A new resort with some work yet to be done. We stayed for two weeks and found the resort and staff to be a big part of the best vacation we have had (two seniors,son and family). The resort is certainly one of the best in Cabo. It has large open lobby, lounge and bar. Two huge pools are sufficient to use for a workout, float aroung, hang on the edge or sit at the pool bar.. The water was too warm for my preference but others found it just fine. There are two hotel restaurants. The "Tribes" is table cloth dining and the other is buffet or standard menue order. Next door is a large Cantina with live music. We found the hotel and Cantina food was excellent although a little pricy (Seattle prices) by Cabo standards. There is a small free business facility with internet connections. Medeno beach borders the property and easy to enter. The staff and management are first rate. Every day we met either the general manager or operations manager touring the facility offering assistance and soliciting suggestions. Marvin, the registration manager is there to help you. When II screwed up my sons room he stepped in and solved the problem. Marvin has one goal, that you have a good time at the Casa Dorado. General staff is friendly. You just cant walk by a staff member without receiving a smile and greeting. Our room was spotless every day.The Marina,mall and downtown are two blocks west and City Club (groceries) is three blocks north. Plenty of cabs, safe streets and Policia to assist you. Problems? Yes, the darn timeshare locusts are everywhere. I complained to the general manager and he made it clear he didn't like it either but sales is out of his control. Remember this is a new multi-million dollar hotel and the owners want a return on their investment. Downtown Cabo's main street is torn up for a sewer project so traffic is challenging but not impossible. Watch for gasoline pump fraud. We were taken twice. Aztecs revenge still exists so take your Imodium. Every night the dinner boats parade past the hotel and after dark one with a blue lighted mast returns and blasts the hotel with Macarena music. It irritated us at first but later we relaxed and accepted it.. On weekends the Cantina got a little loud but the soundproof sliding door took care of that. I highly recommend the Casa Dorada!







