| The Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Resort and Spa is situated on a beautiful private beach amidst 28 acres of lush, private gardens. Surrounding the resort, the Ocean Course by Jack Nicklaus at Cabo del Sol, currently rated 68th in the world by Golf Magazine, provides beautifully landscaped views. The old-world hacienda architecture of the deluxe guest rooms, the fountains, cafes and shops, all evoke the rich history of the Baja region. In addition to an array of first-class services and amenities, the beachfront Sheraton Hacienda features a selection of fine restaurants, multiple swimming pools and a state-of-the-art fitness center with spa, ensuring a memorable vacation for singles, couples and families.
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| Guest Room Amenities |
All 270 comfortable and spacious guest rooms feature:
-Authentic upscale Mexican decor in warm terracotta and cream tones.
-A large private balcony, equipped with patio furniture, with endless views of the ocean, gardens or golf courses.
-The Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed.
-An in-room private Jacuzzi.
-High speed internet access to keep you connected to the outside world.
-Individual climate control and ceiling fan.
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| Exploring the Beaches of Los Cabos |
| Many of the resort beaches in the Los Cabos area tend to feature rough water conditions, but the views are spectacular!
There are more than 20 gorgeous beaches stretching between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, along the area now known as "The Corridor." Some are wide open, quiet and peaceful, and some are dotted with elegant resorts.
In the heart of Cabo San Lucas you will find the most popular beach, El Medano, where people go to swim as well as socialize. It offers all types of water sport activities such as snorkeling, parasailing, kayaking and jet skiing.
If you are looking for a romantic beach, you might want to taxi or kayak out to Playa del Amor ("Lover's Beach") at the very tip of the Baja Peninsula. This is where you will see the famous "El Arco". You'll find a beautiful beach and the snorkeling is great.
Closer to San Jose del Cabo, on the Corridor, are Playa Costa Azul and Playa Acapulquito, famous for their unique and beautiful rock formations. The main beach in San Jose is Playa Hotelera. This is a lovely wide beach, perfect for walking or horseback riding (but not for swimming).
If you are looking for a gorgeous, quiet cove to enjoy both swimming and water sports without the crowds, visit Playa Palmilla. Another even more private beach is Playa Las Viudas, better known as Twin Dolphin Beach. You'll find safe swimming at both.
For some of the best snorkeling in the area, visit Playa Chileno and Playa Santa Maria on the Corridor. |
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| Important Beach Information |
| Swimming off the beach at the Sheraton Hacienda is not allowed due to extremely swift sea currents and powerful waves. This is strictly enforced for the safety of guests. The beach does offer, however, a spectacular opportunity for beach-walking, sunset strolls and breathtaking scenic vistas. Water sports of all kinds are available at nearby safe-swimming beaches, and the resort's spectacular pools provide an ideal spot for swimming and water fun for all ages.
All images courtesy of Starwood Hotels & Resorts |
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| Profile |
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 European Plan |
| Beachfront |
| 270 Guest Rooms |
| 5 Floors |
| 3 Pools |
| 4 Restaurants |
Room Service
Secluded
Casual
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Exclusive
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