Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos

No crowds, no lines, just a serenity of endless and empty beaches, perfect service, beautiful rooms and grounds. Several restaurants serving the freshest food. Some of the best hotel pools we’ve seen. We will be back for sure.

Expensive but worth it--a terrific property with lovely staff, superb facilities and amazing food. We loved the our suite, the four restaurants and the fitness complex. My wife enjoyed a massage and facial in the spa, even though prices were off the charts expensive. The beach is simply breathtaking and eating breakfast each morning overlooking the Sea of Cortez was a wonderful way to start the day.

Highly recommend staying at the Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos. Incredible beach, suites, spa, every detail is perfect. Great restaurants, food & drinks, and several pools to choose from. Attentive staff and very clean.

The Four Seasons at Costa Palmas is one of the best hotels in Mexico. The place is amazing, the beach in unbelievable, the restaurants are delicious and the service is beyond top notch. If you want to treat yourself and forget about the world, this is THE place to go.

We just returned from Spring Break at Four Season Costa Palmas and we had a FANTASTIC stay! The resort is beautiful, quiet and very secluded which we loved. The beach is beautiful and vast! The rooms were big, VERY nice and comfortable. The only negative was the service was not up to par for the prices we were paying. Everything is VERY expensive and the service was a tad on the slow side. When you are paying top dollar ++, you expect for your service to be impeccable. The area is new/being developed and "up and coming" so I can only imagine that these things will improve over time. Do not get me wrong, our stay was incredible and very special! They just need to be speedier and more on the ball with the food/drink service. Everyone was very kind and friendly and we will 100% be back!! I would highly reccommend to anyone looking to try a new spot in Cabo that is NOT in the tourist corridor. It was BEAUTIFUL and VERY SPECIAL!

Truly unique location where the dessert meets the ocean. A fabulous hidden gem. We were wowed every step of the way. Beautiful natural backdrop of of cacti along with palm trees and mountains. It’s stunning. Service is 5 star all the way. Everyone is friendly and they go out of their way to make you feel special. The rooms are luxurious, spacious and decorated with natural tones and Mexican touches. The rare find is a swimmable beach. Stunning, Sea of Cortez. A vast stretch of beach with attentive service. Multiple pools throughout the property. Special acknowledgments to Cynthia at Milos, Nemo at the pool and beach They were outstanding. We took the hike and waterfall excursion. Lalo, our tour guide went above and beyond to make our experience perfect. We absolutely loved this Four Seasons!

We were blown away by the attention to detail and service. The property is incredibly private and relaxing. No need to rush to reserve chairs by the beach or pool as with many other resorts. Food was wonderful. It is worth the splurge if you want a stay where they have thought of every detail and truly care about your experience. It is a remote location, we stayed the entire time at the resort and were perfectly content. There was plenty to do and see. It is very quiet and peaceful, not a party hotel. We will for sure be back!

This is a beautiful Resort, with spacious, comfortable rooms and outstanding service. Absolutely everyone is very friendly. The restaurants and meals were excellent. The housekeeping team did an amazing job, and the concierge went out of her way to make us feel welcomed.

We just finished a 4 night stay. It was awesome, Four Seasons quality in all respects, period. It reminded us of Las Ventanas when it first opened. A few observations relative to recent topics in other reviews: Location: It’s an hour drive from SJD. If you want a secluded place, it’s perfect. Repeat: it’s secluded. The drive is comfortable; hard to imagine anyone getting car sick. Use a professional car service and relax. Restaurants: The food is great. They don’t advertise it but El Puesto does a Sushi night several days a week as an additional dinner option. Mozza Baja is a don’t miss; it’s not part of the hotel (a short water taxi ride gets you there from the resort dock). Top notch as you’d expect from Nancy Silverton. Limon and Milo’s are excellent as well. Pro tip: after dinner drinks at Limon by the mesquite fire pit next to the bar. Say hi to Carbon the cat. Construction: The Costa Palmas development is huge and the FS hotel is the first part of the project. Aman is building a resort next door and there will be lots of private residences. Our room was close to some of the construction and it was not a bother to us at all. However, you will see it and at times you will hear it; be advised. Room location: If you’re particular about it, review the site plan and book live with the hotel to get what you expect. Examples: plunge pool room are all ground floor rooms; best views are from the 2nd or 3rd floor rooms; there are many nuances within the category of “Ocean View” (e.g. we had a 3rd floor room which was described as an upgrade to “prime ocean view”). Accessibility: Everything is accessible via paved paths with only modest grades. The exception are the rooms; if stairs are an issue, the 2nd floor rooms appear mostly on grade with no stairs. Beach: It’s maybe a 30 yard walk to where the chairs are set up but if you want a beach, there is nothing comparable in Cabo (or Cancun for that matter). Totally private, crystal clear water. Pools: We hung out at the adult pool next to El Puesto. Service was awesome, no issues getting chairs and umbrellas. Pro tip: there are 6 cabanas which are generally first come first served and it’s worth getting there early to get one. The overall service level bears mentioning; everyone we interacted with was very well trained and exceptionally helpful. The chat feature in the Four Seasons app was fantastic. Expect marginal cell service but excellent WiFi. Pro tip: take advantage of the complimentary tennis lesson with Bruno.