Staying a long weekend at the Sheraton has been nothing but a delight. Staff are excellent and supremely friendly. Though I don't play golf I hear the two 18 hole courses are excellent (desert and beachside) and the five pools along the beach flanked by 4 bars are a bit more my speed.
Very safe, a bit outside of Cabo (which during Spring Break is a plus!) and altogether a pleasant and relaxing experience.

Our family just returned from a week in Cabo. Sheraton was so charming with the beautiful hand painted mexican tile everywhere on the property. The concierge was so helpful to our family each day... Our room was very clean and comfortable..no problems with noise or housekeeping issues. The beach and pool areas very relaxing. Hotel provides beach chairs and umbrellas for their guests(no extra charge). I would recommend a car as the cab fare to Cabo san Lucas is around $22 each way. There are plenty of restaurants available on the property if you dont want to leave but the prices are a bit steep. No refridgerator/microwave in the room...only coffee maker.

Really? Marriott Rewards, Hilton Rewards and even airplanes now offer this courtesy to their customers. We rented two rooms for 10 night...and no free wifi?! Three other families were talking about it at the pool and commenting also what a rip off! The manager wouldn't budge. We stayed at the Starwood St. Regis in Deer Valley - they comped the wifi! Not that we are on vacation to use wifi - but everything we did we needed our email confirmation etc. They give you 30 minutes in the lobby free each day but who wants to haul their laptop to the lobby and back again to their room. So silly especially when travel is a luxury in this economy. Have to tip my hat to other reward programs rather than Starwood.

The place is nice - not the cheapest - not the finest but very good. We've stayed at the Hilton too and found it a bit more staff friendly. Didn't have many other major problems...a bit crowded and in a noiser spot but overall a good hotel.

If I could give it 3 1/2 I would due to the overages for fees!

My wife and I stayed at the Sheraton Hacienda Del Mar early March 2013 for a week. We wanted an all inclusive. We were unaware that this hotel has both all inclusive as well a la carte.
At this place you have 3 restaurants and you're instructed you can go to any of the 3 you'd likd.
Tomatoe's is the everday place for breakfast lunch and dinner. Here it's usually buffet sty;e. If you try to order off the menu , they steer you back to the buffet because your an all-inclusive. The other 2 are more dinner restaurants and finer dining. Problem is when you go to those 2 you're again treated like a 2nd class guest. As soon as they see your wrist band they advise you that "oh this is the menu you can order from" and "oh you'll have to pay extra for this wine." Coincidentally we tried 3 yimes to get into the one restaurant and even thought they weren't busy we couldn't even get a reservation.
That wrist band labelled us.
It most certainly wasn't cheap to stay there but it is one I'll never go back to!!