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Imagine the shimmering beauty of Baja, Mexico, gentle waves caressing golden sand beaches, and open your eyes to the natural beauty and modern elegance of Marquis Los Cabos. On the tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortes, this fabulous, Unlimited-Luxury® all-suite resort invites you to live and play in the lap of luxury. Stunning rooms are bright and spacious, one whole wall opening to the outdoors, creating a soothing and flowing space that brings the tranquility of the beach right to you. Plush king sized beds or two double beds wrap you in comfort each night, while stylish bathrooms offer enticing hydro-massage tubs, and all the modern entertainment options are available for your enjoyment. Step out onto your expansive private and furnished balcony and stretch out as you gaze out over sweeping views of the coast, sinking into complete relaxation. At Marquis Los Cabos, enjoy each exciting day and peaceful night to the fullest.
Marquis Los Cabos
Km 21.5 Carretera Transpeninsular-Fraccionamiento Cabo Real
San Jose del Cabo, Mexico
CP 23400
Nearest Airport: SJD
Adriana, the hostess, at Vista Ballenas, always makes our day. We look forward to seeing her each trip! The service is always great
Scott336967
Adriana the hostess is amazing. She brightens the day with her possible attitude and warm welcome. We love this place! The resort is quiet and beautiful with beautiful views.
Jeffrey Scott W
Not sure what the great reviews are about,… I have been coming to Cabo for over 15 years and have stayed at range of resorts, from mid to high end, I would NEVER stay at this resort again. 1) food is horrible and very limited 2) watered down drinks 3) Exterior and interior need tons of work 4) security lacking (rooms slider door was broken with easy access for all 5) limited activities - ultimately horrible as you are in an area with nothing around I could keep going but I’m assuming it’s already telling…
Ruby A
We stayed at Marquis in February of 2020 and had a wonderful stay, so we decided to come back again September 7 – 14, 2025. However, it was not nearly as good of a stay. What was consistent was the amazing staff. Having visited over 10 all-inclusive resorts in Mexico, their staff ranks at the top. That’s why it’s challenging to share our experience because I don’t want it to negatively impact them. However, I know the importance of understanding what to expect before booking a resort. The private airport pick up was wonderful and seamless. Upon arriving at Marquis, I was asked to pay an amount several thousands of dollars more than what was quoted to me through email for an upgraded room request. After some panic, I was able to fortunately find the email strand and the original price was honored, but I did not receive the room type that I requested and paid for. To their credit, I know they just had a tropical storm come through and they were still cleaning up some areas. Secondly, I asked him not to mention the extra amount I was paying for the room as the upgrade was a surprise for my husband and I didn’t want him to know the cost. Within a minute, the check-in staff member mentioned the amount out loud in front of him. Oh well. When we arrived to our casita 712, the safe didn’t work and they fixed it quickly. However, I then noticed that the electrical outlets didn’t work for half of the casita. I mentioned it to the front desk and they said they would fix it while we were at dinner. I assumed they had, until the next morning I noticed it wasn’t fixed and I had to blow dry my hair next to the dining table. Then, the issue we really cared about was that our side sliding glass door didn’t lock, and, we were the first casita next to the beach so it made me even more nervous. We let the front desk know about both issues and they said they would come right away. They never showed. Finally, after our third time asking, they came but couldn’t fix the lock. My husband’s idea was to take the rod out of the closet and wedge it between the door (see photo). I emailed and verbally asked to speak to a manger for help, but that never happened. A few other concerns included that the steam room didn’t work in either spa bathroom when we did a spa day pass, the elevators were not functional at times, and the property is in need of lots of repairs. As other reviews mentioned, we did see a few dead cockroaches in our room, but do know our housekeeper was truly amazing and extremely detailed and we know it’s not her fault. Finally, at check-out they asked our room number. She then said thank you, Helen (not my name). I let her know and reminded her of our room number and she said that wasn’t our room number (it was) and the name of the guest she thought was staying in that room. She was very confused, pulled out a paper copy of our credit card charge, and told us we could leave. I have never left a negative review for a place. But do keep in mind, the food was great and the staff went above and beyond. That’s why I am giving a 4-star rating. I truly don’t want them to slide because of issues involving management, who still never reached out during or stay or after. A special thank you to the waitstaff and servers Mauricio, Marco, Sergio, Arturo, Joshua, Xiomara, Eduardo, Joshua and so many others. The entertainment team Monteserrat, Jared, Johnny, and Katya. Johnatan at arrivals. And our housekeepers.
ShelleySwircek - Oracle, Arizona
Recently visited the Marquis from 9/6-11 for our honeymoon and overall enjoyed our stay. Paid $2300 for 5 nights in the ocean front king suite (i recommend booking during black friday/cyber monday). Overall i give it about a 4.3-4.5. Facilities- The lobby is beautiful and the hotel is very clean, however there is a lot of wear and tear in some of the restaurants and rooms. The rooms definitely need a refresh/remodel. We were in room 432 and it had a pretty strong mold smell from the day we arrived. We were in the oceanfront suite which was spacious, but i think the plunge pool suites were really nice too. We also came after the storm and only the service elevators were available. Not too big of a deal, but the resort could use some updates. This is one reason i’m giving them a 4 instead of a 5. The hotel is smaller and intimate which we enjoyed, it was easy to get downtown and to/from the airport. Activities-They have a wide range of activities like tequila/mezcal tasting, dance lessons & trivia which were all fun. All activities are listed in the app which was helpful. Food- All of the food was delicious & drinks were not watered down. Breakfast buffet was great but i wish they had more non-pork breakfast meat options. Pergola and Sakke hibachi were my favorites. We also got room service and it was quick and delicious With only 3-4 restaurants, if you’re staying longer than 5 days, it might get repetitive. Service- Service was great all around. From the pool servers to the restaurants, and security, everyone was helpful and friendly. Overall, i would probably return to Marquis but would like to see some more variety in food options and wear/tear improvements. This resort is definitely worth the money and we enjoyed our time!
Simoney81 - Detroit, Michigan
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