Best for
Chileno Bay suits a Los Cabos stay built around swimming and beach time, with direct access to a protected cove when conditions allow.
Best for
Chileno Bay suits a Los Cabos stay built around swimming and beach time, with direct access to a protected cove when conditions allow.
What makes it special
Contemporary Baja architecture and native planting give Chileno Bay a coastal identity, appealing to guests who prefer clean lines over colonial ornament.
Room to consider
Ask how your proposed room's outdoor space is screened from neighboring terraces if sitting outside privately matters more than an expansive outlook.
Insider tip
H2O guides can help you select snorkeling or paddling equipment, so discuss your confidence in the water before choosing a beach activity.
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Chileno Bay Resort & Residences is one of the clearest choices in Los Cabos for travelers who want a polished beach resort with water they can actually use. The Auberge Collection resort sits along a protected cove on the Sea of Cortez. It has direct access to one of Cabo's most desirable swimmable beaches. That detail matters. Many beaches in Los Cabos are beautiful to look at. Some are difficult or unsafe for swimming. Chileno Bay is different.
The resort sits within a 22-acre beachfront community. It combines guest rooms, suites, residences, villas, restaurants, spa facilities, pools, and water sports. The mood is contemporary Baja rather than old-world resort. Clean lines, open terraces, desert planting, sea views, and indoor-outdoor living shape the experience. It feels relaxed, but the service and room product are at a serious luxury level.
For travelers comparing the best luxury resorts in Los Cabos, Chileno Bay Resort & Residences is strongest when the beach matters. Family flexibility, villa-style space, pool life, wellness, and easy access to Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo also help. It suits couples, families, multi-bedroom villa stays, and guests who want an active but refined beach escape.
Palm trees frame the view through large windows, with seating inside and on the terrace. Local sandstone and pale wood give the room a natural palette. These materials draw on Baja’s landscape.
A private outdoor shower opens from the bathroom beside its indoor shower. A large soaking tub and two sinks complete the space. The bathing area sits apart from the garden-facing lounge.
Palm trees frame the view through large windows, with seating inside and on the terrace. Local sandstone and pale wood give the room a natural...
The sitting area looks towards the Sea of Cortez through large windows. A furnished terrace continues this space outside. Sandstone and bleached wood reflect the colours of the Baja coast.
An enclosed outdoor shower forms part of the bathroom’s private bathing space. It is paired with an indoor shower and a soaking tub. Two sinks are provided in the same bathroom.
The sitting area looks towards the Sea of Cortez through large windows. A furnished terrace continues this space outside. Sandstone and bleached wood reflect the...
The Sea of Cortez comes into view through large windows beside the sitting area. The terrace has its own seating, extending this ocean-facing space outside. Sandstone and pale wood finish the room.
The bathroom offers both indoor and private outdoor showers. A deep soaking tub sits alongside two sinks within the same space. The outdoor shower is enclosed but open to the sky.
The Sea of Cortez comes into view through large windows beside the sitting area. The terrace has its own seating, extending this ocean-facing space outside....
Palms and garden planting frame the terrace, where seating sits beside the pool’s infinity edge. Large windows link it with the indoor sitting area, finished in sandstone and pale wood.
The bathroom offers a second private outdoor space, with an open-air shower beside its indoor shower. A soaking tub and two sinks complete the bathing area, away from the terrace.
Palms and garden planting frame the terrace, where seating sits beside the pool’s infinity edge. Large windows link it with the indoor sitting area, finished...
Tropical planting frames the view from the sitting area’s large windows. The furnished terrace extends this space outside. Natural sandstone and pale wood are used through the room.
A soaking tub stands in the bathroom beside two sinks and an indoor shower. A private outdoor shower offers another bathing option. Its enclosed space is open to the sky.
Tropical planting frames the view from the sitting area’s large windows. The furnished terrace extends this space outside. Natural sandstone and pale wood are used...
Located on the upper level of the Tranquilo Building. It can connect with a Garden View King or Queen Room.
The bedroom and living room each open to a balcony above a garden lawn. Large windows keep the gardens in view from both spaces. Natural materials are used through the interior.
A soaking tub sits in the bathroom beside two sinks and an indoor shower. The private outdoor shower opens directly from this room. It provides an open-air bathing space apart from the balconies.
The bedroom and living room each open to a balcony above a garden lawn. Large windows keep the gardens in view from both spaces. Natural...
A treatment room for two sits apart from the living space. A steam shower and soaking tub add to the bathing options, with an outdoor shower on the terrace. Yoga and meditation equipment is provided inside.
The stay includes daily access to the Bathhouse hydrothermal circuit and the resort’s movement classes. In-room tools include cryotherapy sticks and a light-therapy mask. Items for bath rituals are also provided.
A treatment room for two sits apart from the living space. A steam shower and soaking tub add to the bathing options, with an outdoor...
On the lower level of the Tranquilo Building. It can connect with a Garden View Queen Room with Plunge Pool.
Terraces open from the bedroom and living room towards a garden lawn. A dining area sits outside the lounge. Earth and plant tones shape the interior, with natural local materials used throughout.
The bathroom has a soaking tub and two sinks beside the indoor shower. A private outdoor shower opens from this space. It provides open-air bathing apart from the garden-facing terraces.
Terraces open from the bedroom and living room towards a garden lawn. A dining area sits outside the lounge. Earth and plant tones shape the...
The upper-floor terrace has seating and a barbecue, with the hot tub placed off the main bedroom. The living room joins this outdoor space to a kitchen fitted with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
A powder room sits off the lounge, separate from the bedroom’s bathroom. The en suite bathroom has a soaking tub and two sinks, with an indoor shower and a private outdoor shower.
The upper-floor terrace has seating and a barbecue, with the hot tub placed off the main bedroom. The living room joins this outdoor space to...
On the lower level of the Jardin Building, the terrace faces the gardens with seating for outdoor meals. The living room joins a kitchen fitted with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
A powder room sits beside the shared living space, apart from the bedroom’s bathroom. This en suite has a large soaking tub and two sinks, with indoor and private outdoor showers.
On the lower level of the Jardin Building, the terrace faces the gardens with seating for outdoor meals. The living room joins a kitchen fitted...
The second bedroom has its own entrance.
On the lower floor, the living room opens to a garden-facing terrace with seating and a barbecue. The shared kitchen has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, with a powder room nearby. Floor-to-ceiling glass keeps the gardens in view from indoors.
The main bedroom and double-queen bedroom each have a private bathroom. Both combine a soaking tub and two sinks with indoor and outdoor showers, so guests have their own bathing space away from the lounge.
On the lower floor, the living room opens to a garden-facing terrace with seating and a barbecue. The shared kitchen has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances,...
The second bedroom has a private entrance.
The hot tub sits on the terrace off the main bedroom in the upper Jardin Building. A barbecue and seating extend the lounge outside towards the gardens. The kitchen has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
Both bedrooms have their own bathrooms with a soaking tub and two sinks. Indoor showers are paired with private outdoor showers. A powder room serves the shared living space.
The hot tub sits on the terrace off the main bedroom in the upper Jardin Building. A barbecue and seating extend the lounge outside towards...
The second bedroom has its own entrance.
The lower-floor terrace faces the gardens with seating and a barbecue. It opens from the shared living room. A kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances sits beside the lounge.
The main bedroom and double-queen bedroom each have a private bathroom. Both have a soaking tub and two sinks, with indoor and outdoor showers. A powder room is provided off the living area.
The lower-floor terrace faces the gardens with seating and a barbecue. It opens from the shared living room. A kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances...
The second bedroom has a private entrance.
An upper-floor terrace faces the gardens, with a barbecue and seating for outdoor meals. The living room joins the kitchen inside. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip this shared cooking space.
Two en suite bedrooms sit apart from the lounge. Each bathroom has a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers. A powder room serves guests in the living area.
An upper-floor terrace faces the gardens, with a barbecue and seating for outdoor meals. The living room joins the kitchen inside. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances...
An upper-floor terrace looks over the gardens, with seating and a barbecue outside the living room. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen, beside the villa’s shared spaces.
The king bedroom and two double-queen bedrooms each have their own bathroom. All three include a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers, with a separate powder room off the lounge.
An upper-floor terrace looks over the gardens, with seating and a barbecue outside the living room. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen, beside the...
The layout spans two floors.
A double-height glass wall faces the Sea of Cortez from the main living room. The terrace has a wet bar, grill and dining area, with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances in the kitchen just inside.
A separate media room provides another shared space away from the main lounge. All four bedrooms have bathrooms with two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers, with soaking tubs in the two master bathrooms.
A double-height glass wall faces the Sea of Cortez from the main living room. The terrace has a wet bar, grill and dining area, with...
The layout spans two floors.
A tall glass wall opens the living space to views of the Sea of Cortez. The terrace combines a wet bar, grill and dining area, beside a kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
The two master bedrooms each have a bathroom with a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers. The third bedroom also has indoor and outdoor showers, while a media room sits apart from the main lounge.
A tall glass wall opens the living space to views of the Sea of Cortez. The terrace combines a wet bar, grill and dining area,...
The upper-floor terrace faces the gardens, with seating for meals outside the living room. Kitchen facilities serve both indoor and outdoor dining. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the main kitchen.
Four en suite bedrooms sit apart from the shared lounge. Each bathroom has a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers. A powder room serves the living area.
The upper-floor terrace faces the gardens, with seating for meals outside the living room. Kitchen facilities serve both indoor and outdoor dining. Wolf and Sub-Zero...
The villa occupies two floors.
A double-height wall of glass frames the Sea of Cortez from the living room. Beyond it, the terrace has a wet bar, grill and dining area, with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances in the kitchen inside.
The two master bathrooms have soaking tubs as well as indoor and outdoor showers. Two further en suite bathrooms also have both showers and two sinks, with a separate media room beside the shared spaces.
A double-height wall of glass frames the Sea of Cortez from the living room. Beyond it, the terrace has a wet bar, grill and dining...
Large windows bring the gardens into view from the lower-floor living room. Its terrace has outdoor seating beside the shared lounge. The kitchen inside has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
One king bedroom and two double-queen bedrooms each have a private bathroom. Soaking tubs and two sinks are provided in all three. Every bathroom also has indoor and private outdoor showers.
Large windows bring the gardens into view from the lower-floor living room. Its terrace has outdoor seating beside the shared lounge. The kitchen inside has...
The upper-floor living room opens to a terrace overlooking the Sea of Cortez. Seating and a barbecue create an outdoor dining space. The kitchen inside has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
The master bedroom and two double-queen bedrooms each have their own bathroom. A soaking tub and two sinks sit beside indoor and outdoor showers in each. A powder room is set off the shared lounge.
The upper-floor living room opens to a terrace overlooking the Sea of Cortez. Seating and a barbecue create an outdoor dining space. The kitchen inside...
The terrace looks across the Sea of Cortez from the living room. Seating and a barbecue make space for meals outside. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen beside this shared area.
One king bedroom and two double-queen bedrooms have their own bathrooms with soaking tubs. Each has indoor and outdoor showers alongside two sinks. These private bathing areas sit apart from the main terrace.
The terrace looks across the Sea of Cortez from the living room. Seating and a barbecue make space for meals outside. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances...
The lower-floor terrace looks across the Sea of Cortez. A barbecue and seating sit outside the living room. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen beside the shared lounge.
A king bedroom is joined by two double-queen bedrooms, all with private bathrooms. Each bathroom has a soaking tub and two sinks. Indoor and outdoor showers provide separate ways to bathe.
The lower-floor terrace looks across the Sea of Cortez. A barbecue and seating sit outside the living room. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen...
The lower-floor terrace faces the gardens, with seating and space for outdoor meals. The living room opens onto this space. Kitchen facilities serve both indoor and outdoor dining.
Two king bedrooms and two double-queen bedrooms each have a private bathroom. All four have a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the main kitchen.
The lower-floor terrace faces the gardens, with seating and space for outdoor meals. The living room opens onto this space. Kitchen facilities serve both indoor...
Just above the beach, the terrace looks directly across the Sea of Cortez. Outdoor seating and a barbecue sit beside the living room, with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances in the kitchen inside.
The king bedroom and two double-queen bedrooms each have a bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers. Two sinks and a soaking tub are provided in each, with a powder room beside the shared lounge.
Just above the beach, the terrace looks directly across the Sea of Cortez. Outdoor seating and a barbecue sit beside the living room, with Wolf...
From the upper floor, the terrace looks across the Sea of Cortez. It has seating and a barbecue for meals outside. The living room joins a kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
Two king bedrooms are paired with two double-queen bedrooms. Each has its own bathroom with a soaking tub and two sinks. Indoor showers sit beside enclosed outdoor showers in all four bathrooms.
From the upper floor, the terrace looks across the Sea of Cortez. It has seating and a barbecue for meals outside. The living room joins...
At the highest part of the resort, the split-level rooftop terrace has a fireplace, wet bar and grill. Outdoor dining space extends the living room, with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances in the full kitchen.
Each bedroom has a balcony and a bathroom with two sinks and an indoor shower. Soaking tubs are provided in the two master bathrooms, while a separate powder room sits beside the shared living space.
At the highest part of the resort, the split-level rooftop terrace has a fireplace, wet bar and grill. Outdoor dining space extends the living room,...
The lower-floor terrace faces the sea, with a Jacuzzi beside its outdoor dining space. A barbecue and seating sit outside the shared living room. The kitchen has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
Four bedrooms sit apart from these gathering spaces. Each bathroom has a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers. A powder room is set off the living area.
The lower-floor terrace faces the sea, with a Jacuzzi beside its outdoor dining space. A barbecue and seating sit outside the shared living room. The...
Steps from the beach, the terrace has seating and a barbecue facing the sea. The living room opens towards this outdoor space. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen beside it.
Two king bedrooms and two double-queen bedrooms each have private bathrooms. A soaking tub sits beside two sinks and an indoor shower in each. Enclosed outdoor showers add open-air bathing to all four.
Steps from the beach, the terrace has seating and a barbecue facing the sea. The living room opens towards this outdoor space. Wolf and Sub-Zero...
The beach is steps from the ocean-facing terrace. Seating and a barbecue extend the lounge outside. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen beside the shared living room.
Every bedroom has its own bathroom with a soaking tub and two sinks. Each has an indoor shower and an enclosed outdoor shower. These private bathing spaces sit apart from the main terrace.
The beach is steps from the ocean-facing terrace. Seating and a barbecue extend the lounge outside. Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances equip the kitchen beside the...
A split-level rooftop terrace faces the ocean. A fireplace, wet bar and grill sit around the outdoor dining space. Below, the kitchen has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances beside the shared living room.
Two king bedrooms and two double-queen bedrooms each have private bathrooms. All four have a soaking tub and two sinks. Indoor showers are paired with outdoor showers, away from the rooftop terrace.
A split-level rooftop terrace faces the ocean. A fireplace, wet bar and grill sit around the outdoor dining space. Below, the kitchen has Wolf and...
At the top of the resort, the rooftop terrace has a fireplace, wet bar and grill facing the sea. The outdoor dining area sits above a living room and a kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
The bedrooms provide separate retreats from the rooftop gathering space. Each has a soaking tub, two sinks and indoor and outdoor showers, while a powder room serves the shared lounge.
At the top of the resort, the rooftop terrace has a fireplace, wet bar and grill facing the sea. The outdoor dining area sits above...
At the resort’s highest point, a split-level rooftop terrace has a firepit and lounge. Its outdoor dining area seats fourteen. A private elevator serves the penthouse, with a wine cellar beside the kitchen and shared living spaces.
Two ocean-facing master bedrooms are joined by three guest bedrooms. These include a double-queen room and a bunk room, separate from the shared lounge. A private butler supports the stay, with space for children beyond the stated adult capacity.
At the resort’s highest point, a split-level rooftop terrace has a firepit and lounge. Its outdoor dining area seats fourteen. A private elevator serves the...
A private elevator and spiral staircase link the two floors, with a rooftop terrace above the ocean. Outdoor kitchens, a custom bar and a pool table create shared spaces beside the beach. A media room sits indoors.
The gym has a Peloton bike, rowing machine and treadmill among its equipment. Each of the six bedrooms has its own bathroom. An oceanfront firepit and outdoor showers complete the layout.
A private elevator and spiral staircase link the two floors, with a rooftop terrace above the ocean. Outdoor kitchens, a custom bar and a pool...
The beach is the hotel's main selling point. Chileno Bay is a protected cove with calmer water than many parts of Cabo. It is a natural base for swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and easy time in the Sea of Cortez. The reef adds another layer to the setting. Tropical fish and marine life are close enough for guests to enjoy without a complicated excursion.
This changes the rhythm of a Cabo stay. Guests do not need to treat the beach as scenery only. They can build days around the water. Then they can move back to the pools, restaurants, spa, or their terrace. For families, this is especially valuable. For couples, it gives the resort a more complete beach identity than properties where the ocean is too rough for normal swimming.
The accommodation is designed around space and indoor-outdoor living. Guest rooms and suites have private terraces and clean contemporary lines. A soft Baja palette reflects the desert and the sea. Larger residences and villas add full living areas, kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and more privacy. This makes the resort useful for families and groups who want more than a standard hotel layout.
Room choice should start with the type of trip. Couples may prefer ocean-view rooms or suites that keep the Sea of Cortez close. Families often benefit from residences with more space and practical living areas. Groups should look at the villas, many of which are designed for longer stays with resort service in the background. The key advantage is that the resort can work for both a hotel-style escape and a private-villa holiday.
Chileno Bay's pool scene is one of its strongest visual and practical features. The three-tiered infinity pool gives the resort a central gathering point. Views reach toward the water. It works for lazy afternoons, family time, and relaxed social hours without feeling disconnected from the beach.
Sol, The Spa at Chileno Bay, adds a more restorative side to the stay. Treatments, wellness rituals, fitness, movement, and recovery all fit naturally into the Baja setting. The spa matters because Los Cabos trips often combine sun, swimming, active days, dinners, and travel. Guests need somewhere to slow down. Chileno Bay handles that without making wellness feel separate from the rest of the resort.
Dining is built around the open-air mood of Los Cabos. COMAL is the resort's signature restaurant. Its setting works especially well at sunset. The culinary style draws on Mexican ingredients and coastal cooking. It also has the relaxed but polished energy expected at an Auberge resort. YAYA and the resort's more casual venues add variety for longer stays.
This range is important because many guests spend several nights at Chileno Bay. A strong resort in Cabo needs to handle breakfast, pool lunches, casual family meals, drinks, and more composed dinners without becoming repetitive. Chileno Bay does that well. Guests can also use the resort as a base for restaurants in Cabo San Lucas or San Jose del Cabo when they want a change of scene.
The protected cove gives Chileno Bay an active edge. Snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and swimming are natural parts of the stay. The H2O team and resort staff can shape water activities around conditions and ability. This is useful for families and first-time Cabo guests.
Beyond the water, guests can explore golf, boating, desert adventures, fishing, art walks, shopping, and restaurants across Los Cabos. Cabo San Lucas is close enough for marina life and nightlife. San Jose del Cabo brings galleries, dining, and a slower colonial-town mood. Chileno Bay sits between those worlds, making it easy to choose a different pace each day.
Chileno Bay is especially strong for families and groups because it does not force everyone into the same routine. Children can use the beach, pool, clubs, activities, and water sports. Adults can move between spa time, dining, fitness, and quieter terrace hours. Multi-bedroom residences and villas make the resort practical for longer holidays. They also work for several generations traveling together.
The villa and residence offering is also useful for guests who want privacy but still prefer hotel service. This is one of the core reasons to choose Chileno Bay over a standalone villa rental. Guests can have space, a kitchen, and living areas. They still keep access to restaurants, pools, spa, beach service, and resort programming.
Chileno Bay Resort & Residences is best for travelers looking for a luxury Los Cabos resort with a swimmable beach, Sea of Cortez views, modern rooms, residences, villas, strong pools, spa facilities, and polished Auberge service. It is not the most traditional resort in Cabo, and that is part of its appeal.
Book it when the beach must be usable, not just beautiful. Chileno Bay gives guests water access and contemporary design. It also offers family flexibility, villa-style space, and enough dining and wellness depth for a full resort stay. For travelers who want a refined Cabo escape with real swimming, modern Baja style, and easy access to the wider Los Cabos area, it is one of the strongest choices on the coast.
COMAL combines regional Mexican flavors with an indoor-outdoor setting overlooking the Sea of Cortez, making dinner feel connected to the coast.
TnT's beachside tacos offer a relaxed alternative to a restaurant meal, letting you keep lunch informal with your feet in the sand.
Separate adults-only, family, and shallow children's pools make it easier to choose a swimming setting that suits your company and preferred pace.
Carretera Transpeninsular km 15, Playa Chileno Bay, 23410 Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico
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Yes. Chileno Bay Resort & Residences is a strong choice for travelers who want a modern Auberge resort on one of the most practical beach settings in Los Cabos. It sits on Playa Chileno, a protected bay known for calmer water, snorkeling, and a rare chance to swim from the shore in the Cabo corridor. The resort works especially well for couples, families, and villa guests who want polished service without a formal atmosphere. Expect contemporary Baja design, large indoor-outdoor rooms, a three-tiered pool scene, strong dining, a full spa, and easy access to both Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo.
Chileno Bay Resort & Residences is on Carretera Transpeninsular San Jose-San Lucas Km. 15, at Playa Chileno Bay in Los Cabos, Mexico. The address places it along the tourist corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. This location is useful if you want a resort stay with beach time first, but still want restaurants, golf, boating, and nightlife within reach. Cabo San Lucas is the better hub for marina trips and nightlife, while San Jose del Cabo has a quieter gallery and dining scene.
Yes. The beach is one of the main reasons to book Chileno Bay. Playa Chileno sits in a protected cove, so the water is usually calmer than many other Cabo beaches. It is one of the few beaches in the area where guests often plan real swimming, not just ocean views. Conditions can still change with swell, wind, and currents, so check with the beach team each day. When the water is calm, the bay is also good for snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and easy family beach time.
Chileno Bay Resort & Residences has about 92 accommodations, with 60 hotel rooms and 32 villas. The mix includes guestrooms, suites, villas, sky villas, and the larger Brisa del Mar residence. This setup gives the resort more range than a standard beach hotel. Couples can keep things simple in a room or suite, while families and groups can choose villa layouts with more living space, kitchens, terraces, and in many cases private pools or hot tubs.
Book a Resort View or Garden View room if you want the lowest entry point and still value generous space, a private terrace, a soaking tub, and an outdoor shower. Choose Ocean View or Oceanfront if the view matters, because the resort's best rooms face the Sea of Cortez more directly. Suites are better when you want a separate living area or more privacy on the terrace. Villas and Sky Villas are best for families or friends who want multiple bedrooms, a residential feel, and space to spend more time at the resort.
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