Hacienda Del Mar Vacation Club - Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Corredor Turistico KM 11.5
Cabo San Lucas, 23410 Nightly Rates(265.33 - 398.67)5 Star
Property Description
An exclusive beach front hotel, located in the Cabo del Sol resort community, with 132 suites. This magnificent resort is adjacent to the world famous Jack Nicklaus designed Ocean Golf Course. The resort is composed of 13 Villas all in Mexican Hacienda style, with romantic walkways through lush green landscapes and tropical flowers. Mexican style fountains with colorful tiles enhance the gardens and is only a short distance away from the still small and charming Cabo San Lucas and San Jose that is more colonial and has a history that dates back to the 1700's. Cabo is blessed with a perfect climate (average 78 degrees). The attractions are numerous from fishing, golf, water sports, shopping to nightlife, and much more for you to discover.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Business Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Golf
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Room Information
Premium Studio Suite
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Premium studio suite with two queen beds. Suite includes living room area, kitchenette, satellite TV, safe, air conditioning, ironing board/iron, telephone, ceiling fan, Mexican Colonial furniture and styling, bathrooms decorated with Mexican colored tiles, Marble sink tops, and Mexican hand made paving tiles. Garden, beach view, ocean view or golf course view.
Premium One Bedroom Suite
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Premium one bedroom suite with two queen beds. Suite includes living room area, sofabed, dining area, kitchenette, satellite TV, jacuzzi, safe, air conditioning, ironing board/iron, telephone, ceiling fan, Mexican Colonial furniture and styling, 2 bathrooms-decorated with Mexican colored tiles, Marble sink tops, and Mexican hand made paving tiles. Garden, beach view, ocean view or golf course view.
Premium Two Bedroom Suite
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Premium two bedroom suite with king bed and two queen beds. Suite includes living room area, sofabed, dining area, kitchenette, satellite TV, jacuzzi, safe, air conditioning, ironing board/iron, telephone, ceiling fan, Mexican Colonial furniture and styling, 3 bathrooms-decorated with Mexican colored tiles, Marble sink tops, and Mexican hand made paving tiles. Garden, beach view, ocean view or golf course view.
Premium Three Bedroom Suite
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Premium three bedroom suite with king bed and 4 queen beds. Suite includes living room area, sofabed, dining area, kitchenette, satellite TV, jacuzzi, safe, air conditioning, ironing board/iron, telephone, ceiling fan, Mexican Colonial furniture and styling, 3 bathrooms-decorated with Mexican colored tiles, Marble sink tops, and Mexican hand made paving tiles. Garden, beach view, ocean view or golf course view.
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 4pm
Check out time is 10am
Time Zone is PST
Opened in 1995
132 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
From the airport, take Los Cabos Highway #1 west through San Jose Del Cabo to KM10, Cabo del Sol, hotel is facing the ocean.
Nearby Airport* Aeroputoro Internacional San Jose - 22 miles
Aeropuerto Internacional San Jose
Guarantee Policy
Credit card guarantee is required at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 11am day of arrival to avoid a penalty of one night's room and tax.
Restaurant Information
On-Site Dining
* Pitahayas Restaurant * Girasoles de la Hacienda * Tortugas Beach & Snack Bar
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facilities
Five meeting rooms are available for use, with an overall capacity of 1600 persons.
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Beach * Fitness center * Spa * Outdoor pools
Off-Site Recreation
* Golf courses * Fishing * Water sports
San Jose Town
12 miles west to the property.
Cabo San Lucas
7 miles east to the property. This town is only about 30 years old, originally a fishing village, offers attractive first class fishing..restaurants and shops, clothing boutiques, night clubs and coffee shops
The Arch
7 miles east to the property. A dramatic rock formation right at the tip of the Penisula where seals, sea lions and pelicans bask in the sun, formed by the erosive action of the ocean pounding into the rocks for millions of years
Santa Maria Bay
1.2 miles east to the property. This brilliant white powdered coral reef sand is extremely reflective, you can get there on your own or take a scenic tour snorkeling gear and meals included
Chileno Bay
2.4 miles east to the property. This one is the most kept secret in Los Cabos, this beautiful bay is perfect for snorkeling and kayaking in the clear water
Costa Azul
11 miles west to the property. This beach represents a great challenge for professional surfers, next to Costa Azul is Acapulquito Beach which is the one for beginners This one is the most kept secret in Los Cabos, this beautiful bay is perfect for snorkeling and kayaking in the clear water
Sand Dunes
10 miles west to the property. Visit the old light house, ride on the beach on a ATV, enjoy the magnificent sunset and the gorgeous landscape and the Pacific Ocean
Horseback Riding
7 miles west to the property. Live a new experience in Cabo, you'll find excellent trained horses for people with experience and beginners
Wave Runner
7 miles east to the property. Once of the nicest activities on the main beach
Parasailing
7 miles east to the property. Admire the famous Cabos Bay from the sky with a parachute on your back
Todos Santo Town
53 miles southeast to the property. This is an old little Mexican town, has a flavor all its own, with an old Jesuit Mission, regional candy stores and plenty of art galleries
Las Paz
120 miles southeast to the property. The capital of the state is located 2 hours from Hacienda Del Mar, it is washed by the Sea of Cortez, a peaceful ocean and white sand beaches
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