All-Inclusive Resorts in Los Cabos

Grand Velas Los Cabos is the gold standard of luxury all-inclusive in Mexico. A Michelin-starred restaurant included in your rate, butler service for every guest, and suites that dwarf the competition — nothing else in Los Cabos comes close at this tier. The price is real and the beach is not swimmable, but if your budget allows, this is the most complete ultra-luxury all-inclusive experience in the country.

• + Michelin-starred Cocina de Autor included in the all-inclusive rate — the only starred restaurant in a Cabo all-inclusive
• − Beach is non-swimmable due to strong Sea of Cortez surf

Hotel Riu Santa Fe is Cabo's best value all-inclusive — a massive, high-energy resort on the only truly swimmable beach in town, with a water park, 10 pools, Pacha disco, and 24-hour drinks all included from around $150 per night. It is not luxury and does not pretend to be. But for families who want water slides and a swimmable beach, or groups seeking a budget Cabo base with serious entertainment, no property delivers more per dollar in Los Cabos.

• + El Medano Beach — the only truly swimmable beach in Cabo San Lucas, a genuine advantage over pricier corridor resorts
• − Rooms are functional but basic — smallest categories are just 280 sq ft with simple furnishings

Le Blanc Los Cabos is the definitive adults-only spa all-inclusive in the Tourist Corridor. The 29,000 sq ft BlancSpa with complimentary hydrotherapy sets it apart from every competitor, dining across eight restaurants is genuinely impressive, and butler service is personalized without feeling performative. The non-swimmable beach and aggressive timeshare pitch at check-in are real friction points, but neither undermines what is otherwise one of Mexico's finest all-inclusive experiences.

• + 29,000 sq ft BlancSpa with complimentary hydrotherapy circuit is the best included spa amenity at any Los Cabos all-inclusive
• − Beach is not swimmable due to strong Sea of Cortez undertow — a dealbreaker for ocean swimmers