Drift San Jose del Cabo, a Member of Design Hotels

The location can’t be beat if you want to be in the center of downtown San Jose del Cabo. We also loved how vibey it was without being pretentious. It was a real value.

Honestly not much. There is so much good food around the property that I’m not sure we ate too much at the restaurant but drinks were good. I wish a bit more free water was provided.

This hotel was beautiful with a very calming feel to it. Both the room and the property were unique and modern, and very well kept. There is a beautiful heated pool and seating areas in the central area. The customer service was excellent both before and during our stay. We would absolutely recommend this hotel and we would stay there again without hesitation.

There was not anything that we didn’t like.

The location, the architecture design, the room, the overall experience is top. We will continue to come back

2 suggestions: - It would be nice to be able to charge the drinks on the room - check out is 4pm and check in is 11, most hotels allow to check out at noon and check in at 3, it would be good to adjust this if possible

Beautiful property and nice, central location. Walking distance to many top restaurants in the region. Staffs are super nice and welcoming

The noise. Couldn’t fall asleep for two nights due to loud nightclub nearby. Noise cancelling airpod pros don’t help as my room trembles with the bass. I later found out that a large square window appeared to be welded to the window opening from the outside. There is large gaps between the window pane and the opening, making sound travel into the room quite easily. Management switched us to a different room and solved the problem. They have been nothing but accommodating and pleasant. Definitely a saving grace to the whole situation. My suggestion is to Management is to do a thorough analysis of sealing and soundproofing for all rooms facing the nightclub (Building B). Seal the windows and doors well and consider swapping them with sound-controlled windows (double pane, offsetting thickness to start with). The walls seem to be concrete so should already be fairly sound-resistant (dense materials block sound well). Focusing on windows and doors would likely yield roi