We stayed in a Jr suite of the new section and the room was very nice, it had a mini kitchen, table two beds and was a nice size over all. We were on the first floor right off the lobby and everything was within easy walking distance. The hotel provides a van that will drive you to the bottom of the hill and everything on the Marina is within short walking distance. The pools are all on the cold side , and the restaurants food were good, but not great! We loved having breakfast at the Whale watchers, great way to start your day. No venodrs constantly bugging you at the hotel. We would stay here again because overall it was a great place and the staff was so great!

excelent hotel with nice rooms, my only disslike was the timeshare speals from people not associated with the finisterra. we were weathered in for 3 days so were late getting there, the hotel didnt charge us and they extended our stay for the original 5 nights. no hassle what so ever.will be back

My wife and I just returned from 7 days at the Finisterra and we enjoyed our stay. DON"T believe everything you read in the reviews for this resort. I did not find rude people here in fact they went out of their way to please especially Angel at he pool bar and Freddy at the bell desk. These people work hard and if you show your appreciation when you first arrive (tips) they do not forget! Our room was in the new section (a must) on 6th floor. I highly recommend an upper floor for best view. Food was very good at the pool and excellent at the Blue Marlin / Whale Watch restaurant bar. Cocktail prices are reasonable and they have 2 for 1 happy hour pool side 2 to 4 and 4 to 6 pm at the Whale Watch. The beach is no swimming as it on the Pacific with riptides. You can walk the beach but it's soft sand which makes it a little tuff. This Resort is in walking distance to town with quality resturants, bars and shopping close by. You can stay at other Resorts in Cabo and pay a lot more money and not get the Quality and Value of the Finisterra. Oh, and I might add, NO time share hassles or beach vendors!

We went to the Hotel Finisterra on an RCI timeshare exchange during the week of 12/25/03. When we arrived at our 2 bedroom room (Casa Uno) my heart sank. It was in the old section and it was old! It was like stepping back into the 1970's. The room was completely below todays 3 star standards. It was dark, musty, had broken and mildewing tiles, bedspreads that were literally from the 70's, as well as cockroaches in the kitchen cabinets. We had no hot water for the first 24 hours and the room overlooked the taxi stand so you heard the taxi drivers all night. We slept in that room for 1 night and I went to the timeshare office and demanded a room change. After some argueing, I managed to get 2 suites in the Palapa Beach section. The rooms were beautiful, had great views and were new. If you are exchanging a timeshare, be sure to ask if it is in the oldest section. There is another timeshare section that overlooks the Pacific that is much newer than on the other side of the hill. Unfortunately, the Palapa beach rooms aren't used for timeshare exchange. The Playa Grande is brand new and right next door.
I would try for that hotel first.