Spacious suites keep it homey (y’know, if home’s a resort with maid service).

Make a beeline for the outdoor pool and angle that lounger juuuust right for maximum rays.

Spacious suites keep it homey (y’know, if home’s a resort with maid service).

Gloriously indulgent retreat perched oceanfront on Medano Beach, one of Cabo’s only safe-for-swimming beaches.

Sprawling, suites-only resort perched in the cliffs above Baja with stunning sea views.

Classy stay next to Chileno Beach. Onsite chef worked under (yes that) Thomas Keller. (Of French Laundry fame.)

Set within an easy flip-flop to the Pacific Ocean.

Pack fancy. Swanky style with minimalist interiors done up in a stunning combo of medium wood tones and white, white, white.

Open-air sushi joint, Mexican fare on the beach or something else? Onsite options for eats are superb (as is the buzzy pm social scene).

Private coastal bluff location offers secluded relaxation, but downtown isn’t far when you want to explore.

Secluded private beach melts the stress away. (Adults-only policy and beach yoga help too).

Free hot breakfast includes waffles!

Contemporary decor with a splash of beachy, local flair.

Right on the bay and just on the edge of town for access to both the sun-kissed sands of El Medano Beach and lively Cabo nights.

The beach, multiple pools – even a holistic spa. Also: hammocks!

Kids in tow? Make an executive decision to send ‘em to the Hard Rock Roxity Kids Club and everyone will be better off for it.

All the classic amenities wrapped up in a contemporary package.

Directly on 750 meters of warm Cabo sands, the two enormous outdoor pools offer stunning Land's End views.

Embrace the Greco-Roman theme by lounging poolside and asking your travel companion to feed you grapes (that’s what they did back then, right?).

Glitzy Blanca Blue delights with gourmet fare and live music. That said, the steakhouse and Japanese resto are equally amazing.

Sublime locale along luscious beachfront with plenty of sand, sun, palms and pools.

Breathtaking minimalist design keeps things simple as you take in the panoramic views of the Sea of Cortez.