Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Review: Romance and Relaxation on the Menu!

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Part of the Pueblo Bonito group of deluxe Mexican resorts, the Pueblo Bonito Pacifica is the only one of the four PB resorts in Los Cabos that is purely all-inclusive.
Meals and drinks are included in the rates – of course!
We’d previously vacationed at the Pacifica property and written a Pueblo Bonito Pacifica review.

On our most recent stay at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach (its neighboring sister property), we were delighted to revisit the PB Pacifica for an evening – touring the resort and enjoying a lovely dinner.
And so we’ve now updated this review of Pueblo Bonito Pacifica.
Pueblo Bonito Pacifica review

There have been some changes (good ones) since we first bedded down at the resort.
But the thing that struck us the most is that it still has the same casually elegant air about it.

Pueblo Bonito Pacifica is not a party place.
It’s one of Cabo’s nicest adults-only resorts.
And it’s a place to relax, to stroll the almost-private beach, maybe to play golf (at the Quivira Golf Club) – and to watch glorious sunsets while sipping seriously delicious artisanal cocktails.

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Pueblo Bonito Pacifica rooms
The original accommodations are in 154 rooms.
This is in contrast to the condo-style units with kitchens or kitchenettes, found at Pueblo Bonito’s three other resorts in Cabo (we’ve stayed at all of them).

Rooms are 350 square feet in size; two-room ocean-view suites have 689 square feet of space.
Sunlight filters through onyx accents inlaid in guestroom doors.
Beds have dreamy feather tops.
And terraces feature solid native wood furniture.

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Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Towers
The resort also has a more exclusive “hotel within a hotel” building, called The Towers.
The 47 club-level rooms and suites come with personal butlers who offer siesta turn-down service among other perks.

Some suites in the Towers even come with private plunge pools.
Pueblo Bonito Pacifica restaurants
The resort has three restaurants onsite for dinner – Siempre for Mediterranean-style dishes, Pescados for sushi and sashimi, and Peninsula, Pacifica’s newest restaurant.

We started our evening with a tequila tasting at sunset – downing shots of Blanco, Reposado and Anejo (aged at least a year), finishing of with Mezcal.
It was fun to try the different recommended accompaniments with each – lime and salt with the Blanco, but orange and chili salt with the Reposado (a cool taste twist).
And then it was on to the Peninsula for fresh fish and organic veggies.

Shiny new Pueblo Bonito amenities
As part of the expansion, the Pueblo Bonito Pacifica also added a new fitness center (a fabulous huge ocean-view space), along with a VIP lounge for guests of The Towers.
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Luxury Pueblo Bonito all-inclusive resort
We’re not usually fans of all-inclusive resorts – at least those all-inclusives where cocktails are watered-down drinks and meals are conga lines of all-you-can-eat buffets.
But the Pueblo Bonito Pacifica met all our hotel standards.

For adults-only and with a large spa, the Pueblo Bonito Pacifica focuses on romance and relaxation.
So, yes, you can sip all the Italian bubbly or pina coladas you want.
But there’s no loud pool music or after-dark nightclub.
It’s just a very nice mellow place to enjoy a sun-and-sand vacay in Cabo San Lucas…

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