Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos

This hotel delivers exactly what you’d hope for from this level of luxury—effortless elegance, attentive service, and one of the most pristine stretches of swimmable beach on the East Cape. The beachfront location is truly spectacular—wide, peaceful, and walkable, with crystal-clear water. Pool service is flawless, with staff anticipating your needs before you even realize them. Cold towels, fresh snacks, perfectly timed cocktails—it’s all done with care. The housekeeping was outstanding and the linens, bed and towels were linens were soft, cozy, and cloud-level comfortable. The spa is a standout—beautifully designed and deeply relaxing, with treatments that left me feeling refreshed. Unfortunately, during the time I visited golf and other activities weren't available, hopefully on my next visit I will have better luck.

Fantastic Experience. One of the most beautiful rooms in Cabobut the highlights are the people. Caring front desk staff greet you with smile and truly care about the guests. Quick, simple checkin. Fantastic rooms, great food. Highly recommend.

We have been to Cabo many times for family vacation the week of Easter. We usually stay at the Montage but wanted to try something new. The Four Seasons shines in their rooms, food, and the gym. Everything is else is just missing that extra something that we expect a resort of this caliber and price. The service seemed to be lacking. For example, we did not get a tour of the property when we checked in. We were unable to check in into either room until 4pm and then the keys were not delivered to the second room until I called to ask again. Rooms not cleaned until 3:30-4pm every day, right when you would want to come back from the pool or beach. We also bought a golf package, that included free golf, drinks and food for one person during the trip. The pro shop refused to honor this for my husband until I produce the email that clearly stated what was included. In general, the staff at the golf course was just unfriendly. We much prefer golfing at Twin Dolphin. My son also was food poisoned on the trip, likely due to fresh squeezed grapefruit juice at Gingers that was kept too long in a refrigerator (its unpasteurized and should be thrown out each day). Lastly, I feel that this resort is missing a vibe. The marina is just a stagnant body of water with skin loaders around it and one or two buildings that houses Mozza. The resort seems very sterile with no flowers or beauty to it. I felt like we were at the soft opening of a resort with nothing else around it. Maybe in five years it will be bustling with more of an atmosphere but to me it seemed very manufactured and sterile. We will stick to the Montage or Chileano Bay in the future.