We just returned from a two week stay at Sunset Beach. We own at Emerald Bay which we also love but traded to Sunset because we enjoy the activities that Cabo provides and because of some of the negative press Mazatlan is getting of late.
We stayed in an Executive Suite and our friends travelling with us stayed in a luxury Suite. Both rooms were in great spots to watch for whales throughout the day.
We found the rules for saving chairs at the pool are completely ignored and on my last morning when I wanted an hour of pool time, every chair was occupied with a magazine or flip flops. The towel hut was not even open yet. So, I found a chair that looked good, placed the magazine on the table next to me and enjoyed. After an hour and a half when it was time to leave, the seats around me remained "saved" and unoccupied. The staff should do a better job of monitoring and removing these items so those who do wish to enjoy the early morning pool hours are not left waiting for those who prefer to have breakfast or sleep in to finally decide to show up.
Had dinner at the Bistro one evening and the Sushi must have been bad. It was too spicy to tell at the time but shortly after dinner, I had a strong reaction and my friend did as well but not until the next morning. I am recommending the sushi at Solomons Landing at the marina instead. Quite excellent.
We love Sunset Beach. We don't mind the Time Share presentations because of the benefits we get - free tequila, nice credit to the room bill and it doesn't have to take that much time if you don't want it to. Our friends left after 90 minutes having enjoyed a nice breakfast and cocktails along with a tour getting them acquainted with the resort.
We hope to see the rooms updated with some fresh furniture and flat panel TV's would be on par as well. I did find that they bring you a robe to use if you call and ask for one.
We will be back. Two weeks is the perfect amount of time for us to stay there to enjoy all of the things we love such as EcoCat for snorkeling and sailing, Ocean Riders for whale watching, Buccaneer Queen for their sunset cruise. We plan to spend more time at the marina and plaza next time. So many nice restaurants there to check out. We love love love Cabo.
- Also Known As:
- Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Hotel Cabo San Lucas
- Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Hotel
- Pueblo Sunset Beach
- Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort
- Pueblo Bonito Cabo
- Pueblo Bonito Sunset
- Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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Situated on the western side of the tip of Baja, overlooking the Pacific. The resort's 50-acre site and expansive private beach provides guests with a uniquely tranquil and secluded setting. As you pass through its gates and gaze upon the endless stretch of pristine coastline, you will know that something special lies ahead. Bathed in light from sunrise to sunset, this refuge of luxury is the ultimate destination for romance and seclusion.
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