The Westin Los Cabos Resort Villas & Spa

Westin Los Cabos Resort Spa is located 22.5 San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. Since I am not the one who booked it, it was my partner, hence, I don't know the cost of the 2-bedroom villa. One of the things I really appreciate about staying at The Westin Los Cabos is the friendly and welcoming staff. From the moment my partner and I arrived, everyone we encountered was warm, helpful, and genuinely pleasant. For me, that makes such a difference when I'm on vacation. It's wonderful to be somewhere where the people around you make you feel comfortable and welcomed from the very beginning. Of course, the resort itself is beautiful, but one of my favorite things about it is its location right along the Sea of Cortez. The ocean views are absolutely gorgeous. I love being able to sit outside, look at the water, and simply enjoy the moment. There's something very calming about listening to the waves and watching the beautiful blue sea stretching out in front of you. What I also really enjoy about The Westin Los Cabos is the peaceful atmosphere. There are beautiful pools, comfortable places to sit, and plenty of little corners where you can relax and enjoy the scenery. Honestly, it's the kind of resort where I can spend hours doing absolutely nothing—and still feel like I'm having a wonderful vacation! 😊 Sometimes that's exactly what I want when I'm traveling: no schedule, no rushing, just sitting somewhere beautiful and enjoying the surroundings. Our villa has also been a big plus. It's spacious and comfortable, and I really appreciate having more room than I would typically get in a standard hotel room, especially when staying for several days. The extra space makes it feel much more like a home away from home. My only small criticism is that the kitchen counter is quite small, but that's a minor issue compared with everything else we enjoy about the villa. Our villa room was located in 8th floor facing the ocean, it has two bedrooms, one ensuite and king size bed, with another common bathroom, and two balconies, from the living room and from master bedroom. There is also plenty to do around the resort if you want to stay active. There are restaurants and bars on the property, along with a spa, fitness center, tennis, pickleball, and other activities. I like having all these choices available, but what I appreciate most is that I never feel pressured to participate in everything. If I want to play pickleball or explore, I can. But if I simply want to sit by the pool and stare at the ocean for a few hours, I can do that too! Another thing I find convenient is the location. The resort sits between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, making it easy for us to explore both areas. After a day of sightseeing and activities, it feels especially nice to return to the resort and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Overall, I'm really enjoying our stay at The Westin Los Cabos. For me, it's the combination of the **beautiful Sea of Cortez views, peaceful atmosphere, comfortable villas, convenient location, and especially the wonderful staff** that makes this resort special. Sometimes a great vacation isn't about constantly doing something. Sometimes it's about finding a beautiful place, slowing down, and simply enjoying where you are. And that's exactly how I feel here

1. VERY LOW BUDGET. 3 stars at best!!!!!! 2. In a 2 room unit. One room has no windows. 3. Most pools closed. 4. The property itself is a bit of a mess. LLOYS OF CONSTRUCTION ALL DAY. This was NOT communicated prior to arrival. 5. Only one restaurant open when we arrived. It was just ok. 6. The lobby itself needs a major upgrade. 7. There is no smoking anywhere on the property, so my husband can’t smoke his cigars ( anywhere) he just purchased in town. 8. Very expensive food. A bowl of yoghurt was $15. 9. Check out is at 10am. 10. While sitting on the beach for my early morning meditation, someone came up to me saying the beach is closed. I wasn’t in the water. I was sitting on the sand. I refused to leave. If you’re going to close the beach, then you need to close the hotel. I didn’t fly all the way to beach, not to enjoy the beach. 11. If the management wanted to do better, the would. I see all the reviews of them addressing people who’ve shared poor experiences. Most of them are easily fixable. They just choose not to. Like communicating about all day construction and pool closures. 12. Did I mention it’s 3 stars at best!!!!!!!

My wife and I stayed at the Baja Point section of the hotel and it did not disappoint. There is an “owner’s only” infinity pool with an incredible view for timeshare owners as well as a beach front resort pool with a swim up bar and kids splash pad. The restaurants onsite at both the Westin Villas and the Baja Point side had some quality food offerings. We ate at the owners pool bar and the Cocina Caseres in the main resort. Due to it being the offseason the hotel felt fairly empty which my wife and I did not mind. The room was spacious and bright with coastal views. We were in a 1BR 2Bath. The spa on the deck with a gorgeous view is a nice touch. There is a lot of construction taking place which is a bit of an eye sore. Other than that it is a lovely resort. Luis the concierge was very helpful as well as Tomas the bell hop. I would recommend this for an intimate couples trip in the offseason or for a couples/family trip in the busy season.

The staff at this property is absolutely amazing and the biggest reason we keep coming back. Gina at the concierge and David at the adult pool could not be more helpful. Jesus and Fernando at Valet Services are incredibly quick, always helpful, and make us feel right at home by greeting us by name every time. Even Sebastian in the pool area—while a bit over-the-top and loud—is a super hard worker who knows exactly how to cater to the party crowd, so you have to appreciate his work ethic!As a personal trainer who works out every day, I also have to give a massive shoutout to the gym. It is spectacular. It can get pretty crowded in the mornings, but you can easily head over to the owners' pool at Baja Point or just work out outside, which is my personal go-to because the view is so beautiful.Typically, this property is hands-down a paradise and a must-experience in the San José del Cabo area. It’s only 15 minutes away from San José, which is our absolute favorite town. We love spending our late afternoons and early evenings there enjoying the spectacular food and amazing people, before spending the rest of our time hanging out by the resort pool.However, we are capping this stay at 3.5 stars due to some recent management decisions. The resort chose to undergo substantial, overlapping construction projects all at once throughout the building, which has unfortunately closed down part of the pool area.Worse though, is the new pool layout. Management has placed reservation-only large cabana beds right in front of the infinity pool, completely blocking the ocean view from the pool itself. They also put these same beds on the only pool patio that features a direct view of the ocean.We have come here every single year since 2018. Normally, this place is top-notch and they treat you like royalty. The staff still delivers that world-class service, but the construction choices and view-blocking cabanas really hurt the overall resort vibe this time around.

I love this place. Collin, Antonio, Kaitlyn and Nicole and many more are so good even the Van drivers Troy, Mark and others.. The rooms are clean. The service is amazing. The only thing that people don’t understand is the quiet adult pools are supposed to be quiet and not have kids even coming into the pool or loud noisy people. There were some loud noisy, not understanding people. I will come back again and again anyway.Some of this was happening at the resort pool that’s supposed to be the spa pool. Also the Spa was not able to charge to the room and so I didn’t go back after the first time. Carl was amazing by the way.REZA the host at the spa pool at the resort is amazing. He has been here 20 years and is very service oriented.