommendations--never once did I eat a bad meal.

I would recommend this to anyone looking to stay in Cabo--it really is the best deal in town, period.

My wife and I stayed at Los MIlagros for 5 nights in late June 2007. Overall, we had a wonderful experience there.

The hotel is small, tastefully decorated, shady, and relaxing. It is a 20-minute walk from Playa Medano and about 10 minutes away from the Marina.

The rooms are basic and very clean. A maid cleaned our room every single day, including the day of our departure.

We booked our room via the hotel's web site. Sandra (the manager) was very prompt in replying to all of our e-mail inquiries. She struck us a very nice person, always willing to help out her guests. Sandra offered help when our luggage got delayed the first day. She booked us a shuttle to the airport on the day of our departure thru a company which minimizes the number of pickups. We ended up the only passengers in the van, so we essentially got a private cab ride at perhaps half the price.

The only drawback I can think of is that the place can be a bit noisy at night. Cabo Wabo, El Squid Roe, and The Giggling Marlin are all 2 blocks away. Plus, tipsy hotel guests loved to park on the lounge chairs outside our room late at night, smoke cigars, and engage in deep (late-night "deep") conversations. However, we always had the option of closing the windows and turning the AC unit on. That drowned out the noise completely.

By the way, make sure you ask Sandra for restaurant recommendations. She kindly referred us to a couple of restaurants, both of which were a block away and off the beaten tourist path, but with outstanding food!

We look forward to our next stay at Los MIlagros.

What a pleasant surprise! Tastefully done, beautiful landscaping, fabulous host. This hotel is an oasis in Cabo, reasonable priced, charming and walking distance to everything. What more could you want?