Nobu Hotel Los Cabos

The cleanliness, maintenance and staff was definitely worth the stay.

They try to set you up for a time share sales pitch before you even reach your room. The food and drink look nice but for the pricing I expected spectacular and it was just okay. On site essential store item prices are gouging. $55 for a can of sunscreen.

The architecture is beautiful and the rooms are large. Everything else was terrible. Starting from the pushy sales people trying to get you to spend hours with them for their sales presentation on their new construction. Calling your room at 8 am.

Terrible, location is awful- huge ugly desert with constructions everywhere, you cant get in the water. The front desk staff and concierge are the worse took 3 hours to get our bags , inefficient and extremely overpriced (double triple of other nobus).

Beautiful hotel- deluxe king ocean view was beautiful. Able to Uber very easily to marina for a kayak excursion and hike mt solmar. Right next to the woods - tigers new place which is outstanding.

Very quiet after hours- there is a bar that stays open late. Pool service a little slow. 2 bottle limit of wine u can bring for a table of 8 at nobu?

service was nice and staff was helpful

it was a bit too far out from everything

Service, room, ambience, food.

Prices of food and drinks.

The restaurants were all top notch in terms of cuisine, service, availability, decor. All could use a wider selection of wines.

Vast plaza spaces seemingly for no reason make the resort unnecessarily long and boring. Understand the design aesthetic of Asian calming, etc., but huge, un-activated spaces create a ghost town feel and a struggle for any guest with mobility issues.

This is a beautiful, recently-built hotel with a modern design and multiple pools. The beach is huge and there is a golf course next door. Guest rooms either front the ocean, pool or golf course. The service was exceptional - from the concierge to the waiters to the bar staff, everyone was friendly and efficient. The best thing about this resort though was the food. There are several restaurants including the famous Nobu. We dined at Nobu, Pacific and Mani - all wonderful. Nobu in particular is gorgeous overlooking the ocean. This is a five star resort and one of the best in Cabo.

The location is pretty isolated - if you plan to leave the resort multiple times especially if going east toward Palmilla you may look elsewhere. Its a 15 minute drive to the hotel when you enter the Diamant property and almost an hour drive to the airport. Like many areas in Cabo you cant swim in the ocean but can walk down the beach which is several miles long.

Everything

Really nice hotel, restaurants, garden, scenery. Everything was great.