Carr Transp 27.5
San Jose Del Cabo, 23400 Nightly Rates(2,000.00 - 2,400.00)3 Star
Property Description
ON THE TIP OF THE BAJA COAST, THERE IS A PLACE THAT HAS TURNED RELAXATION INTO AN ART FORM WORTHY OF THE WORLD'S FINEST GALLERIES. WHERE THE MASTERPIECES ON EXHIBIT ARE FRAMED BY BREATHTAKING VIEWS. WHEREVER YOU TURN AT VILLAS DEL MAR, YOU'RE SURROUNDED BY ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME, AND ALL THE GRACES OF THE MOST PRIVATE CLUBS. IT IS AN EXCLUSIVE GATED COMMUNITY RESIDED IN BY A SELECT FEW. AND FORTUNATELY, IT CAN BE RESERVED AS A VACATION SPOT JUST FOR YOU. IT'S WHERE THE BOUGAINVILLEA AND PALM TREES COMPETE FOR YOUR ATTENTION WITH THE SUN, THE SAND AND THE WATER. WITH DRAMATIC, PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE SEA OF CORTEZ SPLASHING UP AGAINST MEXICO'S NEW RIVIERA, THE SPECTACULAR MOUNTAINSIDE CASISTAS BOAST 2,250 - 2,850 OF INTERIOR, AIR-CONDITIONED SPACE AND AN ADDITIONAL 1,720 - 2,250 SQUARE FT OF OUTDOOR TERRACES. WATCH THE MIGRATING GREY WHALE FROM YOUR PRIVATE TERRACE AND BASK ON THE SUNDECK OR PLUNGE INTO YOUR PRIVATE INFINITY EDGED POOL. OVERLOOKING THE LEGENDARY PALMILLA HOTEL, THE CASITAS PROVIDE THE ULTIMATE IN INTIMATE LIVING. AMENITIES INCLUDE: OUTDOOR - PRIVATE, HEATED INFINITY EDGED POOL, OUTDOOR FIREPLACE, OUTDOOR BAR WITH REFRIGERATOR, OR JACUZZI, OUTDOORE COOKING AREA WITH GAS GRILL, OUTDOOR DINING INDOOR - SATELLITE TV, EACH BEDROOM HAS A PRIVATE BATHROOM, UTILITY ROOM WITH FULL-SIZE WASHER & DRYER, GOURMET KITCHEN, DINING AREA, GREAT ROOM, CEILING FANS IN GREAT ROOM AND BEDROOMS, WHIRLPOOL TUB IN MASTER BATH, VCR OR DVD, CD PLAYERS. SERVICES INCLUDE:* Personal Butler service: Each Villa and casita is provided a personal butler to ensure that all guests' requests are immediately fulfilled service is delivered above and beyond their expectations.* Cook Service: Each Villa and Casita will have a cook for 6 hours per day to prepare breakfast and lunch (using groceries that are stocked in the Villa/Casita).* Golf Carts: Each Villa and casita will be provided a golf cart to enable the guests to be able to get around the resort easily as well as to Hotel Palmilla.* 24 Hour security within the private gated resort community.* Access to Villas del Mar Fitness Center* Access to private beach* Access to Villas del Mar Resort Pool.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Fishing
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
VIP Rooms/Services
Rate Disclaimer
On Holidays and Special events the following stay will apply:* 7 night minimum stay over Christmas and New Years* 3 night minimum stay on weekends
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00PM
Check out time is 12:00PM
Time Zone is America/Tijuana (-8 Hrs)
Opened in Property Built in 1995
15 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
EXCLUSIVE VILLAS AT THE TIP OF BAJA COAST
SAN JOSE DEL CABO AIRPORT
Guarantee Policy
2 night deposit required at time of booking. Full payment is required 30 days prior to arrival.
Cancellation Policy
Must cancel 30 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty.
Restaurant Information
Personal Chefs
The property doesn't have a restaurant, they provide chefs to cook in your Villa, the food expenses are extra.
Recreation Information
Golf
Fishing
Horseback Riding
Scuba/Snorkeling
Sailing/Boating
Tennis
Biking
Swimming
SJD - SAN JOSE DEL CABO AIRPORT
10.0 Miles South
CABO SAN LUCAS
18.0 Miles West
PALMILLA GOLF CLUB
1.0 Miles North
CABO DEL SOL GOLF CLUB
8.0 Miles West
EL DORADO GOLF COURSE
2.0 Miles West
SAN JOSE DEL CABO
5.0 Miles East
CABO SAN LUCAS MARINA
18.0 Miles West
CABO REAL GOLF COURSE
3.0 Miles West
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