Casa Dorada Resort and Spa Transportation

What Stands Out

• Suites & Accommodations. The resort has 181 suites, ranging from junior suites to spacious one- and two-bedroom suites and penthouses. Many rooms include kitchenettes or full kitchens, terraces or balconies, generous living spaces, and ocean views.
• Beach & Pools. It sits right on Médano Beach, one of the few swimmable beaches in Cabo. Guests have access to a private beach club, beach loungers, umbrellas, and full beach service. Plus, the resort features two free-form pools, a swim-up bar, and a hot tub with ocean views.
• Dining Options. There are several onsite restaurants offering a variety of cuisines: upscale Mexican/seafood, Italian, sushi, casual grill, and poolside snacks. Lounges and bars provide relaxed settings for cocktails or casual meals.
• Spa & Wellness. The Saltwater Spa offers indulgent treatments, body wraps, facials, hydrotherapy, and relaxing rituals. There’s also a fitness center. The ambiance is designed for both unwinding and pampering.
• Family- & Pet-Friendly. Unlike some ultra-luxury resorts that are adults-only, Casa Dorada welcomes families and pets. There’s a kids’ club with supervised activities, a children’s pool, and amenities for pet stays.
• Location & Access. The resort is in a great location: just a five-minute walk from downtown Cabo San Lucas, with shops, nightlife, the marina, and various tours accessible. That makes it easy to balance peaceful resort time with exploring.

Things to Consider

WiFi in Rooms. WiFi is free in public/common areas, but there may be a charge for using it in guest rooms.

Lively Beach Atmosphere. Médano Beach is vibrant and social, which means that the beachfront and nearby areas can get busy and noisy, especially during peak times. Rooms facing away from the beach or higher floors are preferred if you want more quiet.

Dining Pricing. Dining at resort restaurants tends to be on the higher side, so staying on-site can be more expensive than venturing into town for meals.