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Luxury resorts in Cabo San Lucas and the Corridor

Corridor standard rooms run about $400 to $900 a night in peak season. Here is what separates the top resorts, starting with the beach.

Resort infinity pool overlooking the Sea of Cortez at sunset in Los Cabos

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Major Corridor resorts cost about $400 to $900 a night for standard rooms in peak season, and suites and holiday weeks cost much more, per GoVisit Cabo. Google ratings below were checked in November 2026 by Mr Playas.

  • Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal

    4.8 Google (2,039)Pacific cliffsPool swimming

    Arrive through a tunnel in the cliff; home to El Farallon restaurant. Quiet and close to Cabo San Lucas, but the Pacific is not swimmable.

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  • Montage Los Cabos

    4.8 Google (1,504)Santa Maria BaySwimmable

    The calmest water of the luxury resorts. One guest reported an unexpected nightly fee, so ask for the all-in nightly total.

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  • One&Only Palmilla

    4.8 Google (1,087)Casitas with plunge poolsSwimmable

    The classic, on the Ironman swim beach near San Jose del Cabo.

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  • Chileno Bay Resort, Auberge

    Chileno BayReef off the sand

    The best snorkeling from a resort beach, per Luxury Hotel Compare.

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  • Grand Velas Los Cabos

    All-inclusive luxuryThree heated infinity pools

    The all-inclusive at this level, with a Michelin-starred restaurant. Swim at Chileno, about a mile away.

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  • Nobu Hotel Los Cabos

    Four poolsPacific

    Four pools including an adults-only infinity pool; the ocean in front can be unsafe.

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Not sure about the Corridor? Compare it with Medano and San Jose in where to stay.