My wife & I returned from staying at the Hotel Finisterra on June 13th and we liked it so much were are returning July 28th with the whole family. In fact I just purchased a time share for the hotel. So what else can I say, it is a wonderful hotel to stay in and it is waking distance to the city and the marina.

My adult daughter and I spent five days at the hotel in the third week of June 2004. Our first night was spent in a large, clean room which overlooked the entrance of the hotel, and little else. We asked for a room change to the “E” section and were delighted to have a huge view of the harbor. I think the harbor view is even better than looking at the blank blue Pacific Ocean as there were few ships going by, so there was really nothing to “see”. The walk from the hotel into town was strenuous but not impossible, and we felt it was healthy for us. As the street is cobblestone, though, good shoes are needed. The hotel food was very good and not so terribly expensive, as most of the restaurants in town were charging “tourist prices” anyway. We booked our entire trip through Apple Tours and were most pleased with their services, which included arranging transportation to and from the distant airport.

La espousa and I just returned from 6 nights at Hotel Finisterra. We had a wonderful stay. Our room was in the "old" section on the cliff but close to the bar and great restuarant. The pool was fabulous. We love to be near the ocean but not necessarily in the ocean. The pool closest to the beach was great because of the big surf. Not a swimming beach but great for walks. It was a bit windy a couple of days but all in all a great place if you want to relax without being hassled. The staff was great. David at the front desk helped us with a great rate and Alovar gave us a tour of the rooms we could stay in. It is on a hill from the street but a free shuttle takes you down to the street. The only thing I did not like about Cabo and similar in other Mexican destinations is the pricing of everything in American dollars. If you want to pay in peso's you can but they will use the exchange rate against you. Your buying power stays at home. La Casa was a great traditional restuarant just up the street. The OFFICE is a great beach bar. Not crazy about the restaurant hawking at the marina. Bring a sweatshirt and jeans for nights...it gets cold in the desert

The Finisterra is absolutly fantastic in everyway.

Close to town yet secluded and private.

The rooms are great in both the old and new section. Well maintained and spotless. The pools are great...All of them.