Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos

Four Seasons was an amazing experience. Not a single complaint. Everyone on the staff was extremely helpful and kind.

Our stay at the Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos was nothing short of magical. The location is a true paradise, with breathtaking views and serene surroundings. The service was impeccable, with every member of the staff—from the waiters to the administrative team, pool, and beach attendants—greeting us with a smile and an outstanding level of hospitality. The attention to detail was flawless, and it felt like no request was too big or too small. The resort’s pillows? Absolutely the best in the world! They made our nights even more comfortable and memorable. A special shoutout goes to Gilberto, the waiter at Estiatorio Milos during the dinner shift. His service added an extra touch of excellence to our dining experience. Our time at this resort will forever be etched in our memories, and we can confidently say that it’s impossible to ask for better service. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an unforgettable luxury getaway!

I come to Cabo on business but when work is over, there is a home feeling to relaxation. It’s definitely a pleasure to stay at the resort and will return in the future.

This was such a beautiful resort . Everything about it was top notch . The hotel is about 50 min north east of the airport and away from everything . We wanted to visit the downtown Cabo San Lucas but not practical it's about 1.5 hours away from resort if you are looking for a boudin downtown area this is not the place for you . It's very remote and quiet but also a wonderful place for R&R . There are bikes that they have for you that you can use to get around the resort. There are three restaurants on the property one of them being the popular Milo's. The also had a great sushi bar and a farm to table restaurant called LIMÓN all of the restaurants on property had great food but quite pricey. The whole area is being redeveloped into a huge city . You can also take a 3 min ferry to a new beach club called Delphine the vibe is really nice and they also have great food also quite pricey . There is another area called marina village that had an Italian restaurant there we didn't eat there but also looked great . Unfortunately there was a project going on with making a lagoon of some sort when we were there and noise was a little annoying but they said that it should be done in a couple of weeks . There is construction going on in other areas but those projects were away from everything and didn't bother us it was more this short term project with the sand. Overall this was probably one of our top four seasons that we visited . Me and my husband had a great time and highly reccomend . The rooms were very spacious and their spa was really nice they had a separate area for women to enjoy where you could lay out use sauna plunge pool steam room . They also had a nice fitness center and lap pool in gym area . We didn't take our kids with us but they did have a kids club and a small splash pad . If your kids are younger like 5 and under I can see them enjoying this however I think it would be boring for older children as it's more of a low key hotel plus food can get expensive . They do have bikes for kids to use which was cute . We aren't golfers but they do have a section for golfing that looked beautiful as well.

We were picked up at the Los Cabos Airport by a van from the Hotel and it was about a 45 min. drive to the Resort. This was a family vacation so we were a party of 14. They gave us our room and since there are distances between the rooms and the amenities they use golf carts to take you wherever you wish to go. The rooms are so spacious and practical. Ours also had a small private pool. The bathroom was huge with great lighting, and the large closet area had full length mirror and a place for make-up and styling hair. The beds were fabulous, everything was very very clean. They provide tennis balls and rackets to play and on the beach they had kyacks and paddle boards to use there. We enjoyed every minute and the restaurants were delicious. Definitely it's a place I would highly recommend.

I frequent many luxury resorts, including other Four Seasons resorts, and this was my favorite to date. The combination of beauty, amenities, restaurants, fun, and service were incomparable. Amazing for families or couples and singles. The resort only takes 15 minutes longer to get to than other popular Cabo resorts but it's in a safer and more quiet direction. If you don't care about leaving the resort, this is an amazing choice with options and the best swimmable beach I've seen in the Los Cabos area. This property truly has everything and to make it special. Enjoy the S'mores, churro truck, beach toys, and marina boat rides to restaurants and beach clubs. Pools are gorgeous!!!! Cabanas are available and plentiful. I'm going back as soon as possible.

Check-in Experience (5/10) The hotel's architecture is stunning. The staff are polite and attentive. However, the quality of the children's toys is disappointing. Many toys are broken or poorly made. For example, the piggy bank has sharp edges that could cut fingers. Given the reputation of Four Seasons, I expected better quality. Hotel Room (4/10) The rooms are modern, spacious, and well-lit. Unfortunately, there is a strong sewer smell coming from the shower, which worsens when the AC is off. This was particularly noticeable in room 1813. Hotel Grounds (3/10) The surroundings are beautiful. However, the bikes provided are too old, with worn handles that become sticky under the sun. With winding rows and hot weather, this makes it challenging to get around with small children. Beach / Pools (3/10) Despite being advertised as swimmable, the beach is often empty, possibly due to the scorching sand that makes walking to the water painful. The pools have a lot of bugs, especially in the morning. The family pool lacks activities and essential items like life jackets and floaties, forcing us to run to the beach to get buckets and boards for the kids. One of the more exciting moments was saving bees from drowning in the pool. Staff (6/10) We ordered oysters and were served clams, despite pointing to the menu item. The restaurant manager responded promptly to our feedback, which we appreciated. Also, I placed a toy outside my room to dry, but it was gone by morning. I was able to get it back by reaching out to the front desk, but I was offered no explanation. While the staff are attentive, they are rarely on time when called, except during check-out. Communication can be difficult due to language barriers, with staff sometimes pretending to understand, leading to further confusion. Food (5/10) Moza, the recommended restaurant, was disappointing with overly salty dishes and nothing memorable. Limon, on the other hand, offered a variety of options, a great atmosphere, and more professional staff. Excursions (1/10) The excursions are overpriced for the activities offered, making them a poor value for money. Overall, while there were some positive aspects, such as the beautiful architecture and friendly staff, the overall experience did not meet the high standards expected of a Four Seasons resort.

My husband and I stayed at the Four Seasons Costa Palmas for 3 nights in May. We won the stay in a silent auction at a charity event and had never been to the west coast of Mexico in the past. The total travel time coming from the east coast of the US was 14 hours each way for us, which would have been tough to do with our children for such a short stay. The resort itself is in a very secluded area 1.5 hrs away from the airport or 2 hrs away from any Cabo San Lucas activities. We had booked a sunset dinner cruise through Viator in Cabo San Lucas for one evening and spent $500 roundtrip to get to that, so I would definitely recommend researching more carefully where any excursions leave from. The room and grounds of the resort were stunning and all of the staff went above and beyond to help us. I can't say enough about the amazing service, especially upon check-in with Collins and at the adults' pool with Jose. Every single staff person we encountered at this resort was very helpful and kind. We did not try the spa services since we had such a short trip. Overall, I would highly recommend this resort if you're looking for a very serene and plush trip. I would not recommend if you want to venture outside of the resort a lot and explore Cabo San Lucas.

We just returned from a four day stay at the Four Seasons La Ribera and have nothing but good things to say about the resort, the staff, the location, the service and the food. Our room was great, the beach is beautiful, the water is warm, the food (especially at Milo's for breakfast and Limon for dinner) was excellent, the staff was friendly and attentive, the resort is nicely laid out, most activities are free, the spa is great, the gym is top notch. The resort is secluded, and you do not see many people at the pool or around the resort - which we liked. Ask for the complimentary bicycles. Makes getting around and visiting the other side of the marina quick and fun. Only negative is prices for food and drinks are higher than comparable resorts. We would definitely stay there again.