Hotel is close to everything. Rooms are not real big but very nice and clean. We had a great view of the marina. We were going on a liveaboard diving for a week and from this hotel you can walk right to the boats. We loved the ease of walking to everything in town so great for those who love town life. If you are diving with Nautilus Explorer or the Solomar V then this is the place to stay pre or post your trip.

I had a group of 22 on our friends group this year. Everyone loved the Santa Fe. The rooms were smaller then the other Riu's we've stayed at but very nice and so clean. Our maid didn't always bring wash cloths, but that's ok. The maids were always cleaning the floors and etc.
The intertainment needs some help. This resort is very large, it really needs carts to get around. We had a couple of people that it was very diffcult for them to walk that far. It seemed like a mile from our room to the main buffet. The food was great and always lots of good choices. My group would really enjoyed coffee pots in the room. So you could enjoy your balcony in the mornings. We personally didn't use the liquor despeners on the wall, but again the coffee would have been nice. Plus, I know the Riu's you need to make reservation for the restaurants, but by 7am. We ate at the buffet 3 meals a day, and 6 mile walk daily. We hung out at the pool bar, great service and good drinks. But make note the beach at this resort is very unsafe. Cab to town for 4 is $3 each way person. Don't miss the sunset cruise.
Looking forward to our return trip.

I actually stayed here back in July of 2007 with family and friends for a wedding taking place in the area. I had doubts about staying here because it was not oceanfront property (I love the ocean) but I sucked it up and stayed with the group. The couple that owned the place was very nice and helpful and the detail of the Inn is pretty. The Inn is located a couple of blocks from town and the beautiful marina and a short taxi ride from Medano Beach. Pros: get to experience staying within the neighborhood, small Inn, gorgeous mango trees, and private. Cons: not oceanfront, breakfast not good, owners always turned the air conditioning off in your room when you left, I hated coming back to a HOT room, shower drizzled out, and beware of seeing lizards in your room and around the property. Dont expect the Marriott or Hampton Inn.

I recently stayed at the Cabo Inn on my way through Cabo San Lucas, a friend recommended this ecclectic inn, and I am thankful she did, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The hotel is vibrantly painted, full of plants, and has very accommodating hosts. I felt like i was being welcomed into their home. I will certainly retutn.