GR Solaris Lighthouse Los Cabos is a 346-room all-inclusive stretched along the Sea of Cortez, and there is no bad draw here: every room and suite opens onto a private balcony. Categories run from the 495-square-foot Superior Room through the Junior Suite with its own Jacuzzi, the 603-square-foot Deluxe Ocean View up in the Torre Sol building, and the 732-square-foot Superior Front Ocean View with a hydromassage tub and a terrace pointed straight at the water. Three heated pools anchor the grounds, including a beachfront infinity pool and a swim-up bar, while the supervised Mini Club takes ages 4 to 12 off your hands each morning and afternoon.

Meals and house beverages are unlimited across the venues: Francesco’s plates Italian cooking built on Baja California produce, Don Gus keeps to traditional Mexican, and Tavo pours signature cocktails beside its sushi, all three booked ahead through the Solaris app and subject to availability, while Cafe Solaris runs a buffet you never need to reserve. The rooftop Sky Bar and the ocean-view Lobby Bar take the evening from there, and fire dancers and Mexican Night fill the stage after dinner. Downtown San Jose del Cabo sits about ten minutes off, where the Gallery District’s Thursday Art Walk runs November through June and the Mision San Jose del Cabo Anuiti fronts Plaza Mijares. Cabo San Lucas and its marina are about a half-hour down the corridor, where boats run out to El Arco at Land’s End.