Oceanfront luxury resort with private plunge pools & spa
KM 18.5 Carretera Transpeninsular CSL-SJC Access B Cabo Real, 23405 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico Get directions
"Positioned on the Los Cabos corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, this Marriott Luxury Collection resort blends striking stone-and-glass architecture by Javier Sordo Madaleno Bringas into the desert landscape, with commissioned Mexican art and more than 150 endemic plants reinforcing its four design pillars: art, architecture, landscape, and wellness. Rooms are sleek and minimalist, featuring pale stone, huanacaxtle wood, and terraces with plunge pools, cacti, and sandy patches that feel like private beaches; Oceanfront Suites offer the best views, while multi-bedroom residences with kitchens and dining areas cater to families and groups. Dining is a highlight—especially Michelin-recognized Al Pairo and Riccio di Mare’s Italian seafood—and villas and residences can host resort-provided chefs for a spectacular meal at home, making this feel like a modern sanctuary by the sea." - Lissa Poirot
"A top tropical destination offering stunning beaches, art, culture, and great food. Stay at Solaz Resort Los Cabos for a memorable experience." - Travel + Leisure Staff
"A contemporary oceanfront resort with transformative travel experiences." - CNT Editors
"“Transformative travel” is the buzzword at this contemporary oceanfront resort. The location gives it easy access to adventure expeditions around Baja California, downtown San José del Cabo, and the Marina in Cabo San Lucas. But it’s also a place for an inner journey, starting with sublimely comfortable rooms with plush beds, marble floors, custom furnishings, and barely-there barriers between indoor and outdoor living. Many rooms have secluded patios, views of the Sea of Cortez, private plunge pools, and, that ultimate indulgence, the outdoor shower. There’s an extensive spa, and a 24-hour fitness center. The diverse dining options include Cascabel, a showcase of modern Mexican cuisine with live cooking stations devoted to different regions."
"Why we love it: A sprawling retreat offering high design and a beachfront location The Highlights: - Guest rooms with private plunge pools or whirlpools - The only Thalasso therapy wellness spa in Baja - Five separate pools, plus 4,000 square feet of beachfront The Review: Though the Baja Peninsula has welcomed a slew of luxury properties in the wake of Hurricane Odile, it seems the 128-room Solaz is only in competition with itself. First, there are the sophisticated stone-and-wood interiors, which balance high-tech details (remote controlled lighting) and luxe amenities (outdoor showers, private plunge pools) with locally sourced decor and wall sculptures by Mexican artist César López Negrete. Guests even have the option to add personal butler service, which can arrange everything from swimming with whale sharks to ordering a bottle of local wine from the property’s wine cellar. Outdoors, the landscaping features endemic desert plants like agave and cacti, with a hardly a palm tree in sight. Then there’s the spa, a 10,000-square-foot refuge that features the region’s only Thalasso therapy seawater treatments and a Himalayan salt igloo. Five pools (including two sleek infinity ones that overlook the Sea of Cortez), four dining outlets (a Mexican breakfast spot, a seafood restaurant, a poolside cafe, and a coffee lounge), a beachfront fitness center, and 4,000 square feet of white-sand shoreline complete the desert dream."
