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Las Ventanas al Paraíaso, a Rosewood Resort

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Km 19.5 , Carretera Transpeninsular
San José del Cabo, Mexico
(888) 767-3966 or 52-624-144-2800

COST: $$$$$


The 61-suite "window to paradise" has a muted Mex-Med vibe. A Zen-inspired raked-sand entrance opens to beach views from the restaurant, private rooftop patios, and infinity-edge pools. Suites have pebble-inlaid headboards, hand-carved cedar doors, wood-burning fireplaces, and telescopes for stargazing.The hotel is staffed to the nines. On-hand butlers set up laptops, coordinates appointments, recommends menus, arranges car rentals, and keeps an eye out for overzealous beach vendors. The director of romance once organized a romantic dinner for two on the beach, during which a rider on a white horse rode in bearing a ring. In the three Rejuvenating Spa Suites your own spa butler will lead yoga sessions and whip up healthy elixirs. But for a different drink, the mini bar is stocked with Damiana Liqueur.

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