This is a fabulous hotel especially in light of the price. It is very comfortable, clean and well kept with no surprises. Food and beverage staff were top notch, meals delicious, pool lovely and view spectacular. Be forewarned, the restaurant prices are similar to North American prices. There also was a discrepancy when we went to pay our bill. More

On your first visit there if you are driving in, of utmost importance is to know to look for signs that read "Premiere Vacation Club."Had I not known that from one of the TravelAdvisor reviews, our vacation would have started out miserably. (The name has changed to Sea of Cortez Premiere Vacation Club, owned by Diamond Resorts now.) Its almost... More

My boyfriend and I were traveling from Tucson. The drive was a little long and annoying but very worth it. San Carlos is a beautiful City and the vacation club was amazing as well. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We are planning on returning to san carlos in only a few weeks! I highly recommend PVC. The rooms... More

Note: This used to be "Sea of Cortez Premiere Vacation Club" but it's been acquired by www.DiamondResorts.com and is now "Sea of Cortez Beach Club." Many Americans are reluctant to drive down to Mexico because of safety concerns. I was a little concerned too at first, but overall I think it's overblown. If I hear of a crime committed in... More

We traded our timeshare for a week stay. We had an end unit on the second of four floors and LOVED the extra side views from the room and balcony. All rooms face the ocean and have balconies. We did not have a studio - so we had a separate bedroom, so someone could sleep late if they wanted while... More

The place was completely empty and the internet price was not honored for a walk in. There were signs in town offer a great rate but when you get there it was 2X higher. Several places in San Carlos are under $100 so save your money and stay in town or at a hotel on HWY 15. This place is... More

Overall, while I would recommend this place, there are sizable drawbacks. Let's start with the good parts for a US traveler. San Carlos has a lot of Americans, notably retired folk. Most real estate signs are in English, for instance, and almost all places have someone who's bilingual. The water's good - and to make even safer, the resort provides... More

My husband and I were looking for a quiet, laid back place to kick the winter dull-drums and we found it in San Carlos. This was our second trip to Mexico, with Cancun being our first. We preferred San Carlos by an landslide. During the winter months, the town seems to become a snowbird escape, and we felt like the... More

Just back from our first visit to Premier Vacation Club in San Carlos, and have little bad to say. Let me start by saying we're from Wis, wanted away from the snow and cold. We flew to Phoenix and spent a night visiting our son. 530am we're in a taxi off to Tufesa bus stations, not a great neighborhood, and... More