Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa
Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort & Spa takes the family all-inclusive and upgrades the room: everyone gets a suite, from roughly 650-square-foot junior suites to 1,080-square-foot one-bedroom and family suites, plus swim-out suites that open onto the pool. It sits on the Sea of Cortez in the Cabo Real section of the Tourist Corridor, at Km 18.5 between San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, surrounded by championship golf. That location puts it closer to the airport than the Cabo San Lucas resorts and well away from the Médano Beach party scene, which suits families and couples who want a calmer base. It is a AAA Four Diamond resort with traditional colonial Mexican design and a loyal repeat crowd.
Traveler Insights
Pros
- +Every room is a suite: junior suites run about 650 square feet and one-bedroom and family suites about 1,080, all with a balcony or terrace, and ocean-view categories look straight out over the Sea of Cortez
- +Swim-out suites with terraces opening onto the pool are part of the room mix, including a two-bedroom oceanfront suite of about 1,540 square feet that suits a multigenerational family
- +Explorer's Club takes kids aged 3 to 12 every day from 9:15am to 10:30pm, with camping nights and a water slide, which gives parents real evenings off rather than an hour after lunch
- +Unusually long activity list for a mid-size resort: archery, a shooting range, euro-bungee, tennis with clinics, beach and pool volleyball, bocce, a giant chess board and big-screen movies by the pool
- +Golfers are in the right place: the resort sits in the Cabo Real stretch of the Tourist Corridor, with the Cabo Real and El Dorado courses nearby among the eight championship courses the brand counts around it
- +Round-trip airport transfers and all gratuities are included in the all-inclusive, along with room service, which takes the sting out of the higher nightly rate
- +Service gets consistent praise: staff are described as cheerful, smiling and eager to help across every department, and that is what brings guests back year after year
Cons
- −The beach is for looking, not swimming: red flags fly for strong currents and surf, the hotel itself says the beach is not swimmable, and the nearest calm water is a cove about a 15-minute walk away or Médano Beach in Cabo San Lucas
- −The Preferred Club pool is adults-only, while the club rooms and club beach area are open to families, so couples paying for the upgrade to get away from kids should know that before booking
- −Food at the specialty restaurants draws mixed reviews: some guests praise the variety, others find portions small and flavors bland
- −The dining list is shorter than at bigger Dreams resorts: Portofino (Italian), Bordeaux (French), Oceana (seafood), Seaside Grill (steaks and grills), World Café and CoCo Café, with no Asian or sushi venue
- −The all-suite format comes at a premium, so travelers who do not need the extra space will find better per-night value at standard-room all-inclusives on the corridor
- −Some guests find the atmosphere quiet, and teens in particular can find little going on after dark beyond the Desires lounge, so a big night out means a taxi into Cabo San Lucas
Service is the standout, and the staff's energy is what guests remember. Dining is Portofino for northern Italian, Bordeaux for French, Oceana for seafood in an oceanfront setting, Seaside Grill for steaks, World Café for buffet-style meals and CoCo Café for coffee and pastries, with The Rendez-vous lobby bar, the Desires music lounge with a dance floor, the Sugar Reef and Manatees swim-up bars and the Barefoot Bar. Two heated pools, one with a children's section, sit alongside a Preferred Club pool reserved for adult club guests. The beach is the physical catch: like much of the corridor, it flies red flags for strong currents, so the pools carry the swimming. Food at the specialty restaurants gets mixed reviews, but room service, airport transfers and gratuities are all included.
Dreams Los Cabos is best for families who want suite space and a kids club that runs into the evening, and for golfers who want a family-friendly base among the corridor's courses. Couples after adults-only calm should look at Secrets Puerto Los Cabos or Breathless Cabo San Lucas instead. Budget-minded guests who do not need a suite will find cheaper corridor options. Nearby, Cabo San Lucas, the Land's End arch and Médano Beach are a short drive one way, and San José del Cabo's art district and seasonal Thursday evening art walk are a short drive the other.
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What's nearby
Medano Beach25 min drive · 11 mi
Palmilla Golf Club9 min drive · 5.0 mi
Santa Maria Beach20 min drive · 7.1 mi
25 min drive · 13 mi
San José del Cabo12 min drive · 8.3 mi
San José Estuary12 min drive · 8.5 mi
More things to do (24)
- Chileno Beach · beach8 min drive · 4.3 mi
- Playa del Estero · beach20 min drive · 11 mi
- Monuments Beach · beach20 min drive · 10 mi
- Sunset catamaran cruise · excursion25 min drive · 13 mi
- Snorkel cruise to Santa Maria Bay · excursion25 min drive · 13 mi
- Cabo Real Golf Club · golf6 min drive · 1.6 mi
- Acapulquito Beach · beach7 min drive · 5.3 mi
- Costa Azul Beach · beach8 min drive · 6.0 mi
- Palmilla Beach · beach9 min drive · 5.2 mi
- Club Campestre San José · golf12 min drive · 8.0 mi
- Misión San José del Cabo · historic site13 min drive · 8.8 mi
- Cerro de las Chivas · viewpoint13 min drive · 9.4 mi
- Sea turtle release, San José del Cabo (July to December) · wildlife13 min drive · 8.9 mi
- Cabo del Sol Golf · golf14 min drive · 7.6 mi
- Wirikuta Desert Botanical Garden · nature14 min drive · 9.4 mi
- Puerto Los Cabos Marina · marina20 min drive · 9.9 mi
- Cabo San Lucas Natural History Museum · museum20 min drive · 13 mi
- Marina Cabo San Lucas · marina25 min drive · 13 mi
- Glass-bottom boat to El Arco and Lover's Beach · excursion25 min drive · 13 mi
- Snorkeling at Pelican Rock · excursion25 min drive · 13 mi
- Sportfishing charter · excursion25 min drive · 13 mi
- Iglesia de San Lucas · historic site25 min drive · 13 mi
- Cabo San Lucas · town25 min drive · 13 mi
- Cabo Dolphins · adventure park25 min drive · 13 mi
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