Centric Apt in Downtown - Rooftop Pool - Terrace

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

2 guests1 bedroom1 bath

One of multiple similar units in this building

Amenities

A/C

Parking

Washer & Dryer

Scenic Views

Pool

Pets Allowed

Home details

0 guest0 bedroom0 bath

Bedroom

1 king bed

Enjoy this cozy one-bedroom condo, just a five-minute walk from downtown Cabo San Lucas with: • One king-size bed • Well-designed and fully equipped condo • Downtown walking distance • Pool with a deck area and great city and mountain views • Rooftop terrace with outdoor living area • Grill area with a bar • Fast Wi-Fi, smart TV, and AC in the master bedroom • Laundry center • Security cameras *The pool will be closed for maintenance from August 27 to September 1. Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Maia, a cozy one-bedroom condo in Cabo San Lucas. Just a ten-minute walk from downtown, this unit is ideal for couples or solo travelers looking to enjoy the best of Cabo. Features include a king-size bed, fast Wi-Fi, smart TV, AC, and a fully equipped kitchen, making it feel like your home away from home. Amenities and Location Maia offers a unique combination of urban accessibility and relaxation. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the pool with city and mountain views or unwind on the rooftop terrace, complete with a grill and bar area—perfect for sunset cocktails. The building features 24/7 security and private access, ensuring a safe and comfortable stay. For outdoor enthusiasts, an exterior shower is available to freshen up after a day at the beach. Maia is located near “El Cerrito del Timbre,” a botanical garden that offers a peaceful escape right across the street. Just a short stroll will take you to the bustling heart of Cabo San Lucas, where you’ll find charming shops, the famous "Kilometer 0" or the natural history museum, and an array of restaurants for every meal. For beach lovers, Medano Beach is a quick 5-minute drive away, offering a vibrant atmosphere and plenty of water activities like jet skiing, kayaking, and beach volleyball. Explore the stunning Lover’s Beach or take a water taxi to see the iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. Whether you’re looking for adventure or a relaxing retreat, Maia offers a perfect starting point for your Cabo experience. With its thoughtful amenities, prime location, and easy access to everything Cabo San Lucas has to offer, your getaway promises to be unforgettable. Book your stay at Maia and immerse yourself in the best of Cabo—your perfect escape awaits! Naya is dedicated to ensuring your stay is smooth and comfortable. Days before the arrival, one of our happiness agents will reach out to you to coordinate the key delivery. Please feel free to reach us anytime if you have issues or need any recommendations. "By Taxi Taking a taxi from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) to Marina, Los Cabos is one of the most convenient options. The taxi ride takes approximately 40 minutes. - Airport Taxis: Available right outside the terminal. Look for official airport taxis to ensure safety and reliability. - Estimated Cost: Around $80-$100 USD depending on traffic and time of day. By Shuttle Service Several companies offer shared or private shuttle services from the airport to Marina, Los Cabos. - Shared Shuttle: This is a cost-effective option if you don’t mind sharing the ride with other passengers. The ride might take slightly longer due to multiple stops. - Private Shuttle: Offers direct service and more comfort. Ideal for families or groups. Booking: It’s recommended to book in advance through companies like Cabo Shuttle Services or TransCabo. - Estimated Cost: Shared shuttles cost around $25-$30 USD per person, while private shuttles cost around $100-$120 USD. By Rental Car Renting a car provides the flexibility to explore Los Cabos at your own pace. - Car Rental Agencies: Major car rental companies like Hertz, Avis, and Budget have counters at the airport. - Directions: Take the Carretera Transpeninsular (Highway 1) and follow signs to Cabo San Lucas downtown. - Travel Time: Approximately 40 minutes. - Cost: Rental costs vary but expect to pay around $30-$70 USD per day, plus fuel. By Bus Public buses are the most economical way to reach Marina, Los Cabos, though less convenient. - Ruta del Desierto: This bus service runs from the airport to downtown Cabo San Lucas. - Bus Stop Location: The bus stop is located outside Terminal 2. - Frequency: Buses run every 20-30 minutes. - Travel Time: Around 1.5 hours due to multiple stops. - Cost: Approximately $5 USD per person. By Ride-Sharing Apps Ride-sharing services like Uber operate in Los Cabos, though availability may vary. - App Availability: Use the Uber app to book a ride directly from the airport. - Estimated Cost: Prices can fluctuate but generally range from $60-$80 USD. Additional Tips Currency: Have some Mexican Pesos or USD ready for transportation costs. Safety: Always use official transportation services for safety. Booking in Advance: Whether you’re using a shuttle or renting a car, it’s best to book in advance to secure the best rates and availability. Enjoy your trip to Marina, Los Cabos! Safe travels!" Service Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Local Time). Standard guest support, both in-person and virtual, is provided during these hours. We appreciate your understanding.

All stays include

At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.

24/7 support

Kitchen essentials

Starter kit of bathroom amenities

High-speed wifi

Professional cleaning

Premium linens and towels

Television

Digital free stays

Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.

About the area

Downtown Cabo San Lucas What to see around town: Marina del Rey: Marina Cabo San Lucas is a modern facility strategically located at the tip of the Baja Peninsula. Ideally located at the mouth of the Sea of Cortez, this marina in Cabo San Lucas welcomes fishermen, cruisers, sailors, and yachtsmen. The facility accommodates yachts up to 357 feet with a draft of 24 feet and has a total of 380 berths surrounded by a bustling upland area with restaurants, bars, high-end stores, and smaller retail outlets to cater to a wide range of tourists. Medano Beach is a kilometer-long, safe bathing beach that begins on the east side of the harbor entrance of Villa del Palmar at the eastern end of the bay. Near the town, Playa El Médano (Medano Beach) is the most important and most popular beach in Cabo San Lucas. Here, hotels, bars, and restaurants compete for space and offer all the amenities you would expect from a first-class tourist destination. Whether you opt for activities such as swimming, jet skiing, kayaking, water-skiing, banana boating, parasailing, and volleyball or just want to hang out and enjoy beach parties, you’re sure to have a good time here. Lover's Beach and Land's End: Lover’s Beach, or Playa de los Amantes, is another must-see, but to get to this hidden cove, you’ll need some sort of floating transportation. The easiest way is to hire a water cab at the marina. The captain will take you on an informative tour of the diving areas around the arch (El Arco), show you Lover’s Beach, and then cruise around the popular point, from where you'll have a magnificent view of the dramatic area where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. We recommend packing a lunch of your choice and some water and spending most of the day enjoying Lover’s Beach and the impressive wind and water-shaped rock formations. Ask your skipper to pick you up at a specific time. Be extra careful here, as the strong waves and currents of the Pacific make swimming quite dangerous. Swimming and snorkeling should only be attempted on the Sea of Cortez side of Lover’s Beach. The Arch: The famous stone arch at Land’s End, Cabo San Lucas. El Arco in particular is now symbolically synonymous with Cabo San Lucas, just as White Cliffs are to Dover or the Rock is to Gibraltar. The naturally formed arch, which is bordered by two huge bodies of water – the Sea of Cortés and the Pacific Ocean – is a popular motif on postcards and photos, souvenir T-shirts, shot glasses, and tequila bottles. Things to do: Puerto Paraiso Shopping Center, located in the heart of Cabo San Lucas, on the marina of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico, the Puerto Paraiso Shopping Mall is the most ambitious shopping and entertainment center project ever built in the southern Baja California peninsula. Once completed, it will offer tourists a world of entertainment, restaurants, shopping, movie theaters, and accommodations. Nightlife: Cabo San Lucas has a well-earned reputation for boisterous, uninhibited nightlife, but the after-dark action in Los Cabos is by no means limited to the bars, clubs, and cantinas that crowd the center of San Lucas. San José del Cabo and the tourist corridor that connects the two capes also have plenty of good addresses, from microbreweries and sports bars to tequila lounges, live music venues, and late-night dance clubs. The standout feature of nightlife in Los Cabos is its seemingly endless variety. Whether you prefer wineries or biker bars, there are plenty of options. Beer lovers will appreciate the local microbreweries like the Baja Brewing Company. Wine lovers should order a glass of wine at the Wine Bar at Romeo and Julieta or peruse the wine lists at some of the region’s best restaurants. Beach vacationers can enjoy Medano Beach at places like Mango Deck, The Office, or SUR Beach House. Want to keep up with the progress of your favorite football or hockey team? Stop by one of the area’s top sports bars (of which there are legions). Los Cabos also needs more late-night dance clubs and hard-rocking live music venues. DJs and up-tempo dance mixes rule the midnight hour at clubs like Mandala, Squid Roe, and Crush. Live music lovers, on the other hand, should look to music legends like Sammy Hagar, Gene Simmons, and Paul Stanley for guidance. Cabo Wabo Cantina has long been a fixture of the San Lucas Scene. Ultimately, there’s only one thing they all have in common. No matter where you go, what you drink, or What do you do after dark in Los Cabos? Tacos taste fantastic afterward.