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Hacienda Encantada Resort & Spa feels secluded, even though it’s still considered part of Cabo’s Marina Golden Zone. At the far end of the area’s development, quiet, tranquil beaches await, and a string of infinity pools cascade down the resort’s hillside. Hacienda’s traditional Mexican-style suites start at 800 square feet – book a Family Suite for twice that much space – and are outfitted in earth tones with handcrafted furniture and textiles from Guadalajara. Guests who want to venture afield can enjoy their all-inclusive privileges at Golden Zone restaurants, accessible by complimentary shuttle.
Hacienda Encantada Resort & Spa
Carretera Transpeninsular km.7.3
Corredor Turistico
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
23410
Nearest Airport: SJD
The HE was a beautiful, luxury resort. The food was gourmet, even pool side snacks. Claudia, our hostess at Las Marias, greeted us with a smile every morning, making us feel like friends, not just “another resort guest”. She always found the perfect table for us to enjoy the spectacular view. Ingrid and Theresa (Las Marías servers) and Margarita (pool side server) were very friendly and treated us well. The woman at Lola Mia was very helpful when needing an item from the pharmacy. She looked up it’s dosage and translated it into English for us. It was a wonderful resort to visit. Thank you to HE.
Stanley M - Campbell River, Canada
Great stay!! The service was consistently excellent— shout out to Ingrid at Las Marias, Adrian at Trajineras, and Samuel at Mestizo. Everyone was so friendly and kind. Thank you all!
Molly B
Amazing stay! The service was INCREDIBLE- especially Claudia (our host at breakfast), Ingrid (our breakfast waitress most mornings), and Samuel (our waiter at mestizo). They all took such great care of us. :)
Molly G
Los Riscos is so delicious! Good quality is great and Blend was a great server.
GiselleSauceda63 - Atlanta, Georgia
First of all, they never tell you until you are hooked into a deal that there are two types of all-inclusive. Not that the premium one was interesting to me, but the principle still stands. Overall, the food was very good at the Barolo Restaurant, the Pergola Pool restaurant, and Maria's breakfast restaurant. I was utterly disappointed with the Mestizo del Mar, which I had tried in previous years and had been delighted at the time, both for service and food quality: no longer the same. The missing part of the Hacienda is the activity, or lack thereof. By the evening, the place feels like an abandoned town. No one around, other than the restaurants. The views from the Hacienda are fantastic, and no other hotel can claim the same in Cabo. If you don't mind the quietness and the fact that there is no beach at the Resort, it's a great place. Otherwise, think about it...
Tiziano D - Yonkers, New York
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