Aerial view of the resort pools and beach area

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Montage Los Cabos

★★★★½4.8 out of 5 · 536 reviews

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Montage Los Cabos is a 5-star resort in Tourist Corridor with 122 rooms rated 4.8/5 by 536 TripAdvisor reviewers; typical rates from about $725 a night; direct beach access.

About

Montage Los Cabos sits along the Tourist Corridor between the two Cabos, and the subratings tell the story — perfect scores for rooms and service aren't common. This is the kind of place where staff anticipate requests before you make them, and the 4.9 for sleep quality suggests they've solved the basics that bigger resorts sometimes miss. The beachfront here isn't swimmable year-round due to currents, but the pool setup and beach service compensate. The 4.5 value rating is worth noting. You're paying for the Montage standard — meticulous upkeep, high staff-to-guest ratio, residential-style suites — and guests who leave that score seem fine with the trade. Location puts you roughly equidistant from both town centers, which means you're committed to driving or relying on the resort itself. If you're planning to stay put most days, the 4.8 overall rating holds up.

At a glance

Area: Tourist Corridor
Star rating: ★★★★★
Typical nightly: $725
Beach access: direct
Kid-friendly: ●●●○○
Party score: ●●○○○
Walkability: ●●○○○
Rooms: 122
Casino: –
Swim-up: –
Kids' club: –
All inclusive: –
Vibe: luxury
romantic
boutique
quiet
intimate
wellness

Sargassum: not a factor

Not a sargassum coast.

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Recent Pulse

What travelers are saying.

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Travelers say Montage Los Cabos delivers exceptional service with staff who anticipate needs and take pride in their work, including twice-daily housekeeping rotations. The rooms earn praise for ocean-facing layouts with sliding glass doors and well-stocked amenities, though some note furniture needs deeper cleaning and tech features like automatic drapes lag behind the price point. Mezcal restaurant stands out as a true highlight, with guests calling it Michelin-caliber for creativity and execution, while Marea proves inconsistent and the Thai restaurant's seating area runs too hot for comfortable dining.

Standing out

Service staff anticipate requests and maintain twice-daily housekeeping rotations
3 mentions
“Staff took pride in their work with two housekeeping shifts daily keeping everything spotless”
Mezcal restaurant delivers Michelin-caliber food with creative dishes and exceptional breakfast bakery
2 mentions
“Dinner featured innovative technique and presentation you'd expect from a Michelin restaurant, plus French omelets and homemade jams at breakfast”
Rooms feature ocean-facing sliding glass doors with breathtaking views and comprehensive stocking
2 mentions
“Waking up to glass doors opening onto the beach and ocean was astonishing”
Spa facilities and massage quality exceed typical resort standards
2 mentions
“Locker rooms stocked with virtually anything needed and massage quality among the best ever experienced”

Watch-outs

Beach closed entirely during stays even without hurricane conditions, with hard chairs instead of padded loungers
2 mentions
“Beach completely closed during stay felt excessive with no hurricane, and hard chairs don't match the price point”
Rooms lack modern tech features like conveniently placed chargers and automatic drapes for the luxury tier
1 mention
“Surprised rooms at this level lacked automatic drapes and convenient charger placement”
Marea restaurant inconsistent with complete misses alongside good dishes at high price point
1 mention
“Some dishes were complete misses at Marea given the resort's caliber and pricing”

Tips from travelers

Request Dulce for spa massages if available
Book dinner at Mezcal restaurant for the standout culinary experience
Bring water shoes for the pebble beach and steep drop-off when entering the ocean
Skip the Thai restaurant during warm weather due to hot seating area

Maybe skip if: Beach lovers expecting soft sand and guaranteed water access should look elsewhere, as the pebble beach has a steep drop-off and may close entirely during your stay.

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All inclusive

Kids' club

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Kids' club

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Restaurants nearby

Tourist Corridor

Sports Bar at Sheraton Grand Hacienda del Mar

The Sports Bar at Sheraton Grand Hacienda del Mar is tucked inside the resort along the Tourist Corridor, about halfway between the two Cabos. It's the kind of spot that makes sense if you're already on property and want a casual meal without the formality of the main dining rooms — think American bar food, TVs on the wall, and service that seems to know what you're after before you ask. The 5-star service rating from two reviews suggests attentive staff, though the sample size is small enough that it's hard to draw firm conclusions. What's clear is that it functions as a reliable fallback for guests who've had enough pescado and want a burger or wings instead. It's not a destination on its own, but if you're staying at the Sheraton or passing through the Corridor and need something straightforward without leaving the resort bubble, it does the job.

Beaches nearby

Tourist Corridor

Santa Maria Beach

Santa Maria Beach is a sheltered cove on the Sea of Cortez side, east of downtown Cabo San Lucas and just before Chileno. The Blue Flag certification backs up what most visitors already know: the water here is consistently calm and clear, which makes it one of the few swimmable beaches in the area without fighting surf or dangerous drop-offs. That same protection makes it solid for snorkeling — the rocky points hold decent fish activity and you can stay close to shore. The 4.5 rating across 1,300+ reviews tracks with what you'd expect from a reliably safe beach that doesn't try to be more than it is. There's no major development right on the sand, so it stays quieter than Médano but still gets steady foot traffic during the day. Parking is limited and fills early on weekends. Bring water and snorkel gear if you have it, because vendor options are thin.

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