Grand Solmar and a Ultimate Cabo Experience, Part 1
63 views - published on June 4th, 2013 in Disney News tagged Disney, disney timeshares, timeshare, vacationI’m a object worshiper. we acknowledge it. If we don’t get my open sip of Vitamin D sitting on a beach somewhere, we am not a happy camper and my employees don’t wish to be around me. All we need is a beach, a Diet Coke, and a good beach review to be utterly content. This year, however, was a special treat. My daughter, Andrea Zimmerman, Disney’s comparison manager of blogs amicable media, and we were invited to a Grand Solmar Resort Land’s End in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for my birthday. Of course, we jumped during a chance.
I’m not utterly certain what we expected. we suspect we had visions of Cancun and all-night parties, though that was not what we encountered during all. Instead, we detected an halcyon shelter called Grand Solmar Resort Land’s End, that was nestled only over a plateau along a oceanfront.
We arrived during a review by going adult over a towering from a jetty and couldn’t trust what was dark on a other side. This is a perspective from a alfresco run where we had been greeted with “welcome margaritas.” (Yes, please!) we adore this design since they constraint a immeasurable skill as good as a stately towering views.
After holding in a views and removing a feel of a sprawling property, we went adult to a room and were greeted by this pleasing silt sculpture. (Yes, a “B” in Babble is done from sand!) The staff came after and whisked it divided like magic. Speaking of a staff, they were so accessible and attentive; I’ve never felt some-more welcomed.
We were so totally fixated on a comforter “welcome” that we had to take a step behind and demeanour around. This epicurean kitchen was tucked divided in a corner. Since Grand Solmar is a member-owned timeshare, any kitchen is entirely versed to make and offer your meals. we beheld several guest were on their approach to Costco to move in their groceries for a week!
I can’t promise, however, that your fridge will come stocked with cold beer, chips, and salsa like ours did, though it was a smashing warn from a review staff. We were famished from a prolonged day of transport and couldn’t wait to suffer this provide on a balcony.
On a approach to a patio was this beautifully-decorated dining room, that would absolutely chair a organisation of six. It also served as a “charging station” for all a electronic gadgets we can’t seem to live without!
Having explored a suite, it was time to take a chips and salsa and spend some time on a balcony. The perspective that awaited us was good value a wait. These pools were though one of several pools that lined a oceanfront and all had somewhat opposite offerings. This one had a swim-up sushi bar that we after attempted (fantastic!) and there was another set of pools that were adult-only. You can be certain we had my eye on that prohibited cylinder for after that evening.
The beaches aren’t protected for swimming due to a strength of a waves, though we desired only saying a silt and sea in their healthy state.
I took this print of Andrea since it shows so clearly a gracefulness and energy of a ocean. She is station only past a forever pools, which, if we mount distant behind enough, demeanour like they are dropping into a ocean.
Breakfast, anyone? A picture-perfect environment if there ever was one. La Roca Restaurant offering us a breakfast smorgasboard with all we could presumably want. we spent my time perplexing to figure out how we could ever make my grapefruit during home demeanour that appealing.
After breakfast, we took this design of Andrea since we am spooky with forever pools. Because of how they are positioned, it’s unfit to see where a pool ends and a sea begins. It literally looks and feels like we are during a corner of a world.
— Debbie Byers
Catch partial 2 of a ultimate Cabo knowledge HERE!