We visited the Westin Los Cabos as part of a group. We were blown away by how awesome this place was! The architecture is amazing, and the rooms were probably the most beautiful we had ever stayed in. They were extremely clean, and the ocean view was amazing. We spent a lot of time sitting out on our private balcony just taking in the view.

The pool area was wonderful, and the waiters were very attentive. The food and drinks were a little overpriced, but I have come to expect that at any resort anywhere in the world. We spent one morning over in the pool at the timseshare side, and it was much quieter--and the waiters were even more attentive.

The food was great, and admittedly it was included in our stay because we were part of the group, but I would have paid for it. The steak was amazing, and my husband still talks about the sea bass. I also enjoyed the quesadillas at the poolside restaurant.

Admittedly, this is not a hotel for partiers. It gets very quiet at night, which we actually enjoyed. A taxi into town is about $20 each way, so plan your trips well. We also went to play golf at San Juan de Campestre, up the road. It was a great course! Roberto the golf pro at the Westin was incredibly helpful, and very nice to us. We booked kayak and parasailing excursions through the activities desk, and everything went smoothly.

I suggest that if you want a beachside massage, you book it later in the day. I had one early in the morning, and it was hot! The massage therapist even complained about it. And beware that you will have to walk all the way from the spa to the massage area, which is quite a distance through the pool area, wearing a robe. Kind of awkward! After the massage, the therapist just left, and I had to wander around and try to find my way back to the spa to get my clothes. It would have been nice to be escorted.

Overall, though, I would go back here in a heartbeat. We had so much fun, and returned home relaxed. A perfect vacation!

we heard that this Westin was great from friends and family. but when we got to our room we saw that the pool under our room was being totally renovated. we asked to speak to a manager so we could change rooms, but a manager never called. after listening to the jackhammers and saws for 20 minutes, we immediately checked out. i am sure this hotel is nice enough when there is no construction, but for our honeymoon we didnt want to compromise

Yes, the one pool was being renovated and one of the restaurants was closed but we swam in 3 other pools and didn't go hungry! The rooms were well appointed and very comfortable - the heavenly bed, a sitting area with coffee table and a working/desk area with 2 chairs. $20 per day for in room internet. Plenty of closet and bathroom space and terrific view from the room's balcony. Very quiet and nice room darkening curtains so it is a true rest haven when you want it to be! We spent most of our time at the resort just lounging by the pool and my son enjoyed the mini-golf which was adjacent to the pool. The buffet's were fairly decent, our favorites were the Mexican and Seafood nights. Very pricey though. The champagne breakfast buffet was very good and $27 pp. Drinks by the pool are very expensive - $9 for a pina colada. Overall hotel service is a litle inconsistent - some of the staff more accommodating and attentive than others but overall quite sufficient. Great experience and met our expectations but pricey and no ocean swimming here.

We have been here 2 times - each time has been very nice. The view is spectacular. The beach is magnificent and easy to get to, but we were never able to swim in the ocean, due to the rough seas when we were there. This has two parts - the hotel and the 'condos' on the east side of the property (note: you may be asked, very nicely, if you are interested in Westin timeshare when you arrive by another person from Westin-we have just indicated we're not interested and they politely leave us alone for the rest of the stay). The food was 'ok' - right in the middle. Generally, the place is very quiet - we did experience one convention there that got a bit loud for an hour in the central courtyard. The architecture is quite unique, which is an understatement, and the grounds allow for some brisk walks. The spa is very nice - and they do have a small grocery in the condo area (about a 5-10 minute walk, but still on the Westin grounds) where you can get a limited, but sufficient, number of snacks and beverages . The staff has always been helpful. Internet access is available - a bit pricey (it was $5US/15 minutes back then).
Also keep in mind that, by design, it is kind of isolated - the major towns are about 20+ minutes in either direction. We elected to take a small day tour up and down the coast (small van with about 8-10 folks) which provided lunch, snacks, and visited both Los Cabos and San Jose del Cabo - it was a good day trip and easy to set up at the hotel.