Absolutely fantastic! SIrena Del Mar is modern and clean, the rooms are spacious and well-appointed (we were in a Premier Oceanfront 1 bedroom villa in their "new building"), which was more than enough room for 2 adults and 2 kids (1 kid in a crib, provided by the hotel.) The staff was very friendly and helpful, the two pools never felt crowded, there's a game room with foosball, air hockey, and a Wii, the restaurant had great food and was not exorbitantly priced, and there was a semi-private beach within only a few minutes walk that had a nice area for swimming (and we saw snorkelers there also). The balcony overlooking the ocean is amazing; we had breakfast and lunch overlooking the ocean on most days. About the only negatives were that it was a little hard to find the first time, especially when driving at night (the sign is not lit, so it's easy to blow past it, and it's off a one-way so going back is not so easy), and the staff did bungle a dessert order once (they said they had "chocalate cheesecake" but when delivered it was chocoalte cake). I also did find an erroneous charge on the bill when checking out, but they reversed it with no hassle at all. And, housekeeping is not done daily (it was done only once during a 5 night stay. I think daily housekeeping is available, but at a cost.) All in all, those were minor inconveniences. I'd highly recommend Sirena Del Mar to anyone looking for a relaxing, comfortable getaway at a reasonable price.

OK, you can spend more in Cabo and do the uber-swank thing, but this place is right on the money. Great staff who bend over backwards to take care of you. View is awesome and the penthouse level is a great value. Rooms are very well appointed and spotless. The private beach is amazing with good snorkeling.

Just returned from a week at Sirena Del Mar and could not hve enjoyed it more. Beautiful! Every room with an ocean view & lovely patio space with chairs, table & sofa; rooms are very well-appointed, the A units (large one-bedroom) have a FULL kitchen with granite countertops, stainless appliances, fully equipped pots & pans, margarita & wine glasses, etc. (I would bring a decent knife next time, that can often be a missing item in these kitchens) Bathroom & shower - very nice. Bed - very comfy. View- not to be beat. Probably the only less desirable rooms would be those closer to or overlooking the pool closely. Pools - two, both "infinity" type, hot tub/spa - really nice, gorgeous, swim-up bar, GYM - has everything you'd want.

The beach that is just below the hotel - down a very impressive (100 steps!) spiral staircase - you CAN swim there, though it is slightly rocky. Hotel has beach chairs with built-in coolers in them, snorkel equipmt to borrow (no fins though) and we were told that that very beach has some of the best snorkeling in the area. The day we tried to snorkel there was poor visibility because of the previous day's storm. Almost no one at the beach...

The STAFF were wonderful! Fully fluent in English, very willing to help with everything - And I must mention Francisco! The (head) bellman - a great guy, friendly & helpful. Also the concierge ladies - both Cynthia and Fedra - were really nice & helpful. Cynthia even called us the day before we were leaving home to check in & offer any help needed etc.

We loved Cabo! Had never been there. This was a time-share exchange through Interval Internat'l. The people are so friendly, and most are fluent in English. All the spanish you have comes in very handy, though. Someone's advice to make your own deal with the people in town for charters, sunset cruises, etc - good tip - we did that & saved some $ from the ones the hotel rec'd - although they do know some very good fishing charter boat captains. The time share folks are on every corner and it is rather obnoxious so be prepared for a lot of no gracias - the hotel folks do NOT push it too much at all, though, but if you want you can go to their presentation & get deals, discounts etc. That is not for us.
I would recommend renting a car!!! It is a great idea, we could not have done without it - yes we shopped at Walmart, too, and did a lot of our own cooking. But it's handy to go in & out of town, try the other areas, etc. (we played golf twice - once at Cabo Real, and once at Campestre - both were great)
Sirena del Mar is a few miles outside of town - maybe 4 or 5 ? - and taking buses & taxis would be a pain. It is great that Sirena Del Mar is a little ways outside of town - much quieter - not a ton of partying & loud obnoxious tourists. We were not there for the night life. This is a mid-sized place - about 80 rooms, I think. It is fabulous! Could not be lovelier.

We stayed at the Welk Resort at Sirena Del Mar based upon previous Tripadvisor ratings. I'm always a bit cautious of guest ratings but every positive comment you may read about this resort is true. My wife and I couldn't have selected a better property for our first visit to Cabo. Understand that this a timeshare property, so be prepared for the "soft" sell that they offer. I've been pressured way more at other properties. We had a single room that consisted of a dining room/kitchen area and a king bed that had fantastic views. All suites face the ocean and the rocky shore. You also have a great view of Land's End and if you’re lucky a whale or two, swimming by. For dining, you will have to venture into downtown Cabo, cab fare is usually $15 one way. They do have a restaurant and a couple pool side bars. Tuesday's are Taco Tuesdays, so don't miss that, esp. the fish tacos. The property was very clean and quiet. Just what we were looking for. There is a long drive to the main street; we did walk it once coming back from a small convenience store. It's an easy walk and the store has most of your basic needs....tequila, wine! Before we arrived, I was in email communication with their concierge, Cynthia. She was fantastic. She set up a massage for my wife, which is positioned perfectly on an upper deck out looking the sea, and she was extremely friendly and welcoming. She recommended a few local restaurants. My wife and I stay away from the tourist trap areas. Make sure you visit the restaurant Mariscos "Las Tres Islas". Fantastic food, wonderful, friendly staff. A great local feel. When I return, I will be looking forward to staying here again. Hands Down!