Nice hotel with beautiful grounds and a great pool. This was our second trip and we did see a little wear and tear in the rooms, but overall, very nice. Food is average. Mexican buffet was not so great, room service was not very hot, but our dinner at the italian restaurant was fantastic.
Be aware that they will put pressure on you to tour their vacation club. They make it worth your while, but it is high pressure. They are not rude, but you do feel pressured to purchase today.
Otherwise nice property for the money.

This hotel is a very good experience, desert and sea are great. the views from the hotel and from the pool were very good. We were able to listen the sea from our room. Dinner was very good. The beach is not very sandy but is great. A taxi is necessary to get to city downtown. Hotel staff is very friendly. This hotel is a little bit expensive but definitely worth it.

If you have really high expectation for the hotel, you will be disappointed in many areas. But if you are just expecting between 3 to 4 stars, then this is the right place. After contemplating and changing reservations many times (Sheraton Hacienda $229, Marquis $290, Cabo Azul $239), my husband and I chose to stick with Fiesta at $189 with 25% discount on food/beverages and $100 spa credit.

First of all, spa was awesome! The facility is super modern and chic, and outdoor massage overlooking the ocean was beautiful.

Food was better than expected. I never expect too much from hotel food, but breakfast buffet, lunch at peninsula cafe overlooking the ocean, and pasta dinner was great and also good priced with 25% discount. The service was a bit slow, but hey, this is Mexico.

Pool was truly beautiful. From the sun, the water was very warm, and chairs were comfy. Although the hotel seemed to be pretty booked, we always found spots to rest and swim without feeling crowded at all.

The room was the low point. A/C wasn't working well, so it had to be fixed, toilet makes a lot of noise when flushing but doesn't do the job all the way, the coffee pot but no free coffee (it was 55 pesos per pot). We requested 1 king bed but was given 2 queen bed with great ocean view. TV didn't have the greatest reception and satellite kept failing. I had called in at 10am to request early check in, and was told i could check in after 11am. When I got to the hotel, I gave $20 (not pesos, but in dollars) tip to the front desk guy who helped me check in early, but he didn't do anything special for me....which i usually get from other hotels with such generous tip. Even though I left $3-5 tip on the bed each morning, the maid never refilled our bathroom amenities (we brought our own...but other hotels usually fill them up anyway)...

So overall, this was a great hotel for the price, but nothing too fancy like 5 star hotel.

Anytime I visit a new place I revert directly to TripAdvisor to help me with my planning. I always prepare thoroughly and read all reviews. But I've learned that I am usually easier to please than most reviewers so even if there are bad reviews, if there are equally good ones chances are I'll be fine. And this was no exception. This place is paradise. Beautiful grounds, excellent upkeep and wonderfully friendly staff. There were always employees manicuring bushes or cleaning something. I was so empressed. Our room was always cleaned and fresh smelling. Towels are restocked during the day...so a bit of warning...if you go back to rest or have a little "fun" with your mate don't forget to put the "Do not disturb" sign on the door. We had a close call, lol.
We stayed in a regular room with a king bed and it was really nice with the very tall ceilings. The bathroom was also nice with a tub and glass shower. The pools are beautiful but if you'd like a particular spot you'd better get down there early to get your chair! The beach chairs are like I've never seen with big comfy cusions!
The sand does hurt, it is definitely NOT Florida sand! Be careful if you go swimming it is very rocky but there are beautiful fish right there so bring your goggles! The only negatives about this place are that if you have a hard time walking or if your not in decent shape...whew...this place will be hard to get around. It is basically built on a mountain. The whole the is built on a slope so you are constantly climbing. Yes, wheelchairs are navigable, but you know, I didn't see any the whole time there! The prices are pretty steep. Pina Colodas are like $9 for a small cup...but they are AWESOME. I saw the employees get the coconuts off the tree and bring them behind the bar to make the drinks!!! A hamurger and fries will run you like $16. But again, delicious. You can tell they use THE BEST ingrediants in their recipes. Another downside is if you planned to go into Cabo San Lucas alot and don't have a car, it can get pricey coming and going. About $20 each way. Best bet would be to split a cab with people. Well, I think I've covered everything. If I missed anything feel free to ask me questions.