Tesoro Los Cabos

My experience at Tesoro was not good. I went with two friends who reserved two rooms with two beds each. After getting checked in, the guy at the front desk said he had bad news and he was out of rooms with two beds. This was at 4 pm when check in was 3 pm, so I am sure there was a room with two beds somewhere in the hotel, but he would not find one for us. Later that night, a room with two beds miraculously appeared so they moved us.
Also, the card keys to the room would not work sometimes and they had to be re-​programmed at the front desk. Wifi didn’t work in our room and you have to pay for it! We lost the code to get on the wifi and they wouldn’t give us another one for free so we had to buy the code again! We had a friend that was not staying at the hotel but wanted to come up to our room and the guards at the elevator would not let her up without paying them $ 10. They actually wanted more but we wouldn’t pay them more. What is even worse is the guard thought she was a prostitute and wanted to get paid like a pimp for letting her up to our room. While walking back to the room with a beer in hand, the guards wouldn’t let me go to my room with the beer. The Jacuzzi was not very hot. I could probably go on but I think you get the picture.
I wouldn’t go back.

Nice clean and great central location.
The whole town was walkable for us from here.
A few hiccups… card key worked about 50% of the time in elevator and room.
The room was quite a hike from the front desk so that was annoying.
As we checked out they had a charge for an airport shuttle that we had not taken but it was easily resolved.
The staff is friendly and helpful.
The breakfast buffet was included for us and it was nice to enjoy it on the sunny pool rooftop deck.
Recommended!

Quickly put:
Breakfast — free, but not tasty.
Room — largest room I’ve ever stayed in. Huge shower, two sinks, balcony — seems perfect unless you have loud neighbors because the walls were paper thin. Even with how big the room was, I could hear everyone that would walk down the hallway
Staff — wonderful! Everyone was very kind and helpful during our stay!
Location — Ideal. Within walking distance of everything — the marina, restaurants, nightlife, etc.
Parking — FREE if you’re staying there!
Wifi — Pay $ 5 per day. Not cool!

I’ll start off by telling you what’s great about this place. The location, its a fairly large hotel but very dated. It definitely shows its age, may have been a good resort 10 – 20 years ago. The hot tub is cool and relaxing. The cabana is peaceful. The service is good.
The room is decent, sheets had holes, the soap, shampoo and conditioner were not refilled, the cleaning was satisfactory. The bed was hard and so were the pillows. When we came to the room the patio furniture was stacked inside the room. The TV was a gigantic tube screen TV that sits on a cabinet that had doors that were misaligned. It definitely felt like a motel 6.
My girlfriend’s bags were moved around and looked through but nothing was taken. She had positioned the zippers and noticed they were touched and gone through. Her items in the bag were shifted. We didn’t bother making a big deal out of it since we didn’t have anything important in it.
IMO its a great place to stay if you are looking for a place to crash. Go check out captain Tony’s restaurant and shy away from the buffet at the hotel. If you are looking to impress your girl, look at other resorts.

Nice room but .1 mile from the lobby and .2 mile from the pool. I ended up almost in the old Hooters.
Don’t fall for the Time Share presentation, took me 3 hours to get out of there.
Hotel was close to action and my fishing boat. Great fishing here.
Got the WiFi, didn’t work and caused a lot of grief. Got a refund but NO tip!
WiFi was better at bars next to the hotel. I called AT&T and got free unlimited calls/​texts to US with 1G.
Solved my problem.
Pool is nice but loud music and you can’t relax.
Breakfast buffet is average but at 210 pesos each. It’s over priced.
Hotel will soon be closed and become a members only resort. I miss the old Tesoro.
Great marina view from room but Breathless is blocking g my ocean view. Get in the old Tesoro building for better views and be closer to the pool.
LLAP

Four of us stayed for a week in mid October. Cost was very reasonable. Hotel is in a great location next to the marina and downtown action. Most activities are within walking distance. Pool is nice and so are the rooms. The reason for the low rating is the pool manager was less than friendly and on three occasions they tried to overcharge us. Once for beverages, once for food and upon check-​out, internet services. Although they removed the charges, it showcases a pattern of trying to deceive their guests. Also, it rained like crazy for a day and a half and we could smell the sewage on the main level.

Loved this place
Right in the middle of all the action
The staff was very helpful
We will be back

I only stayed here for a night, and I didn’t pay (thanks dad), so take this review as you will. I think my pros and cons are quite valid.
Pros:
Good location. Marina on one side, city on the other (both good views imo), easy walking distance to all the fun spots.
Pool is pretty nice, and overlooks the marina. Has a swim up bar.
Decent breakfast buffet.
King beds are cooooomfy.
Cons:
Fucking wristbands. I understand all these places do this but ours didn’t even get us free drinks, just pool access and breakfast. Do we really need wristbands for that?
NO FREE WIFI! $ 5 for 1 device! Fuck that shit!
There are only 2 elevators, and only one of them goes to the pool. Our rooms were probably a 10 minute walk to the pool… and half that distance to the one that goes down to the main floor. Why make your patrons walk so damn far?
Our rooms (399 + 396), while still being on floor 3, we actually had to walk up a flight of stairs to get to them, then down a dimly lit hallway. wtf? That’s super fun with heavy luggage.
Drinks made at the pool bar are weak.
No outside food or drink? The heck. Like you expect me to ditch my water bottle that has kept me alive in the 95 degree heat. What if I had leftovers from a meal? We had no problem smuggling either of these in, btw.
Our room had ants… like, where the f did they come from?
There are stairs to get outside, but they are for emergency only! What is this ludicrousness? Make me walk 5 minutes to the elevator because I can’t use the staircase that’s 10 feet away from my room. My dad had to plead with the cops that were standing outside it to let my husband and I come down that way when he had checked us out instead of making us walk all the way around. Then the alarm on the door didn’t even go off. Classy…
My dad regrets his decision and now understands why he got the rooms so damn cheap. We’ll be staying elsewhere next year.

I brought an expensive $ 500+ Michael Kors leather jacket to this hotel and hung it in the closet. It magically disappeared. We spoke with Karla on the phone to ask how it is possible that the jacket we hung in the closet is not there anymore and she said the cleaners are the only ones with the keys and there was «nothing» in the closet when they cleaned. Be very careful to pay money to this resort. It may be worth it to pay a bit more for a more honest hotel and be sure your expensive clothes, jewelry/​watches do not disappear without explanation.

Great place, right in the middle of all the action.
We got a Travelzoo deal and stayed here for next to nothing, $ 329 for four nights (early Jan 2014) and had a sunset cruise and one breakfast thrown in for free. The hotel is right in the middle of the marina. You do not need a car, because everything is so central to the hotel. Tons of restaurants and bars all in walking distance.
Tips: 1) if you book thru Travelzoo, you can call your travel agent and asked to have a water view room guaranteed. 2) book your excursions thru the hotel (it’s cheaper). I recommend the ATV tour to the beach, my 11-​year old son loved it. 3) eat breakfast away from the hotel (after your free meal). There’s plenty of good and less expensive spots to get your day started. 4) make sure you go to Mango Deck for lunch (next door to The Office). It’s a great spot, on the beach with music and GREAT servers. You’ll probably go twice. 5) if you take the promotional tour, it’s not that bad, only takes an hour and is not high pressure. It’ll save you over a $ 100 on excursions.

My boyfriend and I had an amazing time. We spent our days at the Skypool Lounge. The bartenders were great especially Efrain who went above & beyond to accommodate our orders. We’re picky drinkers but he is very professional and took care of us in a timely matter. The hotel itself & view from our room was breathtaking. The staff overall is friendly/​inviting & they make you feel at home.

This place is hard to find! About a month prior to even going to Cabo, my sister invited me impulsively so I booked a flight impulsively. She said she already booked her room all via Expedia. So i looked up my options, and Tesoro (same name) was one of the mid-​affordable and decent ratings for me. It’s conveniently located along the Marina but Cabo San Lucas itself is super far from the airport.
The hotel offers free parking, but it’s connected the shops that are around the hotel. They never said it was their parking, but you can park their overnight as long as your ticket is stamped by the hotel front desk. I was really nervous about leaving the rental car there, it’s not super secure. I would’ve been able to get a good deal through
but it wasn’t valid for the dates I wanted! I almost saved $ 150!
I got the most basic room via Orbitz. It was a king bed — and when we went in our room, that’s really all it was — a king bed, a bathroom, and a tv. Closet was small, no desk/​chair was there, our view was of the city, opposite side of the marina. There were tiny ants in the bathroom/​shower and I had no idea where they were coming from! I read too many reviews of people missing stuff from their safes, etc. So i never asked for a cleaning in our room, and the housekeeping was nice enough to bring us towels without asking.
The concierge was great! They hooked us up and booked parasailing and glass bottom boat tour — all super fun! The breakfast was complimentary every morning, it was really basic, i just ate to get through to lunch… it wasn’t great. You can eat at the restaurant downstairs at the lobby and by the pool. The pool is nice, the gym is small, they have movies projected on the wall some nights, not too many spring breakers either.
This place had perks and downs, but I basically needed a place to sleep so it worked out just fine.

Great for parking near the marina because anything else is a walk, taking a stroll on the strip and enjoying the scenery and culture surrounding you.
Shopping and restaurants are very close by on the strip, except watch out for stray dogs, bottles of pee and broken glass in the actual parking lot especially if you had a rental like we did !

Its a budget hotel, if your good with that its ok. We had all inclusive but found out there were restrictions like: once you sit down for a meal you couldn’t go elsewhere, only one seating per meal. For example you couldn’t have toast and coffee, them come back and eat with others later. Also drinks after 10 pm were not. Included. The place it’s kind of run down and tired, not exactly luxury, kind of a sprng break place to sleep. Staff were very nice!

This hotel turned out to be a great option for our group of 4. We booked the junior suite with ocean view and were given room 579 that had its own rooftop with loungers in addition to two balconies! It had a pull out couch in the living room and a separate bedroom with king bed.
The breakfast plan that was included in our rate was equally good for a buffet style breakfast, as well as an omelette station.
My only gripes with this hotel were the rules — you can’t bring any outside food or drinks. I understand having a rule like this at the pool, but considering the rooms have kitchens you should be able to bring water or snacks back with you.
Overall this was a great hotel with an even better location. If you don’t need to be on the beach and want to be close to walk to everything, I’d definitely recommend the Wyndham.

Our group of 6 had booked 2 junior suites and was on the 3^rd floor. Checking in at the front desk was not accommodating to our request of having our 2 rooms next to each other or even near each other. They stated that they had to give us similar suites and the 2 we were given was on the only ones available. Okay fine but our 1 room on the far end of the hotel was clearly bigger and had a second sink. Soooo I guess that’s what they considered to be similar. This would probably be my only issue with the hotel.
My main reason for booking this hotel was the location. It’s right by the marina and in the downtown. Ideal for a group of friends coming to party. Didn’t see too many families or honeymoon couples staying here so it’s a great place for a young crowd that plans to party and hardly be in their rooms.
Rooms were decent and livable. Again, if you are looking for just the basics, clean with a bed and running hot water, the room was great. We had the marina view with a balcony which was nice waking up to.
The free breakfast was alright. The best thing was the make your own omelet station. Everything else was standard (cereal, fruit, pancake, etc). But it was free and buffet style so I didn’t expect it to be gourmet.
We got a cabana by the pool which was nice. They were having a 2 for 1 drink special and the service at the pool was great. They came by and checked on you every so often.
Overall, pretty hotel with helpful staff in a great location for people looking to party.

The worst experience ever, room was inaccessible. I was hurt from my leg and they gave me a room at the end of the hotel and on top of that an stretch stairs to reach the room. Balcony without chairs! Worst experience for Valentine’s or any occasion. Room 10 square feet at most

I am staying at the Windham Tesoro Resort at Cabo San Lucas and they have the best location in town!!! I checked several hotels within the area and they beat several of their competitors, if you want to be close to the main attractions @Cabo this is the Place: marina, town, restaurants, bars and… if you want to go to the beach you can take a water taxi and voila!
The hotel has a really nice skypool area with two jacuzzis, the Terraza Restaurant and a full bar! It is family, couples and singles friendly.
Breakfast has a very good selection of options when you consider it is an American style breakfast and not a full buffett. Food is very fresh, tons of options and there is an area where they can cook ommeletes and different styles of eggs… and did I mention the service is Spectacular? The waiters are always looking to refill your drinks and remove the empty dishes.
They have a couple of conference rooms that makes it a really good option in case you want to prepare a conference, business meeting, or different event!
About other people saying the food here is terrible that is not true! Definetely some folks are lying here… my experience was very very good and will I come back to this hotel? ABSOLUTELY!!!
And. Solomon’s Landing restaurant is just underneath them, at the marina walk. They play life music and have good food options for brekky, lunch & dinner. and a sushi bar that is fantastic…
So YES, I recommend this hotel to everybody! ;)

At the time of booking in January 2015, the Wyndham hotel was the cheapest and most sensible place for me to stay, I’m really glad that I choose it over the others. The price tag for Wyndham wasn’t nearly as bad as the other hotels and resorts in the area, other Unilocalers seemed to either hate it or love it, I myself really loved it. The best thing that can be said about the Wyndham is quite simply: LOCATION! This place is literally close to everything that is anything in Los Cabos, its right next to the marina, the clubs, restaurants and all the tourist activities you can think of. The marina is definitely the safer area for tourists to be, especially at night, even though it can get quite rowdy.
Hotel and Rooms: The hotel was still under repair in January, from the hurricane the previous fall season, however it was quite intact when I arrived. The hotel was very clean for Mexico, the lobby, common areas, pools, restaurants, etc were all quite immaculate. You can tell that management pays close attention to details. My room was very clean, never had a issue with the cleaning staff not keeping it clean or stocked. I did not have any problems with room equipment such as shower hot water, A/​C, etc. My only issue with the room was the bug invasion on the last night, my legs were eaten to death by them suckers. While this may seem bad, I’ve always had bug problems at every hotel I’ve stayed at in Mexico, even the five star luxury resorts. I was lucky enough to pay just a bit extra for a «marina view» room, and I cannot say this enough, the marina room is so worth it. The sunrises that you can expect from the views in these rooms, are just amazing in the morning (
). Also, at the end of the night you can sit out on the balcony, enjoy the warm fresh air from the ocean.
Staff: I never experienced any issues with the staff here, everyone was nice and friendly to me. Everyone in this hotel spoke pretty good English and the concierge was more than happy to help me with anything that I needed, a lot of people complained about sales pressure when visiting this hotel, I received no such attention, no one even talked to me about it.
Common areas, pools etc: Every common area I visited, like I said before was clean and up to date. The «sky» pool in this hotel really rocks, very modern. They have comfy couch seats, private beds, lounge chairs all overlooking the marina. The pool was a pretty good size, with two hot tubs sitting on top of it. They have a swim up bar and full waiting service for you. The sky pool is only open 8am-​8pm though, so no super late night swims.
Food: As part of my cheap package, I was able to get free breakfast in the morning. The breakfast here was your typical run of the mil breakfast buffets that you usually get in Mexico. Pastries, toast, cereals, omelette station, etc, all very bland nasty food in my opinion. However, I did get to taste some really good birria soup here in the morning, that was the only thing worth eating for me. Even though the breakfast was free for me, I could only stand eating here two of my days during my visit, I ventured elsewhere for breakfast for the remaining days. If you ever get a package here that includes food, skip it, its not very good here.
Amenities: All the rooms come with private bathrooms that look modern and up to date. Air conditioners, TVs with limited channels, and NO FREE INTERNET. This hotel has very expensive pricing for internet, they even charge you for how many devices you can use. I decided not to play the game, and did not purchase any internet access here, instead I used the free WiFi spots from the bars below my room. Room service is super expensive, I advise against it all costs, just walk to a restaurant in the marina downstairs, way better food.
Overall I really enjoyed my stay at the Wyndham Hotel in Cabo. I don’t get what the other reviewers are getting upset about, maybe the hotel was different back then, but I was impressed with how well it was, considering its price and location. If you’re like me and enjoy walking everywhere instead of paying cab drivers, this is the hotel to stay at.

Wyndham properties and resorts are definitely something to consider when traveling! My friends and I stayed at this hotel on our Cabo trip last year! The location can’t be beat as it is located really close to the downtown area and just steps away from the marina!
The hotel itself is upgraded and has all amenities you can ask for! The front desk was efficient and they were helpful with everything during our trip! Our suite provided us with a breathtaking view of the hotel’s sky pool overlooking the marina!
OTHER PROS:
— Tours are available.
— Complimentary drinks & breakfast
— Many festive events hosted by the hotel
— There are plenty of restaurants around, so if you’re a foodie that’s a plus!
— Many gift shops to browse and shop at!
CONS:
— Wifi isn’t complimentary and can get expensive since you pay PER device!
— PUSHY & AGGRESSIVE tactics of trying to get people to sign up for timeshare. We were definitely turned off with one the guys there, because he made us feel as if we owed him something when we didn’t end up signing up for the timeshare… (This would’ve been a five star review if we didn’t have to deal with him and his rude comments).
Overall, I’d recommend this hotel to anyone because of its convenient location! Just avoid anything that has to do with TIMESHARE when you get there!