Casa Solaz
Del Mar, Los Cabos · 5 Bedrooms · Oceanview · Fully Staffed · From $4,500 / Night
The Villa
Casa Solaz brings together expansive ocean views, distinctive design, and the kind of layout that works beautifully for families or a group traveling together. The interiors blend colonial and pre-Columbian Mexican influences with softer contemporary comforts, giving the home a look that feels rich, layered, and distinctive without losing its sense of ease. Most of the bedrooms open toward the sea, while the main living areas, gourmet kitchen, and formal dining room create a setting that feels both substantial and welcoming. Outside, the infinity pool, Jacuzzi, and Balinese pavilion with its outdoor fireplace shape the experience from day to night, whether the mood is quiet and restful or more social. With dedicated staff, concierge support, golf cart access to One&Only Palmilla, and easy planning for everything from whale watching and sunset sails to spa visits and dining nearby, Casa Solaz offers a stay that feels spacious, polished, and deeply connected to the rhythm of Los Cabos.
Signature Details
Setting
Del Mar Development, gated with 24-hr security
Architecture
Rich, elegant, ocean-facing, distinctive
Outdoor Features
Infinity pool, spa, outdoor fireplace, dining and lounging areas
Ideal For
Families, couples, groups of friends
Staffing
Daily housekeeping, butler, private chef for breakfast & lunch (dinner service for additional fee)
Bedrooms
5 bedrooms
Bathrooms
6 bathrooms
Sleeps
10 guests
Views
Oceanview
The house, quietly run
A Casa Solaz stay is designed to feel seamless. Your butler manages arrivals and the rhythm of the day, while your chef shapes breakfast and lunch around your group’s preferences. Housekeeping keeps the home refreshed throughout. Before you land, your concierge coordinates transfers, reservations and any requests so the villa feels ready the moment you arrive.
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The amazing team at Casa Solaz made our trip feel so special. The food was delicious and our butler could not have been more helpful. Our entire family can’t wait to come back!
Rates and availability
Rates are seasonal and subject to change. Villa staff is included; food and beverage are additional.
From 01/06 to 02/28
$5,500 / night (3 night minimum)
From 03/01 to 04/21
$5,500 / night (5 night minimum)
From 04/22 to 04/30
$5,000 / night (3 night minimum)
From 05/01 to 06/17
$5,500 / night (3 night minimum)
From 06/18 to 08/29
$5,000 / night (3 night minimum)
From 08/30 to 10/15
$4,500 / night (3 night minimum)
From 10/16 to 11/22
$5,000 / night (3 night minimum)
From 11/23 to 11/30
$6,000 / night (5 night minimum)
From 12/01 to 12/18
$5,000 / night (3 night minimum)
From 12/19 to 01/05
$6,500 / night (7 night minimum)
A day at Casa Solaz
Morning
Casa Solaz feels especially good in those first quiet hours when the house has not fully come alive yet. The view is already doing most of the work, breakfast is underway, and people tend to drift in slowly rather than all at once. Some mornings stay simple like that, coffee, fruit, conversation, maybe someone spotting movement out on the water before anyone else sees it. It has a way of making the day feel full before much has even happened.
Afternoon
This is the kind of villa that gives a group choices without making anyone split off too far from the day. Someone might stay back in the pool or Jacuzzi, someone else ends up in the pavilion with a book or a drink, and others head out for something arranged through the concierge, a whale watching outing in season, time at Palmilla, or a quick trip into town. When everyone comes back, the house absorbs the shift easily. Lunch can be late, the pace can reset, and it never feels like you have to force the rest of the day into shape.
Evening
At night, Casa Solaz feels more atmospheric than busy. It is a good house for dinners that start with one plan and slowly become something better, more time at the table, another round of drinks, people moving from dinner to the outdoor fireplace without really announcing it. The pavilion makes the evening feel a little set apart from the rest of the house, and that gives the night its own mood. It is less about a big scene and more about how good it feels when everyone is exactly where they want to be.
