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2018 / MAXIM

11 Amazing Things You Absolutely Must Experience In Mexico

The hottest beaches, coolest hotels and best food & drink that'll make your next trip South of the Border truly epic.

For those looking for a more laid-back upmarket experience, stay at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica and Quivira Golf Club, an adults-only all-inclusive. For an even lower-key vibe, check out the Casa Natalia hotel, which features a tranquil pool surrounded by palms. You’ll quickly get used to the pool butlers and other sophisticated touches at Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort, one of the most lauded vacation spots in all of Mexico.

2018 / Showbiz CheatSheet

Families, Couples, or Singles: These Are the Most Life-Changing Trips You Can Take

Some travel for business, others for pleasure. Most people travel to experience a new culture, take a much-needed vacation, and be able to return home claiming, “That was the trip of a lifetime.”

For the couple: Travel and Leisure voted Playa Las Viudas, also known as Twin Dolphin Beach, the perfect spot for a romantic picnic or wading in tidal pools. Reside at Casa Natalia, a “contemporary enclave” in San Jose. It features a palm tree-shaded courtyard, waterfalls, and terraces to look over the land.

2016 / SF Gate

One Day, One Place: Los Cabos’ quiet, cultural side

Los Cabos’ recovery from the ravages of Hurricane Odile in September 2014 has a familiar ring: a history-making storm, abject hardship, obstinate resilience and a lightning-quick rebound.

Like Cancún in the wake of Hurricane Wilma in 2005, Los Cabos has seized the opportunity to temper its renowned party-hearty madness by up-scaling. Not only has it undertaken renovations, it is adding such icons of luxury as Vievage Los Cabos from Auberge resorts, the stylish JW Marriott, Ritz-Carlton Reserve and Starwood’s Solaz.

2015 / GQ

Your Guide to the Great Mexican Road Trip

After too many years spending our precious winter getaways stuck in peak-season beach traffic, we're moving our vacations onto a different sort of sand. We're heading Southwest, to wide-open spaces with red rocks and green chiles and purple skies, where the sun's always shining and dune buggies are legitimate means of transportation.

Funny how, at its farthest point, Baja is most geared for Americans. And after 1,000 miles of road, why deny yourself some indulgences? Casa Natalia Hotel, a boutique San José del Cabo hideaway co-owned by a French surfer-chef, awaits with poolside margaritas.

2015 / The Irish Times

Weekend in Los Cabos

Desert, surf and fun outdoor pursuits make for a laid-back Mexican holiday.

Join locals in the postprandial promenade around the town square in San José del Cabo, dodging errant soccer balls from children’s games and teetering toddlers shepherded by their parents. For a tranquil nightcap, sit under the towering palms that inhabit the courtyard restaurant at Casa Natalia hotel, nursing a spicy mango martini or a tamarind mojito (€8 each). For live music and a potential brush with fame – members U2 played an impromptu set here last spring – hit the more convivial courtyard at La Osteria.

2015 / New York Times

36 Hours in Los Cabos, Mexico

Cancún meets San Diego on the southernmost tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula where two towns, rowdy Cabo San Lucas to the west and quieter San José del Cabo to the east, bookend a booming 20-mile tourist corridor of lavish resorts, scenic golf courses and blond beaches. Collectively called Los Cabos, or just Cabo, the desert destination was upgraded in 2012 with newly paved roads and a new international airport terminal...

2014 / Conde Naste Traveler

How to Eat Like a Local in San Jose del Cabo

For a real taste of southern Baja cusine, ditch the overpriced resorts, and focus on these organic-focused eateries, hotel cocktail bars, and a thriving local farmers market in San Jose del Cabo.

Walk past the lobby at Casa Natalia, a hacienda-style boutique hotel in downtown San Jose, until you reach the small, brightly colored bar in the back. Locals swear by bartender Arturo’s classic margarita, which is prepared with fresh lime, orange juice, white tequila, Cointreau, and a dash of Damiana (an herb-based spirit produced here in Baja).

Come to escape, stay to discover.

The municipality of Los Cabos government is implementing the Environmental Sanitation Tax. This is a new tax that will be dedicated to the betterment of the local community.

September 8th, 2022 – All travelers from this date on will be required to pay the daily tax. All reservations paid before this date will not be subject to paying this tax.
  • Who is subject to the tax? All travelers visiting a business unit that invoices for lodging services in Los Cabos.
  • How much is the tax? $33.68 Mexican Pesos per room per night ($1.70 USD depending on the exchange rate) regardless of the occupancy.
  • How will the tax be collected? The tax will be collected by hotels, timeshares, and lodging facilities across the destinations. Travelers will be able to see the tax charge in their hotel bill at check-in or check-out.
  • What is the purpose of the tax? The new tax will support government investment in environmental infrastructure, sustainability practices, and safety and security.

Environmental Sanitation Tax

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