If you want to walk out of your Villa door, and step a few feet away, you will have a charming little pool, with swim-up bar. Go another 20 feet, and you have the ocean. We stayed at Club Cascadas through our travel club, Global Discoveries/Trading Places, and we very impressed. This is not your typical high rise, with huge pools, and water slides if that is what you are looking for. Rather, you will find a more relaxed layed back environment. Kids are allowed, although this seemed to cater toward the adult crowd. This is also a timeshare, so many people have been going there for 25 + years (all of whom were extremely friendly and welcoming). Fortunately, Club Cascadas is on the Sea of Cortez, which allows for ocean swimming. Should you chose the Pacific side of Mexico, the rip-tides make it sometimes dangerous to swim, so this is definitely where you want to be. The club offers many of the amenities that you will find at a 5 star. The restaurant is hands down phenomenal, with a theme each night. The chef even took our Dorado that the men caught while deep-sea fishing and made sushi out of it for us....and served us beach-side as we hunkered down under our palapa's. Thursday pm is a welcome reception for newcomers, and Friday am don't miss the introduction at the club house.Centrally located, you will find a Walmart for grocery shopping within 2 miles. We took a bus there (old school bus) for a $1, then took a cab back for $12. They even deliver your groceries right to your front door with a little cart that they have. The Spa is small, but the massage was out of this world...and prices were very reasonable. $45 for an hour. I took two cooking classes onsite at the club house, which was fun! Also, for being in Mexico, the beds and pillows at this resort were very comfy and plush! Downtown is safe to walk to..just be in a group. We went and saw the Sammy Hagar concert in October 2012, at Cabo Wabo (take a cab for this restaurant), which was awesome. Overall I would say this is a great resort that I would highly recommend! Helpful hint:: as in any city in Mexico, bring at least $100 to $200 in one's for tipping!
Room Tip: The Villa's are 3 stories. If you have the option of a ground level, you have a nice hammock an...
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