Relax at Los Cabos Mexico Luxury Resort, One&Only Palmilla

One&Only Palmilla Resort is located in Los Cabos Mexico. It offers three types of elegant and spacious guest rooms including Ocean Front, Beach Front and Villa Cortez. The 172 guestrooms have a patio or balcony that allow breath-taking views. All guestrooms offer ocean or beachfront views from a private veranda that has a day bed and a personal telescope where guests can enjoy the views of grey whales in the day or stars by night. Amenities for the hotel include a personal butler is at service 24 hours a day, welcome tequila beverage, fresh fruit delivered daily, maid service available two times daily and aromatherapy turndown menu. All rooms include a Flat-screen TV and DVD player, Bose surround sound system, telescope for whale watching and star gazing, safe deposit box and high speed Wi-Fi internet access.

One of the hotel’s prized possessions is its Villa Cortez, a traditional hacienda with decorated interiors and stone patterned floors. The unit has four bedrooms, 12-person private screening theater, infinity-edge pool and whirlpool, full exterior and interior kitchen facilities, outdoor fire pits, full gym, and several other amenities.

Dining is an experience to remember at One & Only Palmilla. There are three different restaurants and two bars that offer in-suite and private dining options. Agua is an indoor/outdoor restaurant with views of infinity-edge pool that serves Mediterranean cuisine and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breeze overlooks the Vista Pool and Pacific Ocean and is a perfect restaurant for lunch and snacks. The menu offers continental and tropical libations. The third restaurant, Market is open for dinner daily and features Euro-Asian cuisine and a complete wine list.

Activities offered by One & Only Resort Palmilla include championship golf, seasonal whale watching, adventure tours into Baja desert, diving, deep-sea fishing, snorkeling and more.

Nightly rates at One & Only Palmilla start at over $500.
One & Only Palmilla Resort
http://palmilla.oneandonlyresorts.com
Km 7.5 Carretera Transpeninsular
San Jose Del Cabo
BCS, CP 23400 Mexico

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