Four Seasons Cabo San Lucas at Cabo del Sol: Preferred Partner guide

Four Seasons Cabo San Lucas at Cabo del Sol opened in 2024 on the coast road between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. It is a small resort for the brand, with 96 rooms, casitas and suites, all facing the ocean, built in a modern hacienda style around three pools and a sandy cove. Booked through a Preferred Partner advisor, a stay adds daily breakfast for two, a $100 hotel credit, upgrade priority and VIP recognition, at the same rate Four Seasons publishes.

Same rate as fourseasons.com
No booking fees
Every room has an ocean view
Benefits from a one-night stay

Four Seasons Preferred Partner benefits

The Arch rock formation rising from the sea at Cabo San Lucas — El Arco, at the tip of the Baja peninsula near Cabo San Lucas.

The Property

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Cabo San Lucas at Cabo del Sol at a glance

Opened: May 2024
Accommodations: 96 rooms, casitas, suites and a villa, all ocean view or oceanfront, plus 61 private residences and villas
Setting: Inside the private Cabo del Sol community on the Golden Corridor, about 15 minutes from Cabo San Lucas
Room size: From 847 sq ft for the entry room, large by any standard
Pools: Three: a family pool, an adults-only infinity pool, and a lap pool beside the gym
Dining: Palmerio, Cayao by Richard Sandoval, Coraluz beach club and Sora rooftop bar
Rating: Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star
Airport: Los Cabos (SJD), 23 miles away. Allow 30 to 45 minutes by car

The Perks

Four Seasons Preferred Partner benefits at Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

The program benefits are the same at every hotel. What changes is what they are worth. This is how each one works at this property.

Breakfast for two at Palmerio

Full breakfast for two per bedroom at Palmerio, or through in-room dining on your terrace. Individual breakfast dishes cost $24 to $32 here, so for two people over a week the saving is substantial.

$100 hotel credit, $200 in suites

One credit per stay. Prices at the resort are high, so think of it as one main course and a cocktail at dinner, or about a third of a massage. It will not cover dinner for two.

Upgrade priority

A one-category upgrade when available at check-in. From the entry La Casona Room, the next step is a casita, which is larger and stands on its own at ground level.

Early check-in and late checkout

Priority for both. Flights from the US tend to land around midday and leave in the early afternoon, so both help.

VIP recognition

A welcome amenity and a VIP note on the reservation. We tell the resort whether you want to be near the family pool or well away from it.

Combines with Four Seasons offers

Preferred Partner benefits apply on top of the resort's own promotions. We check what is available for your dates when we quote.

Advisor Picks

Best rooms to book at Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

There are no bad views here: every room faces the ocean and has a balcony or terrace. The real choice is between a room in the main hacienda building, La Casona, and a freestanding casita in the grounds, with or without a private plunge pool. Suites and villas sit at the edges of the resort for privacy.

Best value

Ocean-View La Casona Room

The entry category, on the upper level of the main building, at a generous 847 sq ft with a king bed or two queens. It is the closest room to the lobby, bar and restaurants, and the easiest for anyone who wants to avoid stairs and slopes.

Couples

Ocean-View Casita

A freestanding casita of roughly 1,170 sq ft, with indoor and outdoor showers and more privacy than the main building. A clear step up in feel for a modest step up in rate.

The one to book if you can

Ocean-View Casita with Plunge Pool

About 1,765 sq ft including an outdoor living area with a ceiling fan, a private plunge pool with loungers and an outdoor shower. You can spend the whole day here without going to the main pools.

The closest to the water

Oceanfront Casita

The same casita layouts in the front row, nearest the cove. Worth it for the sound of the sea and for whale watching from the terrace in winter.

Families

Casita Suites and La Casona Suite

One-bedroom suites of roughly 1,800 to 2,000 sq ft with a separate living room. For families, ask us for a casita near the Coraluz family pool.

Groups

Residences and Villas

Two- to seven-bedroom residences, villas and estates joined the rental collection in 2026, from about 4,200 sq ft, most with private pools and some with rooftop pools. They suit two or three families travelling together.

Where your casita sits matters more than its category. Families are happiest near the family pool and beach club. Couples usually prefer the side nearer the adults-only pool. Tell us which and we will request it.

Before You Go

Advisor tips for Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

Be realistic about the beach

The resort describes its beach as swimmable, which is unusual in Los Cabos. It is a small sandy cove with rocks at either side, and one detailed review recommends it for strong swimmers only. Plan to swim in the pools and treat any calm sea days as a bonus.

Know how it differs from Costa Palmas

Four Seasons has two resorts in Los Cabos. This one is on the main corridor, close to the airport, the towns and restaurants. Costa Palmas is over an hour away on the East Cape, more secluded, with calmer swimming water. Choose this one for convenience and dining, Costa Palmas for seclusion and the sea.

Budget for tax, service and meals

Taxes and service charges in Los Cabos can add close to 30 percent to the room rate. Food and drink are priced at US resort levels, with dinner mains around $40 to $45 and cocktails over $20. We give you the full room total with your quote.

Go in whale season if you can

From mid-December to mid-April, humpback whales pass close to shore and can be seen from the resort. January and February are the peak. The resort runs its own whale-watching boat.

Book golf and dinner ahead

Guests play the Cabo del Sol Course, a short cart ride away. Reserve tee times and dinner at Cayao before you arrive in high season.

Mention any mobility needs

The resort is built on a slope with steps between levels. If stairs are a concern, we will request a room in La Casona, where the accessible rooms are, or a casita close to the main building.

Plan one or two evenings out

Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo are each about 20 minutes and around $20 away by taxi. San José's Thursday art walk and a dinner at Flora Farms are the two outings guests enjoy most.

Travelling with children

The kids club is complimentary for ages 4 to 12 and runs from 9 am to 5 pm. The family pool has a shallow walk-in entry, and children are given fruit, smoothies and ice lollies through the day. There is an activity centre for teenagers.

Where the Credit Goes

Dining at Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

For a resort of under 100 rooms, there is a lot of choice. Between the restaurants, the rooftop bar and the pools, you can eat somewhere different each night of a short stay.

Mediterranean, breakfast and dinner

Palmerio

The main restaurant, in La Casona, with cooking from the French and Italian Riviera. Breakfast is served here.

Japanese-Peruvian, dinner

Cayao

An oceanfront Nikkei restaurant from chef Richard Sandoval, open for dinner. The most sought-after table at the resort.

Baja beach club

Coraluz

Mexican seafood, ceviche and tostadas beside the family pool and the beach. The natural choice for lunch.

Cocktails and small plates

Sora Rooftop Bar

A rooftop bar relaunched in late 2025, with Mexican small plates, a margarita list and music on most evenings.

Tequila, mezcal and poolside drinks

La Casona Lobby Bar and Bar Brisal

The lobby bar specialises in tequila and mezcal. Bar Brisal serves ceviche and cocktails at the adults-only pool.

On Property

Beach, pools and facilities at Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

Most guests spend their days at the pools, with the beach, the spa and the golf course close by.

The beach

A sandy cove framed by rocks, with loungers and service. Swimming depends on the day's conditions and is best left to confident swimmers.

Family pool

A large pool beside Coraluz with a shallow walk-in entry, a fountain area for small children and family cabanas.

Adults-only pool

An infinity pool with loungers set in the water, cabanas and its own bar. Cabanas at both pools can be reserved for a fee.

Tierra Mar Spa

Ten treatment rooms, including two for couples, with vitality pools, steam and sauna, and a lap pool beside the gym.

Golf

The Cabo del Sol Course, designed by Tom Weiskopf and renovated in 2023, is a short cart ride away and open to resort guests.

Children and teenagers

A complimentary kids club for ages 4 to 12, an adventure centre for teens and an artisan studio with craft classes.

Timing

When to visit Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

Los Cabos is sunny for most of the year. Winter is the favourite, and late summer is the period to avoid.

December to April: High season: warm, dry days, cool evenings and whales offshore. The most expensive months, with Christmas, New Year and spring break the busiest.
May and June: The shoulder season. Hotter, quieter and better value, with the sea warming up.
July to October: The lowest rates, with temperatures from the high 80s to 100°F. This is hurricane season, and September and early October carry the most risk.
November: A good month: the heat has eased, the storms have passed and winter prices have not yet arrived.

Travel

Getting to Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

The resort is on the Transpeninsular Highway between the two towns of Los Cabos.

From Los Cabos airport (SJD): 23 miles. Allow 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic. A taxi costs roughly $40 to $60, and we can arrange a private transfer through the resort.
By private jet: Cabo San Lucas airport (CSL), which handles private aviation, is about 15 minutes away.
Into town: Cabo San Lucas and its marina are about 15 to 20 minutes west. San José del Cabo is 20 to 25 minutes east.

Beyond the Hotel

Things to do near Four Seasons Cabo del Sol

The resort's position between the two towns makes it easy to see both sides of Los Cabos.

El Arco

The rock arch at Land's End, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. Boats leave from the Cabo San Lucas marina throughout the day.

Whale watching

From mid-December to mid-April. Go out on the resort's own boat or a small-group tour from the marina.

Flora Farms

An organic farm and restaurant outside San José del Cabo. Reserve well ahead, especially for brunch.

San José del Cabo Art Walk

Galleries in the old town stay open late on Thursday evenings from November to June.

Chileno Bay

One of the few reliably swimmable beaches on the corridor, with good snorkelling. A short drive east.

How to Book

How to book Four Seasons Cabo del Sol with Four Seasons Preferred Partner benefits

1Send us your dates, the room category you want, and who is travelling. Tell us if it is a special occasion or a first visit.
2We reply within 24 hours with the Four Seasons Preferred Partner rate, which matches the hotel's own published rate, plus any hotel offer available for your dates.
3Confirm, and the hotel contacts you directly to collect your card details. The benefits are on the reservation from that point.
4We add your requests before you travel: flight times for early check-in, dining reservations, dietary notes and the upgrade request.

Already booked direct?

Send us your confirmation. A reservation booked directly with the hotel can usually have the benefits added, with the dates, rate, room type and cancellation policy unchanged. Bookings made through an online travel agency cannot be moved.