Cabo Bello Beach

Great room should have been advertised as partial ocean view, room service food was ok, reservations are needed for restaurants. The weather changed the vibes, very windy rooftop was closed early during our stay. Overall 6/10 experience

We had an amazing stay with our family during spring break and enjoyed every bit of it. The resort was lively and humming with activity, yet still felt wonderful and relaxing. The mini water park was a great distraction for the kids, and the afternoon pool events kept everyone entertained. Evening activities were fun as well. The white sandy beach offered a beautiful scenic view, though we weren’t able to enjoy the water due to a high-waves alert. Restaurant options were solid overall. One standout, Umo, became the highlight of our trip. Its food selections and drinks were very accommodating and consistently excellent. Daytime and evening nightlife both felt lively, entertaining, fun, and safe. Bring cash for tipping, as USD goes a long way. The only real downside came at check-in. Salespeople clustered near the front desk and tried to insert themselves into the process under the premise of helping with check-in. Their goal was to pull you into a sales pitch for future stays. Read the fine print and restrictions carefully. The deals can sound attractive at first (a free cabana is often dangled), but they are rarely worth it unless the discounts are deeper and blackout dates more flexible. Despite that pressure at arrival, the rest of the stay was excellent. Our room was clean and comfortable, the staff elsewhere were helpful, and the resort delivered a memorable family vacation. I’d happily return, just with eyes open about the check-in gauntlet.

The place is huge and clean. The residence rooms are disconnected from the pool and hote