We stayed at the Cabo San Lucas Inn Dec 29 '05 to Jan 5 '06. We were very comfortable and happy there. Our rooms were spacious, a suite with balcony for $75 per night, nice views and wonderful staff. There was a large common area, and a nice pool. The "Breakfast" part in the particular season was cook your own--the manager was stuck in Las Vegas floods and staff were overwhelmed with their "day" jobs over the New Year; but we loved them, felt like friends and frankly, prefer to do our own anyway. Because of their other connections, staff helped us plan the perfect New Year's Eve at classy places but without the high cover prices. Cabo San Lucas Inn was an oasis away from the madness--just regular folks on the streets up that way. We got some good exercise walking to town, but were very close to excellent and reasonable restaurants like La Palapa, Patagonia, and Paty's, among others, not far from Mariscos Chivi, an open air local place that you don't find down in the mainstream. So we felt like we were in Mexico but we could go to tourist-land easily. The decor was very artistic, the hotel having been owned by an artist before, colors and ambiance, quiet, fountains, birds. I personally don't feel I am in Latin America without a rooster nearby. My husband was less adapted to this feature. The pool was always refreshing after an afternoon in town, very private. All the residents including staff we consider as friends. We loved Sonya, Karina and Armando and would have them to our own house any time, that is how comfortable we felt with the scene there. Not recommended for people with small children who need to be near the beach, best for the "independent traveler" who knows how to get around and amuse his/herself, while still having a home base. So we liked all our fellow guests very much too. "People like us". Still, plenty of services and inside info on request. You have to give taxi drivers very specific directions, as the hotel was renamed. Up Hidalgo, left on Revolucion, left on Calle Cabo San Lucas and right up the alley, otherwise they will take you to the Cabo Inn.

Stayed in Cabo all seven days at the Cabo SAn Lucas Inn and ENJOYED it very much. Rented out the entire Inn for a family reunion and found it to be the perfect space.
The staff were more than hospitable and very helpfull. (Thank you Sonya) We would definitely recomend the Inn to anybody looking for a different experience in Cabo!!

Very authentic and cozy place to stay. The location is very central and the bed and breakfast has a family like atmosphere.

Would recommend to friends.

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We had a wonderful time staying at the Cabo San Lucas Inn. It is a beautiful two-story Mexican-style hacienda away from the tourist beach hotels. The inn keeper, Mary, was incredible. She gave us great advice on what to do on our Cabo trip and even made reservations for us. The accomodations are breath taking. We felt like we were staying in someone's home with all the beautiful amenities. The price was so reasonable...about 1/3 the price of the busy beach hotels, and we were even served breakfast on the terrace overlooking the pool and looking out over Cabo San Lucas. We can't wait to go back next summer.