we were surprised by the size and beauty of the resort.The landscape was breathtaking and the view of the sunrise and sunset over the ocean was overwhelming. Our one bedroom unit was very spacious. Check-in was quick and hassel free.The restaurants were staffed by courteous employees and the food great. The golf cart services was available for those who didn't want to walk and there was never a long wait for one. We enjoyed the walk throughout the resort to enjoy the scenery and to get some exercise. Occassionally we would see a whale from our balcony or as we strolled along the white sandy beach which was very clean. This is one resort we will definitely visit again.

We are timeshare owners at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach. We just came back from our third trip to the resort and as always, were extremely happy with our visit. The rooms are very comfortable and the maid service is the best. The pool areas are clean and well maintained with plenty of drinking and eating options. The views from anywhere in the resort make you never want to go home! My only complaint is the wifi internet service offered in the rooms. It is pricey and hard to stay connected too. Better off using free wifi offered at different spots on the resort. If you go, make sure to stop by the main pool and say hi to Ramon....he's the best!

We had a nice time during our 5 nights in Jan 2012. The restaurants, pools and staff were all great. Our room was a little rough around the edges but it was satisfactory. We would stay here again. The smaller pools (e.g. Aquabar at bldg 26) were quiet, which we preferred. As you will see in many posts, the gas-powered golf carts were the most annoying thing but there were a necessity to get around as the property is expansive and very hilly. If they can find a way to incorporate electric power, they will probably achieve higher ratings. La Frida was nice but they charged us $22.00/glass for wine, which was not shown on the menu. Better to order a full bottle. The beach, though un-swimmable, was nice and quiet and was excellent for long walks. The All Inclusive was convenient though its hard to say whether we took full advantage. We paid the $5 up-charge for room service, which was worth it.

The scale of this resort is breathtaking. We were told that there are 650 units in this unbelievable complex of swimming pools, restaurants, vacation facilities and moving golf carts. The large buildings in the complex start at the beach level and climb to the hights of a high hill several hundred feel above the Pacific. Everything is beautifully landscaped and meticulously maintained (we never saw so much as a scrap of paper out of place anywhere on the ground). The central area, housing the front desk, health club, some restaurants, the lobby and reception areas, beautifully replicates the public areas of an old Mexican hacienda. The apartment units are nicely furnished and equipped, spacious, and all afford breathtaking views of the ocean. Our unit (building 19) had a view of both sunrise and sunset, plus an occasional group of whales covorting just beyond the shore line. To get from one place to another, golf carts are at your almost immediate beck and call. You have the option of stationing yourself comfortably at any of the several magnificent swimming pools, where spot-on pool-side service for food and drink are available on command. The front entrance and guest receiving area, are unbelievably efficient and user friendly. Although we were at first sceptical about staying in a place of this size, we were soon amazed to find that we never felt that we were part of a crowd, everything worked like clockwork, the service was friendly and amazingly available. Except for one failure at breakfast in The Bistro Restaurant, the food and drinks were excellent (although on most nights we went into Cabo for dinner). To answer the question: upon which level of the complex should one stay (given a choice), after a week of thinking about it, we really can't say. It doesn't much matter.
In short, the Pueblo Bonito management of this place, along with the exceptional personnel who make it run so well, should be highly congratulated for achieving nothing short of a miracle.