Located in the "corridor" between the
towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, this resort is the largest
beach retreat in Los
Cabos, with more than 300 rooms and one of the largest hotel pools in
Mexico. However, many travelers are attracted to the Meliá's greens, not
its deep blue. Nearby, the "El Dorado" and the "Cabo
Real," designed by Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones,
respectively, offer professional-grade links, as well as phenomenal views
of the Pacific Ocean.Curves are what seem to define the Westin Regina -
from the enormous, shapely, terracotta building to the undulating shapes
of its seven pools. When building this resort, designers tried to follow
the natural contours of the coastline, creating a getaway that is in tune
with land and the ocean. Guest rooms also received a local touch, and are
decorated in traditional bright colors and accented with Mexican
handicrafts. Not surprisingly, activities at the Westin Regina reflect a
"back to nature" ethos, with swimming, snorkeling and horseback
riding the most popular distractions.
Experience guests enjoy these additional amenities in
their rooms:
- A cozy King size or two double beds including a
duvet and extra pillows
- Hydro-massage showerhead
- Deluxe bath amenities
- Bathrobe and slippers
- Coffeemaker with premium brand coffee
- Iron with ironing board
- Rain shower head
- 32" LCD TV
- Deluxe bath amenities
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms
Garden View $1059.pp
Air / Resort 5nts / Transfers
Air / Ontario All-Inclusive
Golf View $1099.pp
Air / Resort 5nts / Transfers
Air / Ontario All-Inclusive
OceanView $1189.pp
Air / Resort 5nts / Transfers
Air / Ontario All-Inclusive
Cabos, with more than 300 rooms and one of the largest hotel pools in
Mexico. However, many travelers are attracted to the Meliá's greens, not
its deep blue. Nearby, the "El Dorado" and the "Cabo
Real," designed by Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones,
respectively, offer professional-grade links, as well as phenomenal views
of the Pacific Ocean.Curves are what seem to define the Westin Regina -
from the enormous, shapely, terracotta building to the undulating shapes
of its seven pools. When building this resort, designers tried to follow
the natural contours of the coastline, creating a getaway that is in tune
with land and the ocean. Guest rooms also received a local touch, and are
decorated in traditional bright colors and accented with Mexican
handicrafts. Not surprisingly, activities at the Westin Regina reflect a
"back to nature" ethos, with swimming, snorkeling and horseback
riding the most popular distractions.
