Cabo Azul Resort

The rooms were spacious, clean, and well equipped. We especially enjoyed the beachfront location and the peaceful vibe. Service was consistent throughout our stay, and everything felt well organized. It’s a great option if you’re looking to unwind in Los cabos.

While the resort is undeniably beautiful, guests should be aware of its excessive pricing and disappointing lack of accountability from management. I was charged over $35 for a double cappuccino, and when I raised concern, I was simply told that nothing could be done, an unacceptable response for such an unreasonable, exorbitant price. More concerning, my daughter became violently ill after eating a poke bowl by the pool, which appeared to cause food poisoning. When I reported this to staff, I was advised she could visit urgent care “at an additional fee”, but no effort was made to address the situation further - there was not even an offer to remove the charge for the meal that made her sick. Overall, the resort’s beauty is overshadowed by poor customer service and a lack of basic concern for guest well-being.

We had a wonderful six week stay at this beautiful and well located resort. We booked a pool view junior suite. It was a perfect spot to escape the cold temperatures back home. We love the amenities and activities. The Activities team is outstanding....Cesar, Arturo and Jose are great fitness instructors and just a lot of fun. All of the staff, from pool attendants, housekeeping and front desk are friendly and helpful. Situated on a walkable beach with whale sightings is an added bonus. Wonderful restaurants across the street or a short walk into downtown San Jose del Cabo make it a convenient location. Everything you need is a short walk or uber ride. We are already planning for 2027!

We are returning visitors to Cabo Azul. This time with our family of 10 including 4 grandchildren. The resort is one of our favorites. It is beautiful with friendly staff and good facilities for the kids. We always feel at home here. But like many other reviews by visitors who have been here multiple times for extended periods, we have noticed a significant increase in prices for food and beverages on property. Fortunately, there are work arounds with multiple options across the street. We probably spent 60-70 % less on property because of prices that are significantly overpriced. Sometimes, you just say it's convenient, for a $35 + hamburger ( cost, plus 18%,service, taxes and propina). We were celebrating our sons anniversary and daughter in laws birthday. The wonderful Sunday brunch at Javiers cost over$800 U S for our family. Up significantly from prior years. Will we come back to Cabo Azul, absolutely. It is still a great place.but we will be less likely to eat and drink here. Comparatively speaking, the cost vs quality is getting too high.

Been coming to this resort for over 15 years. On this March 2026 (10 day trip) a few things have made us want to move to newer resorts because there are many newer resorts up the road. And we get that prices have gone up everywhere but this one if way off. 1. Rooms starting to feel little run down/mattresses are now uncomfortably flat/metal springs hurt back after few nights. Showers are a bit moldy, furniture a bit scuffed up. Housekeeping cant seem to quite keep up and if you miss your cleaning time ( which is usually later in day when you are getting in from pool/getting ready for dinner) you won't get service and you can get repeatedly skipped, have to call for towels/try to schedule cleaning even after being at pool 9 to 4. 2. Spa prices have gone up and staff has to sell you lots of extra add ons. Had a few treatments each in range of $400. On top of these prices an automatic 18% service fee will be added which is supposed to be the tip but staff asks you to tip more for good service which you do get but after multiple add ons price goes too high for quality of service/spa. 3. The few restaurants, poolside bar and food are expensive. $250 was average for couple margaritas and tacos for 2 and $400 for simple dinner with a basic bottle of chardonnay. There are now extra tourist taxes on food over $28 and again the staff requests for additional tip above the 18% service fee they auto add for all food service. Long story short, used to be worth it at lower price points but better does exist now in this price range. This resort had a good thing going but have now pushed the envelope on prices. Restaurants were dead each night, many people complaining (even staff). Hopefully they figure this out or many loyal vacationers are headed elsewhere if they haven't already.