Put simply, if you can stay here, do. The Bungalows Breakfast Inn is a charming, secluded, perfect spot with amazing breakfasts and service that will make you swoon. The expansive pool seems out of a movie set, and the suites are so comfy you won't want to leave. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Near Médano beach yet still close to the clubs and marina, the location won't disappoint. The pool is small compared to the Pacific-side resorts, and the three-hole putting green is more cute than functional. Kids and parents will appreciate the kids' video library and baby-sit… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Casa Pablito is a bit of a hike from the Zona Hotelera, but it offers quiet rooms, a wet bar (literally - you swim up to it), hearty breakfasts, and colorful Mexican decor. Rooms have attractive tiled patterns, full-size fridges, and the friendly staff is bilingual. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

After Faro Viejo, this Dutch-operated RV park is the closest to town. It's also the most congenial and has dependable services and stylish thatched-roof cabañas. The grounds, which lie adjacent to a migratory bird refuge, are quiet, well maintained and feature a large swimming po… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This 90 room colonial-style hotel has an outdoor restaurant-bar and a pool that's practically the size of the Pacific. Located off Cárdenas, it's perfect for anyone wanting to be close to the action. The staff can arrange daytime activities like sportfishing or trips to Land's En… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With its stylish image, Playa Médano's Meliá San Lucas is easily the hippest resort in Cabo San Lucas. Rather than plastic chaise longues, guests relax on canvas sun-futons or in chic semi-private palapas shrouded in fabrics. Meanwhile, DJs spin house and ambient grooves over the… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The friendly Olas Hotel has clean, affordable rooms that are - for the most part - free from cutesy decoration, bric-a-brac, or flourishes. It is safe, secure and family owned, and is by far the best, possibly the only, budget option in Cabo. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A high-end resort with all the features you'd expect: its own swath of Pacific beachfront, numerous pools, spotless rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Playa Grande, like most of the Cabo mega-resorts, comes with a grande price tag, but it's got more to offer than some of the neighboring hotels. The unique Pacific seawater pools are a nice touch, offering water that's cleaner and more therapeutic than chlorine. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Posada La Poza is a full hour away from Cabo San Lucas, but the impeccable rooms, fantastic breakfasts, quiet lagoon, could-drink-from-it pool and stunning paintings (done by the owner herself) all make this a top spot. Unless you need Cabo craziness, come here. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Cabo Inn is a fun, quirky place that in days of old served Cabo's clientele in a different way: as a brothel. Now, it's three stories of nice rooms arranged around a fruit-tree-and-flower-festooned courtyard. One of the upper 'honeymoon' rooms has a private Jacuzzi. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of the Pueblo Bonito chains, the Sunset Beach has a choice of deluxe rooms or deeeeeluuuuxe rooms. Perched on a cactus-strewn hillside overlooking the Pacific, it's a perfect place to sip something special and watch the sun plop into the sea. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

East of the Finisterra on Playa Solmar, this secluded beachfront resort boasts ocean-view studios, suites and condos. It's still a biggie, but it's smaller than many of the Playa Médano hotels, which gives it a more romantic feel. The resort is also famous for its sportfishing fl… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Although the classically styled rooms at this elegant boutique hotel have low ceilings and no windows, they're undeniably comfortable. The real highlight, however, is the garden: palms, bougainvillea, roses and fig trees shade a lovely little swimming pool and white wrought-iron … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Someone went a little crazy with the architecture and the air freshener. With plenty to bump your head upon, it fits right in with those Mexican buildings that grow as the money rolls in. The bathrooms and the rooms are a bit claustrophobic, but you can escape both by diving into… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 36 large, clean but totally simple rooms here wrap motel-like around a central parking area. All have TVs and plenty of room to spread out. Character is nil, but it's very friendly. The pool is big enough for about three people (four, if you count the adjacent kiddy pool), bu… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sparkling Hotel Los Arcos is a great deal as long as it stays in its perfectly new condition. Rooms are spacious and sheets are stark white and stretched perfectly across new mattresses beneath green bead spreads. It's a modern place without character, but you'll definitely be co… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Formerly the Plaza Las Glorias, Hotel Tesoro is a giant, sprawling deluxe hotel facing the Marina. It's not the beach, but the location is fabulous - you just have to deal with all the foot traffic in and around the lobby. Rooms are excellent, and the adjacent bars and restaurant… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

En-suite kitchens and giant rooms are the main attractions here. Atmosphere? Not a lick. It's a modernish, three-story, motel-type place facing a big parking lot on a busy street. Its big rooms and location in the heart of Cabo's nightlife strip definitely notches it up in appeal… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hotel The vibrantly orange, family-run Hotel Olas offers spacious tile-floor rooms with comfy king-size beds (on cement bases), cable TV and some seriously strange art on the walls. The bathrooms could use a paint job, but for the price, it's excellent value. A small supermarket … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Big rooms, low rates, no parking and a deposit (to keep you from getting too wild) make this modest hotel popular among guests with varied interests. Fine for a night or two if you're on the cheap. Full Lonely Planet Review ›