Marquis Los Cabos

A beautiful property that holds up second to its execellent staff. From the lobby attendants to porters their staff is second to none... The service staff at the pool was absolutely on point (Joseph) The food & beverage outlets are outstanding from the sushi to the chillaquiles... My one regret was that we waited until the morning of our departure to dine in The Vista Ballenas for breakfast- We will not make that mistake on our next visit to the property (November) Thank you ( Karla, Adriana, Florida, Detzanit & No Way Jose) My wife loved & appreciated the going away dessert (you maid her cry) Thank you for the memory, we will not forget... Muchísimas Gracias Sam & Nora Hernandez #512

I stayed at Marquis for several days last week. The resort was great other than the fact that they play the same 6 songs on repeat every single day. It will drive you absolutely crazy and ruin your experience. Everyone by the pool complains about the music and they refuse to change it. This is an adults only resort yet they play Justin Bieber and other pop music all day. We even ate dinner outside which should have been romantic but instead was terrible because they kept the music playing all night - the same music they played during the day. I hope they change the music by the pool in the future. I would consider not returning simply due to this. On the plus side, Suzie was an excellent waitress.

My boyfriend Jake and I did thorough research on where to vacation for our first trip together, and we couldn't be happier with our experience at Marquis. The service was excellent from the welcome drink, daily turn down service, and food. Standout service came from Hugo at the pool, DJ Johnny for entertainment, and Andres managing Pergola Italian restaurant. Activities were fruitful and fun. The hotel guests were respectful. We also had a couples massage which was amazing! We would definitely come back.

My husband and I loved Marquis! Our casita, room service, restaurants, spa, and ambiance can't be beat! Daniel, Diego, Antonio, Sagid, Roberto, Mario, Leslie, Tere, Claudia, Mauricio and Salvador were all wonderful. Thank you!

My husband and I went for a quick trip to Marquis Los Cabos for a long-weekend while our teen children were at camp. We left Friday morning and returned Monday in the late afternoon. We’ve never been to an adult-only resort before, although we’ve been to many all-inclusive resorts in Mexico. We purchased the trip through Costco (as did most of the people we met at the resort) and upgraded to first-class airfare and a private driver for not much extra. The worst thing about this resort is check-in, which was pretty good. A few people arrived at once and we had to wait about 15 minutes to check-in. While we waited, we were brought a nice cold drink and cold cloths for our faces. Our room was on the top floor, with spectacular views of the Sea of Cortez. Although not as private as at home, the bathroom was fine for our needs. There are two sinks, a large shower and plenty of counter space for all my stuff. The bed was amazingly comfortable as were the pillows. The balcony was large enough for a small table and two chairs, which meant that we could enjoy our morning treat on the balcony. As others have said, the morning treat wasn’t exactly as we’d ordered (we didn’t get fruit, only pastries), but since we then went for breakfast most mornings, this wasn’t a big deal. The food at the resort ranges from good to fabulous. I have a severe cross-contamination shellfish allergy. As such, I don’t go out for sushi and would never order ceviche. However, since I speak some Spanish, and could watch the people making my food, I had both and they were amazing. As others have said, the ceviche is quite possibly the best thing at this resort. It’s fresh and tasty. Other meals were good too. We ate some fabulous and some good food at the Mexican and Italian restaurants. We ate lunch at the pool; my husband had ceviche every day and I had a salad on the days that I didn’t have the ceviche. The salads were disappointing – they were fine, but a bit boring and not enough dressing. This was not a huge deal and we ordered a quesadilla later in the day as a snack. There is no night life other than the bar, but we had met so many fun people that it felt like going to a hosted party every night. During the day, when we weren’t hanging out in the pool or reading, we walked to the swimmable beach at the Hilton or to the massive homes at El Dorado. Both walks were about a mile in each direction (two miles total). One day we worked out at the gym, which has plenty of equipment. We had a really good time here and will likely return next summer when our kids are at camp again.