Fodor's Expert Review Royal Solaris Los Cabos

Royal Solaris was the first all-inclusive in Los Cabos, and it runs smoothly, with plenty of entertainment options and sports activities offered. Although it can feel a bit like an amusement park with all the activities, you will be entertained. There are four major dinner shows per week in their theater, Teatro Tehuacan. There's a casino night, a Latin Show, and other themed nights as well. A complete Kids' Club area includes toboggan waterslides, dancing lessons, and kites. Guests can play tennis, basketball, and beach volleyball. There are four categories of rooms, with half facing the ocean and half facing the street.

room

Rooms feature tasteful tropical décor – polished wooden headboards, tables and cabinets; evocative artworks; white linens topped by pastel-colored pillows and bed runners – with satellite smart LED televisions and, in many cases, superb balcony views of the Sea of Cortés.

bathroom

The walk-in showers are elegantly tiled, and large countertop spaces provide ample room for toiletries and makeup items.

lobby

Chandeliers, tropical planters, and patterned tile floors beneath high, wood-beamed ceilings distinguish the stately lobby area.

pool

The resort boasts four swimming pools, including two for adults. Kids can splash around in their own water park, sliding down from a pool-bound pirate ship, among other fun-filled attractions.

spa

Salon services, massages, and a steam room are among the many beauty and wellness highlights at the on-site spa.

gym

The recently upgraded fitness center has more exercise machines than ever, plus plenty of free weights.

dining

All-inclusive food and beverage plans translate to abundant dining choices, from buffet style eateries Café Solaris and Rosmarinus to pie specialist Pizzalísima, Italian themed Marco Polo, and standard bearer for traditional Mexican cuisine, Pancho’s.

Brazilian steakhouse style restaurant Rodizio is only open on Mondays.

drinking

Pool and snack bars are perfect for afternoon pick-me-ups, while the wood-paneled Lobby Bar offers more sophisticated ambiance and live music nightly.