Corazon Cabo a Noble House Resort

I was only here for the Day-Pass so this review doesn’t cover the hotel rooms. But the staff were super accommodating from the moment I pulled up, and was greeted by the valets! They checked on availability and once ok’d we were escorted inside and booked our day stay. Throughout the day the staff never disappointed, and were constantly (in a positive way) asking if we needed anything. One just kindly opened with conversation asking me how my stay was. The pool was nice and uncrowded. The food was great. The from multiple levels and angles were top notch. And the price for the day was an awesome deal! If you are in the area, this is an awesome destination!

Great place to have quick vacation. Highly recommended since it’s walking distance from downtown shopping and restaurant area! Great view from our balcony. Carlos, Juan and David (at welcome gate) was great guys. Carlos remembers my whole order for morning breakfast in just 1 day. David always help us find things to check out/ explore near by resort. Great memories and awesome service. Definitely worth staying. Will be back again.

stayed at Corazón Cabo Resort with a friend, and unfortunately, we were deeply disappointed — especially as two Black women travelers. While the hotel has some nice features (the location is great and the building itself is attractive), the service and treatment we received fell far below what we expected. We booked and paid for a sunset view room, but were placed in a city view instead. When I asked about it, the front desk staff simply smiled — no apology, no solution. We weren't offered compensation or even a clear explanation. What really stood out was the difference in how guests are treated based on race. Staff went out of their way to accommodate white and European tourists, but the service toward us felt distant, rushed, and lukewarm at best. From the restaurants to the beach area, we were consistently made to feel like an afterthought — even though we were spending just as much (if not more) than other guests. Also, the pressure to buy a timeshare was over the top. It’s baffling to be pitched a long-term investment at a hotel that couldn’t even get our reservation right or show us basic respect. Food was average, drinks were weak, and overall service felt like a 3/5 — but only if you're Black. Sadly, this resort doesn't feel like a place that values all of its guests equally.