Resorts and Hotels in San José del Cabo, Mexico

About San José del Cabo

San José del Cabo sits near the southern tip of Baja California Sur, where desert landscape runs straight into the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific. It has a reputation as the calmer, more laid-back side of Los Cabos, known for a historic town center with galleries and plazas, and for sunny weather through much of the year. For a resort stay, that mix means you can plan your days around the beach, the pool and the spa, and add some local character whenever you feel like it.

The hotels we sell here fall into a few clear styles. Royal Solaris Los Cabos - All Inclusive is a 5-star beachfront resort built with families in mind. A water park, kids' club and children's playground keep younger guests busy, while adults have the outdoor pool, hot tub and sun terrace, a spa with sauna, steam room and massage, and live music, themed dinner nights and karaoke after dark. Altitude by Krystal Grand Los Cabos – All Inclusive also suits families, with a children's club, a playground, a full-service spa and swim-up suites with direct pool access. Its suites go up to 1,259 square feet, and a 24-hour front desk and concierge are on hand.

Couples and friends have two very different options. Marquis Los Cabos, an All - Inclusive, Adults - Only & No Timeshare Resort is an adults-only, all-inclusive beachfront resort with outdoor, infinity and heated pools, casitas and suites with private plunge pools, a spa, yoga classes, and evenings that stretch into a bar and nightclub/DJ scene. The Club at Solaz Luxury Villas takes a more home-like approach, with villas that have full kitchens and private entrances, hot tub villas from one to four bedrooms, a private beach area, an infinity pool and an outdoor pool with pool bar. Its kids' club, playground and indoor play area also appeal to families. All four hotels include free WiFi and free parking, so if you plan to drive, there is no parking fee to factor in.

When to go

San José del Cabo has a warm, dry desert climate, and sunshine is common throughout the year. Winter and early spring bring comfortable days and cooler evenings, which many travelers prefer for pool time, beach walks and outdoor activities. This is also the season when whale watching is well known along the Baja coast. Summer is hotter and more humid, and the Pacific hurricane season runs roughly from June to November, with the highest risk typically in late summer and early autumn. Flexible travelers can find a quieter resort atmosphere outside the busiest holiday periods, so it's worth comparing dates when you search.

Tips for your trip

• Decide on your resort style first: all-inclusive with a water park and kids' club, an adults-only beachfront stay, or a villa with a full kitchen and private entrance.
• If you plan to rent a car, all four hotels we sell in San José del Cabo include free parking, so you can compare them on amenities rather than parking costs.
• Travelers who want a full spa day should compare the hotels' spa details, from sauna and steam room access to massage, before booking.
• Traveling in late summer or early autumn? Check the hurricane-season outlook and review flexibility options before you book.
• Questions about room types, dates or what suits your group? Our booking agents are available 24/7.

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