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Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos is a family-friendly all-inclusive resort in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico with 591 rooms. Amenities include Adults-Only Pool, Babysitting, Beach, Buffet Dining and Fishing. Travelers rate it 4.4/5 across 4,671 Google reviews.
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Cabo San Lucas is not a sargassum destination.See the month-by-month guide →Atmosphere
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- Is Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos adults only?
- No — Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos is a family-friendly resort that accepts children of all ages.
- Where is Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos?
- Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos is in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. Its address is 27RX+QP, Paseo Malecón Sn, Zona Hotelera, 23405 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico.
- How many rooms does Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos have?
- Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos has 591 rooms.
- Is Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos all-inclusive?
- Yes — Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos is an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and most on-site activities are covered by the rate.
Traveler Insights(57 discussions)
Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos applies the reliable Hyatt Ziva formula — consistent food quality, strong service, good pool setup — to the dramatic desert-meets-ocean landscape of Los Cabos, and it just got a significant refresh: a $50 million renovation completed in 2025 covered guestrooms, dining, the lobby, the kids and teens clubs, the waterpark, and the fitness center. All 248 Tower B rooms were reimagined with modern furnishings, rainfall showers, USB-C charging, and balcony daybeds, and 2026 guests specifically note the renovations made the resort feel more upscale and brighter. The Pacific views from upper room categories are legitimately stunning, and the Sea of Cortez's turquoise water visible from the resort makes for photogenic scenery that Caribbean resorts can't replicate.
The renovation also deepened the dining lineup: Mahika brings Indian-inspired cuisine — a genuine rarity at Mexican all-inclusives — and Farina e Olio adds a beachside Italian option, joined by The Station snack bar and a redesigned Casa Cortez. Still, the important Cabo-specific caveats apply here. Ocean swimming at most Cabo locations is limited by strong Pacific waves and rocky shores — Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos is better than many for swimming access but it's not the calm turquoise Caribbean experience. Cabo as a destination costs more across the board — flights, transfers, and resort rates run higher than Cancun equivalents. The desert climate means less lush tropical surroundings, which affects the visual ambiance compared to Riviera Maya properties.
For whale watching (December through April), this location is exceptional — whale activity in the Sea of Cortez is among the best in the world. For that combination of whale season plus Hyatt quality plus freshly renovated rooms and good points redemption value, Ziva Los Cabos has a specific niche. Cash-paying families comparing Ziva Los Cabos to Ziva Cancun will usually find Cancun offers more value for the dollar, but the gap in physical product has narrowed now that Los Cabos is the newly renovated one.
Pros
- +Hyatt brand quality standards translate well to Cabo — food and service above average for Mexican all-inclusives
- +A $50 million renovation completed in 2025 reimagined all 248 Tower B guestrooms with modern furnishings, rainfall showers, USB-C charging, and balcony daybeds — 2026 guests say the renovations made the place 'even more upscale and brighter'
- +New dining from the renovation: Mahika brings Indian-inspired cuisine and Farina e Olio adds beachside Italian, alongside The Station quick-service snack bar and a redesigned Casa Cortez
- +Hyatt Globalist upgrades can unlock excellent suite categories with stunning Pacific views
- +Strong points redemption value for World of Hyatt members
- +Family-friendly with multiple pool levels on the cliffside overlooking the Pacific, plus completely redone kids and teens clubs and a refreshed kids waterpark from the renovation
- +Beautiful Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez views from upper room categories
- +Access to Los Cabos excursions — whale watching, ATV, fishing, snorkeling at Cabo San Lucas arch
Cons
- −Swimming beach is rocky — the Pacific-facing Cabo coast is generally not great for ocean swimming
- −Higher price point than Caribbean competitors for comparable quality
- −Cabo's arid desert climate means less lush vegetation than tropical Caribbean resorts
- −Limited travelers discussion versus Cancun/DR properties — harder to benchmark
- −Distance from Cabo San Lucas town requires taxi (15–20 min)
- −Popular whale watching season (Dec–April) books up fast and isn't included in AI rate
- −Some rooms don't have direct ocean views despite the premium pricing
- −Los Cabos as a destination is perceived as more expensive overall than Cancun or Punta Cana
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“We had an incredible stay at Hyatt Ziva, and the reason is truly the amazing staff. Everyone went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed, remembered, and cared for. Mario at the Indian restaurant delivered not only fantastic food but outstanding h...”
“I don’t normally write reviews, but based on our recent experience, I owe it to the staff to share this. We have visited Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos at least 10 times over the last five years. We have gone through every phase of life here: dating, getting m...”
“My family of four, including a 2 and 5 year old, had overall, a very enjoyable 10 day stay at the Hyatt Ziva. Pros: Resort grounds were beautiful, pool temperature was good, contrary to other reviews. Good drinks (particularly espresso martini) and...”