Sierra de la Laguna Vacation Packages

Lovely condo in a very nice plaza with decent restaurants and a great coffee shop. Getting there was a nightmare. The link to the map took us to another property and the address typed in directly to Google Maps took us to a sketchy neighborhood. The only landmark they mentioned was a restaurant that no longer exists. It was stressful and added an hour to our trip. Nowhere in the listing did it mention the complex name — Puebleto Marino. Just that information would have been extremely helpful. Also, the internet was terrible and it was very difficult to watch TV or movies, a two hour movie took three hours because of how many times the internet dropped. Lastly, the pictures make us look as if the beach and pool are right outside, but they are down the road and there was no parking there, nor would the beach club staff bring us back to our condo. Otherwise, the location and amenities were lovely.

You get a beautiful view from almost all locations. The staff were super friendly and accommodating. I didn't eat at all of the restaurants but the pizza at Il Forno was good. As were the drinks! I would have liked to see a few Mexican options on the menu, but, I could have ventured around the property to a different restaurant if it was really an issue. It was low season, but they seemed fully staffed and everything was open. The only comment I have is that I waited over an hour for help with my luggage on check out, despite making several calls. I had given myself plenty of time for the airport, but that could have been an issue for someone on a tighter schedule.

I traveled with 4 kids ranging from 1.5 years old to 17 years old and found the resort to have a ton of food options for all ages. There wasn’t a ton to do besides swim for the littles, as the kids shows were after 8pm and we are east coast time so they were well asleep before 8pm Cabo time. We did a ton of swimming and the water was clean and amazing!

all good