San Jose del Cabo All Inclusive Resorts, Compared

The best San Jose del Cabo all inclusive resorts depend on who’s traveling: Hyatt Ziva suits families, Secrets Puerto Los Cabos and Marquis are adults-only, and Royal Solaris is a more casual beachfront option. For swimming, don’t assume beach access means safe water: the research confirms Royal Solaris’s beach is nonswimmable, but doesn’t verify swimming conditions at the other resorts.

For a broader look at which part of Los Cabos fits your trip, start with our guide to the four areas. This shortlist focuses on San José del Cabo and nearby resort areas, not Cabo San Lucas’s Medano Beach.

Which San José del Cabo resorts should you compare?

These picks cover family stays, adults-only trips, and different price levels. The example rates below are listings captured by Expedia on October 15, 2026, for different one-night dates, so they are snapshots rather than a like-for-like price comparison. Rates and availability change.

Expedia lists the resorts as all-inclusive and provides the example ratings, amenities, and prices shown; its example dates vary by property. For Royal Solaris, Costco Travel confirms the nonswimmable beach, kids’ club, and mini water park. Wyndham’s resort page lists Costa Azul Beach as nearby for Grand Decameron, but doesn’t say it is safe for swimming. Expedia’s all-inclusive listings, Costco Travel’s Royal Solaris details, and Wyndham’s Grand Decameron page.

Can you swim at the resorts’ beaches?

There’s one definite answer in the research: Costco Travel describes Royal Solaris’s beach as nonswimmable. The resort does have two pools, including an adults-only pool, so it may still work if your idea of a beach holiday is mostly poolside. But skip it if swimming directly in the ocean is a priority.

For the other resorts, the available listings mention beach access or beachfront locations, not whether conditions are safe for swimming. That applies to Hyatt Ziva, Marquis, and the other properties in the table. Treat “beachfront” as a location description, not a swimming guarantee. Check with the resort about current conditions before you book, and use our guide to resorts with swimmable beaches alongside the Cabo beaches guide.

Hyatt Ziva’s listing includes beach access, while Expedia describes Marquis as beachfront. Costco Travel specifically labels Royal Solaris’s beach nonswimmable. Expedia and Costco Travel.

Which resort fits your kind of trip?

For families

Hyatt Ziva is the clearest family pick in this group: Expedia lists a kids’ club, beach access, and family-friendly activities. Royal Solaris has a Kids’ Club for children ages 4 through 12, a children’s pool, and a mini water park with a 260-foot slide. Its nonswimmable beach is the trade-off. Dreams also has a kids’ club and playground in Expedia’s description.

Those features matter more than a vague “family friendly” label. Check which activities and meals are included in your rate, especially if you’re comparing a resort with extensive kids’ facilities to a simpler all-inclusive. Expedia’s property descriptions and Costco Travel’s Royal Solaris details list these facilities.

For adults-only stays

Compare Secrets Puerto Los Cabos and Marquis Los Cabos. Expedia identifies both as adults-only all-inclusive resorts. Marquis has five restaurants and three pools in Expedia’s listing, while KAYAK lists both Marquis and Le Blanc Spa Resort among its highest-rated all-inclusive options. Le Blanc is another adults-only name to check if you’re looking for a higher-end stay, though the KAYAK listing shows a substantially higher sample rate than the midrange examples above.

Those KAYAK rates are listings, not fixed prices: its resort page reports a displayed rate of $1,262+ for Le Blanc and a separate price-list example of $565 for Marquis. The page gives different rates in different sections, a good reminder to compare your actual dates and package details rather than rely on a headline figure. KAYAK’s San José del Cabo resort listings and Expedia’s listings.

For a more casual all-inclusive

Grand Decameron has three outdoor pools, including an adults-only pool, two restaurants, and seven bars, according to Wyndham. It lists Costa Azul Beach as nearby, not as a beach where swimming is confirmed. Royal Solaris is another casual beachfront option, but the beach-swimming caveat is important. For current rates, compare the total after taxes and fees rather than the nightly figure alone.

What should you know about prices and location?

Sample Expedia rates in the table range from $232 nightly for Krystal Grand to $509 for Marquis, with taxes and fees bringing the displayed totals higher. These are examples for different dates, not a promise of what your stay will cost. The KAYAK resort page reports an average of $778 per night for all-inclusive resorts in San José del Cabo, but averages can include properties well above the examples in the table.

Location labels can also be confusing. Expedia places Hyatt Ziva and Viceroy in Zona Hotelera, identifies Krystal Grand as being in Costa Azul, and lists Secrets and Marquis in San José del Cabo. If you want to spend time in the historic center, ask whether your resort has a shuttle and confirm its terms. Expedia says some all-inclusive hotels offer shuttle services to downtown, but does not establish that every property does.

For a quieter evening away from resort dining, see our San José del Cabo restaurant guide. And if you’re choosing between the two Cabo cities, our Cabo San Lucas versus San José del Cabo comparison explains the difference.

Rates and location descriptions above come from Expedia’s all-inclusive listings and KAYAK’s resort page; KAYAK’s page also reports its all-inclusive average. Expedia and KAYAK.

Before you book

Check the package inclusions, not just the resort name. At Royal Solaris, Costco Travel says the all-inclusive plan covers meals, snacks, unlimited domestic drinks, select international drinks, entertainment, and the Children’s Club, while room service and some restaurant and spa services cost extra. Other properties can define their packages differently, so confirm the details for your room and dates.

Most important, verify beach conditions directly if ocean swimming is a deciding factor. Based on the available research, Royal Solaris is the only resort here with an explicit swimmability note, and it’s a warning: the beach is nonswimmable. For every other pick, the honest answer is that swimming has not been confirmed.

Costco Travel lists Royal Solaris’s included services and extra-charge items. Costco Travel’s Royal Solaris page.

Quick answers

Which San Jose del Cabo all inclusive resort is best for families?

Hyatt Ziva is a strong family option, with a kids’ club and beach access listed. Royal Solaris and Dreams also have children’s facilities, but Royal Solaris’s beach is listed as nonswimmable.

Are there adults-only San Jose del Cabo resorts?

Yes. Secrets Puerto Los Cabos and Marquis Los Cabos are listed as adults-only all-inclusive resorts. Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos is another adults-only option.

Can you swim at San Jose del Cabo resorts?

The research identifies Royal Solaris’s beach as nonswimmable. Listings for the other resorts mention beach access or beachfront locations but don’t confirm swimming conditions, so check with the resort before booking.

How much do San Jose del Cabo resorts cost?

Example Expedia listings range from $232 to $509 nightly for several all-inclusive picks, before comparing your own dates and total charges. KAYAK reports an average of $778 per night for all-inclusive resorts, but actual prices vary.