Marquis Los Cabos is an adults-only, all-inclusive resort on the Tourist Corridor near San José del Cabo. The resort promotes itself as a no-timeshare property with a quiet, romantic feel, and offers suites with terraces or balconies, several restaurants, a spa, pools and evening entertainment. Rates normally cover meals, snacks and many drinks, which simplifies budgeting for couples and friends. It suits travelers who prefer a self-contained stay with dining and relaxation built in rather than an independent trip into town each evening.
Location and getting around
The Corridor stretches along the coast between the two Cabos, and this resort sits on the San José side, so the airport is a comfortable transfer away and San José's plaza and galleries are a short drive. Cabo San Lucas is further down the road. Taxis, hotel cars and rentals are the usual ways to leave the resort, and the concierge can arrange excursions such as whale watching, snorkeling, Todos Santos day trips and golf.
Rooms and facilities
Suites are air-conditioned and typically include sitting areas, terraces or balconies with ocean or garden views, and generous bathrooms. The all-inclusive plan usually covers multiple restaurants, bars and daily activities, with some specialty dining requiring reservations. Pools, a spa and a fitness center round out the offering. Beach conditions on the Corridor vary, and some stretches have strong currents, so pools are the main swimming areas and guests should follow staff advice on the sea.
Who it suits and good to know: couples, honeymooners and friends traveling without children. Rates peak in winter and around holidays, so book early, and all-inclusive terms, resort charges and age rules can vary by rate, so confirm them with the hotel when you reserve. Reserve restaurants and spa treatments ahead in busy weeks. If you plan frequent excursions, compare the cost of the all-inclusive plan with room-only rates, since days spent away from the resort reduce the value of the package.
A few practical points help. Couples celebrating an anniversary or honeymoon can ask about special packages, dinner reservations and spa credits. Travelers who want to see more of the cape should plan excursions in advance, such as a Todos Santos trip or a whale watching morning, and confirm that the hotel can arrange early meals for tour days. Light sleepers can request rooms away from evening entertainment. Because adults-only resorts have distinct rules, check age limits and any dress codes for restaurants, and ask about the sea conditions for swimming before you plan beach time.
Why stay here
- ✓Adults-only resort
- ✓All-inclusive dining
- ✓Multiple restaurants and bars
- ✓Pools
- ✓Spa and fitness center
- ✓Evening entertainment
- ✓Concierge and tour desk
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
Good questions
Is the resort adults only?+
Yes, it is marketed as an adults-only, all-inclusive resort. Check age rules when you book.
What does all-inclusive cover?+
Typically meals, snacks and many drinks, with some specialty items extra. Confirm details for your rate.
Is it close to San José del Cabo?+
It sits on the San José side of the Corridor, a short drive from the plaza and galleries.