Eight resorts sold only all-inclusive and five where the plan is optional, each checked in October 2026: what is included, what costs extra and where you can swim.
Updated October 2026 · Curated by the What’s In Cabo team
Eight Los Cabos resorts are sold only as all-inclusive: Breathless and Grand Velas Boutique, both adults only, plus Dreams, Grand Fiesta Americana, Grand Velas Los Cabos, GR Solaris, Hard Rock and Hyatt Ziva. Casa Dorada, Corazón, Garza Blanca, Hacienda del Mar and Hacienda Encantada sell it as an option. Only Breathless, Casa Dorada and Corazón face swimmable Médano Beach.
An all-inclusive plan in Los Cabos can mean very different things. Some resorts include tips, room service and a kids’ club; others charge for room-service delivery, premium dishes or the spa. Each resort below shows what its plan covers and what it leaves out.
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How we choose: we read each resort's official site and the Visit Los Cabos listing on October 14, 2026, and list only what the resort itself says its plan includes. The first eight are sold only as all-inclusive (adults-only first, then A–Z); the last five sell the plan as an option. Beach ratings come from our own beach profiles. The numbers are list positions, not a ranking. Updated October 2026.
Why we love it:An adults-only resort on swimmable Médano Beach, between the marina and the bay. The plan covers seven à la carte restaurants with no reservations, unlimited drinks at four bars, 24-hour room service and a minibar restocked daily.
Cabo tip:Airport transfers are not part of the plan; book them separately.
Why we love it:A 79-suite hotel for guests 18 and over, with three restaurants of its own and access to seven more at sister resort Grand Velas Los Cabos. The plan includes premium mixology, a premium minibar restocked daily and a 24-hour personal concierge.
Cabo tip:Dining at the sister resort runs under its own terms; ask how reservations work when you book.
Why we love it:A Corridor suite resort with four à la carte restaurants, a grill, a buffet and a café, top-shelf drinks, 24-hour room service and a minibar restocked daily. Tips and taxes are included, and there are kids' and teens' clubs.
Cabo tip:Airport transfers are extra.
Why we love it:A golf and spa resort on the Corridor with nine restaurants, six bars and six pools. The plan includes 24-hour room service, café drinks and pastries, and the Fiesta Kids Club for ages 4 to 12.
Cabo tip:Babysitting costs extra.
Why we love it:Every restaurant is included, from the buffet at Azul to à la carte dinners at five signature restaurants, with premium drinks and a minibar restocked daily. The Kids' Club (4 to 12) is free, there is a Teens' Club for 13 to 18, and one pool level is adults only.
Cabo tip:Spa, laundry, airport transfers and babysitting are extra.
Why we love it:Unlimited food and drinks across its restaurants, bars and snack spots, with daily activities for all ages, night shows and a Kids Club for ages 4 to 12 in the San José hotel zone.
Cabo tip:The resort says its beach is not suitable for swimming, so plan on the pools. The arrival transfer is included only when you book direct for four nights or more.
Why we love it:A large Pacific-side resort with eight restaurants, unlimited top-shelf drinks, 24-hour room service, land and water sports and the Roxity Kids Club for ages 4 to 12. Tips, Wi-Fi, parking and unlimited calls to the US and Canada are included.
Cabo tip:The resort warns that strong currents make its beach unsafe for swimming. Spa, golf, tours and transport are extra.
Why we love it:A beachfront resort in the San José hotel zone with 16 bars, lounges and restaurants, top-shelf tequilas, 24-hour suite service and unlimited water sports. The KidZ Club takes ages 4 to 12, and there is an adults-only pool.
Cabo tip:Spa, private cabanas and some experiences that need a reservation cost extra.
Why we love it:A suite resort on swimmable Médano Beach that sells the all-inclusive plan as an option: food and drinks, national-brand bars from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., a minibar restocked once a day, and gym and spa access with 20% off treatments.
Cabo tip:Premium drinks, wine and liquor bottles and special dinners are extra.
Why we love it:On swimmable Médano Beach, with an optional plan that covers à la carte food at five venues including Rooftop 360, bar drinks, one 25-minute spa treatment per person per stay and room service with a delivery fee.
Cabo tip:Baja Brewing Co. is a separate concession; lobster, steaks, premium drinks and holiday dinners are extra.
Why we love it:The all-inclusive plan is optional here. It covers the resort's restaurants, 24-hour suite service, premium wines and top-shelf liquor, daily water sports, a Kids' Club for ages 4 to 12, taxes and fees, Wi-Fi and valet parking.
Cabo tip:Babysitting for children under 4, or outside club hours, costs extra.
Why we love it:The Autograph Collection hotel is sold all-inclusive, with restaurants and bars from Pitahayas to the tequila bar, gym access and a Kid's Club. The Club Villas on the same property rent room-only.
Cabo tip:De Cortez Grill House carries an extra charge, and the ice-cream shop is outside the plan.
Why we love it:On a rocky point near Médano Beach, with an optional plan that covers à la carte food and drinks at nine restaurants and select Marina restaurants, premium bars, pool bar service and a free shuttle to sister hotel Marina Fiesta downtown.
Cabo tip:The resort's own beach is rocky and not for swimming. The plan runs from 4 p.m. on arrival to 10 a.m. on departure; lobster, premium cuts and tastings are extra.
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Breathless Cabo San Lucas and Grand Velas Boutique. Grand Velas Boutique accepts guests 18 and over; Breathless describes itself as adults-only without publishing a minimum age.
Breathless, Casa Dorada and Corazón face Médano Beach, which our beach guide rates swimmable. GR Solaris, Hard Rock and Hacienda Encantada say their own beaches are not suitable for swimming, so plan on the pools there.
Usually not. Breathless, Dreams and Grand Velas Los Cabos list transfers as extra, GR Solaris includes the arrival transfer only for direct bookings of four nights or more, and Corazón offers a 10% discount.
Dreams and Hard Rock include tips, and Dreams and Garza Blanca also include taxes. At the other resorts, ask before you book.
Casa Dorada, Corazón, Garza Blanca, Hacienda del Mar and Hacienda Encantada also sell rooms without the plan, so you choose it when you book. At Hacienda del Mar the hotel is sold all-inclusive, while its Club Villas rent room-only.
Sources & recognitions: Breathless Cabo San Lucas · official page (archived Sep 11, 2026) · Grand Velas Boutique Los Cabos · official site · Dreams Los Cabos · official page (archived Aug 29, 2026) · Grand Fiesta Americana Los Cabos · official amenities · Grand Velas Los Cabos · official site · GR Solaris Lighthouse · official site · Hard Rock Hotel Los Cabos · all-inclusive · Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos · Resorts by Hyatt · Casa Dorada · all-inclusive offer · Corazón Cabo · all-inclusive resort page · Garza Blanca Los Cabos · all-inclusive · Hacienda del Mar Los Cabos · amenities · Hacienda Encantada · all-inclusive dining
