We stayed at the Villa Escondido 24. Pure heaven. My second time there. So much to do and see. Everyone so friendly. Would go every girls trip if we could!!!. The office down the beach is a blast, we were just steps away from the beach.
Dinner on the beach, sunset cruises, and of course Squid Row. Definetly would recommedn it!!

Visited Club Cascadas on September 27th , 2012. We got the week as a bonus week exchange through TPI. The resort is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and had many surprises for us. This is one of the best exchanges we have had in 10 years of timesharing.

Things we found exceptional at the resort:
-In the week prior to our arrival the resort had gone through the tail of a cyclone and tropical storm. The day we arrived Cabo was majorly flooded, many streets were unpassable, and the wave and ocean were brown. It rained more the night of arrival then stopped for the rest of the week, within 24 hours the resort was clean of all mud/sand, the beach cleaned up, etc.. This all on top of their usual exceptional service.
-The on-site (and on the beach) restaurant was exceptional. Good food and good prices.
-Food and drink service to the beach and pool, felt more like a resort than a timeshare. In the end never made it to Walmart so never cooked ourselves, just charged everything to the room and spoiled ourselves.
-Great spot on Medano beach, great pool and beach palapa loungers.
-Easy 15 minute walk into the heart of Cabo on the beach or on the road.
-Very well maintained despite 25 years.
-Great architecture and character to the place. As my wife said you feel like Betty Rubble walking into a Flintstones Abode. (If you like 5 star new, shiny granite, etc, the place will not be for you.)
-“Family” atmosphere. Immediately noticed the many returning owners that knew each other, knew the multi-year staff. Most everyone was returning to their home away from home. And the staff all knew them. Very safe and great security.

The drawbacks:

-Air conditioning was only in the bedrooms. It worked and made sleep possible despite the lack of closed “windows/vents”. Made for constant blowing and noise. However, we were there at one of the hottest and humid periods possible in Cabo. With the major room ventilation and multiple ceiling fans most times this should not be a problem. If you demand central AC don’t come here. If old style flow through ocean breeze cooling is your thing you have found your place. (Hopefully, you don’t hit 90 degree feels like 110 (30C feels like 40C) weather like we did.)
-Funky, we loved it but not for everyone. Almost no square corners in the whole resort. Even all the shelving is rounded stone etc.

We stayed in a 2 bedroom downstairs unit, plenty of room, would be perfect to share with another couple and both bedrooms are self-contained with their own washrooms and air conditioner. The kitchen and large living room are shared. Close access to the beach and both pools and beachfront restaurant. Very warm and friendly staff and “residents”.

Additonal charges which included all meals and drinks for 7 days, and one hour long facial, came too approximately $800 for the week. Probably better food and service than most all-inclusives but much cheaper. My wife who does like to pamper herself raved about the facial.

We just returned from a week at this very unique resort. The grounds are beautiful with constant care. The villas are very comfortable with sufficient kitchens and plenty of room. We had a two bedroom, each had it's own bath. The pools are comfortable with sun, shade, and bars. On the
beach,"Medano Beach" there are Palapas with lounges. There is a spot for every need.
The staff at this resort were all exceptional. They were all kind, helpful and generally good at their jobs.
The one down side for us was there was no laundy facility on premises. This may not bother
other people, we just don't like to go home with a mountain of laundry.
The other thing is there are only wall air conditioners in the bedrooms. They work really well
but are very noisy if you are a light sleeper. This scared me because my husband is very partial
to air conditioning, but he did fine.
It is a great place to relax and rejuvenate. Do as much or as little as you want.
We had no mosquitos or other bugs. There are bug nets around the beds but we didn't need
them.
The food in the restaurant was okay, nothing to get excited about. It's convenient if you don't want to go off the property.

Welcome to Bedrock! For one week in July, we were Betty and Barney.

We spent one of our five weeks in Cabo at this resort and have really mixed feelings about it. While the resort and villas were fantastic, we were sucked dry by mosquitoes and it really put a damper on our vacation.

The grounds were lovely and it appeard that all the villas had a hammock. We really enjoyed having our coffee out on the patio and I especially enjoyed relaxing in the hammock. In fact, I slept in the hammock one night. The location is fantastic – we could walk down to the Mango Deck to party during the day and at night we could walk to town. The resort is small so it only takes a minute to walk from most villas to the beach (or fitness center, pools, restaurant, etc.).

But…there are HUGE gaps around and under the doors and a somewhat open air shower allowed all kinds of creatures in – we had a gecko in our bedroom one day. We named him Dino. And we absolutely HAD to sleep under the mosquito net each night. One night we returned from town and the housekeeper had tied our mosquito net back from the bed. Well when we finally went to bed we noticed a mosquito UNDER the net hovering directly above us!

The BIG problem was in the semi open-air bathroom – that’s where all the buggers congregated and made their attack plan. We guess we received most of our bites in the bathroom.

But we did see them spraying the grounds so management is trying doing something.

If you do rent a car, they have a security monitored lot w/ free parking.

There is a very small fitness center with only a few pieces of cardio equipment but I was able to get in a decent workout. Free weights, machines, mats, balls etc.

We also had massages one day and the spa is housed in a converted villa so don't expect anything fancy. The masseuse was fantastic.

As much as we loved the resort grounds, villa, beach, restaurant, and location, this was most likely our first and last stay at Cascadas.