Located around 1,000 miles south of San Diego, California, Cabo San Lucas is a city at the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula. The Los Cabos International Airport is conveniently located just 28 miles from our downtown hotel location.

Los Cabos is a county that incorporates the cities of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo in the State of Baja California Sur, Mexico. Often called Land's End, Los Cabos is situated on the southernmost tip of Baja.

Getting to Los Cabos is reasonably easy from most major cities in the United States and Mexico. Rent a car or book your shared or private transfer service from the airport to our hotel before you depart. Ask our staff for details. Airlines serving Los Cabos International Airport include Aeromexico, Alaska Airlines, US Airways, American Airlines, Spirit, Continental, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Frontier, Sunwing, West Jet, Virgin America, Sun Country, Air Transat, Volaris, Interjet, Viva Aerobus and various charter flights domestic and International.

You must possess a valid, government issued drivers license from your resident state or country. No special permits or bonds are needed unless you plan to drive on the Mexican mainland. Roads are usually safe, but can be narrow. The roadway connecting Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo is a well-lit, modern, four-lane freeway. Insurance is required to drive in Mexico. Be sure to pick up a map of gas station locations and keep your gas tank as full as possible, as gas station locations can be far apart.

The legal drinking age in Mexico is 18. All visitors who wish to drink alcohol must present a valid photo ID upon request.

Los Cabos and Baja California Sur are located in the Mountain Time Zone. Time changes with the seasonal Daylight Savings Time schedule.

Yes, our concierge can assist you in planning sightseeing tours, excursions, Scuba and Snorkeling tours and other adventures during your stay.

You can arrange for childcare through the Concierge. 24-hour advance notice is required. Please ask for the cost per hour and per child.

All Solmar Hotels & Resorts have convenience stores carrying a selection of imported and Mexican goods. The stores are open daily and offer snacks, deli products, and assorted grocery items. You'll also find soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits, as well as household goods, souvenirs and a drugstore counter.

The Government of the municipality of Los Cabos is implementing the Environmental Sanitation Tax. This tax will be dedicated to the betterment of the local community. Please find below the details of this tax: • How much is the tax? $36.30 Mexican Pesos per room per night ($1.90 USD depending on the exchange rate) regardless of the occupancy. • How will the tax be collected? The tax will be collected at check-in by hotels, timeshares, and lodging facilities across the destinations.• Who is subject to the tax? All travelers visiting a business unit that invoices for lodging services in Los Cabos.• What is the purpose of the tax? The new tax will support government investment on environmental infrastructure, sustainability practices, and safety and security, among other projects.

Taxis are available at all Solmar Hotels & Resorts, simply ask the staff to hail a cab any time. Be sure to check the current taxi fares posted in the lobby. Taxi fares are generally higher at taxi stands compared to taxis hailed on the street.

You can leave your bill open to make drink and meal purchases, shop at our stores or book special tours. All signed purchases will be charged to your final bill. At the end of your stay, you may settle your bill with cash (US dollars or Mexican pesos), travelers checks or Visa, Master Card or American Express credit cards. We do not accept personal checks or Discover cards.

Yes, we do offer cribs and high chairs upon request. Please email us before you arrive as availability is limited and extra charges may apply.

Yes, we are happy to arrange for supervised childcare. Please contact our hotel concierge at least 24-hours in advance. Be sure to inquire about the cost per hour and per child.

Although the official currency in Mexico is the Mexican peso, US dollars are accepted in Cabo San Lucas (but not outside the tourist areas). US and Canadian dollars and travelers checks can be exchanged at our Front Desk. Local banks and Bureau de Change outlets can exchange most currencies for pesos, including US dollars, Canadian dollars, Euros, Pounds, and travelers checks.

Yes, all of our local banks can provide cash advances and most also have convenient ATM machines for after-hours cash withdrawals.

The official language of Mexico is Spanish. English is spoken in the tourist areas, but feel free to practice your Spanish with our staff and locals.

Standard power voltage in Mexico is 110 volts. We highly recommend bringing a voltage converter or purchasing one if you are using 220 volt devices.

We suggest a daily tip of $3 for the room maids. Waiters should be tipped 15%, while sky caps and bell-boys should receive a tip of $2 US per bag.

Your cell phones should work in Mexico, but you should definitely check with your service provider before leaving to ensure you have cell coverage for international travel.

Los Cabos offers convenient daily bus service between the cities of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. Busses run on the main highway and pass each stop every 20 minutes. Standard bus fares between cities is 35 pesos per person (about $3 USD).

Cabo San Lucas offers a mild, arid climate with over 300 sunny days each year. Temperatures are generally around 80 F during the day and mid-60's at night during the high tourist season (October-April). Low season temperatures (May-September) can hit 100+ F during the day and stay in the high 70's to low 80's in the evening. Most of the region's rain falls during in September and October.

Dressing in layers is a good idea, with cool, light colored cotton clothing and comfortable shoes. You will want trousers and a long-sleeved shirt for trips in the jungle, and a light jacket or sweater for cool evenings. Don't forget your swimsuit, hat, sunglasses, and plenty of biodegradable sunscreen!

The Mexican government requires visitors to carry a valid passport from their country of residence. If you are flying into Mexico, you will also need to have a Tourist Card (FMT). Your airline will provide you with an FMT card upon arrival.

Yes, free parking and valet service is available for guests who rent cars or who bring their own vehicles to any Solmar Hotels & Resorts property.

Our free and convenient shuttle service operates continuously throughout the day and evening. You can travel between Grand Solmar Land's End, Solmar Resort, Playa Grande and The Ridge Resorts. Also, you can travel between Grand Solmar Land's End and Grand Solmar at Rancho San Lucas or Grand Solmar The Residences.

All Solmar Hotels & Resorts have convenience stores carrying a selection of imported and Mexican goods. The stores are open daily and offer snacks, deli products, and assorted grocery items. You'll also find soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits, as well as household goods, souvenirs and a drugstore counter.

In all our properties the minimum age to check in a room is 21 years old. Otherwise you should share a room with a minimum One person over 21 years of age.

In all our properties the minimum age to check in a room is 21 years. Otherwise you should share a room with at least one person over 21 years old.

Grand Solmar at Rancho San Lucas, Grand Solmar The Residences, Grand Solmar Land's End, Playa Grande Resort, The Ridge at Playa Grande & Solmar Resort welcomes all guests’ with service dog required ONLY for assistance with hearing and vision disabilities. A certified service Dog is welcome at no extra charge with the guest. Per policy, the resort does not allow pets. Certified service animals are permitted on-site along with the guest with the physical disability and no other animals or pets are permitted on-site.