We recently stayed at the Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas for a family trip in early August, and overall we had a fantastic experience. There are a few things I think are worth knowing before you book, especially if you are traveling with kids. First, be prepared for a little bit of a trek getting there. The resort is about an hour from the Los Cabos airport. The good news is that if you arrange transportation through the concierge, the process is seamless. They picked us up in a Suburban stocked with water and snacks, took care of all our luggage, and even had video games for the kids. If you book through American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts, there are some significant benefits. Our transportation to and from the airport was included, along with daily breakfast, a $100 resort credit that could be used at the spa or other services, and a room upgrade when available. Given the prices at the resort, these benefits definitely add value. One thing to keep in mind if you are visiting in August: it is extremely hot. The sun is intense, and during the middle of the day you really feel it. We still had a great time, but if you are sensitive to heat or traveling with young children, plan your outdoor activities accordingly, use plenty of sunscreen, and take advantage of the pools and shaded areas during the hottest part of the day. The Property The property is huge — I believe Costa Palmas is around 300 acres in total — but the Four Seasons itself is surprisingly walkable. Pretty much everywhere we needed to go was easily accessible on foot. The hotel also provides complimentary bicycles, which are especially popular with the kids. This is actually one area where I think the resort could improve. Bikes tend to get left randomly along the pathways, making an otherwise beautiful property look a little cluttered. Adding more bike racks outside the suites and around popular areas such as the pools and restaurants would be a simple improvement. Restaurants and Food The resort has several restaurants with a great selection of food for different tastes. We really enjoyed taking the water taxi to Mozza for a casual, family-style Italian dinner, but our favorite restaurant by far was Limón, which is literally nestled within the resort’s lemon grove. The setting is beautiful and made for a memorable dinner. Other honorable mentions include the excellent breakfast buffet, which was included with our Fine Hotels + Resorts reservation, and the food served at the beach and pools. They had some of the best octopus tostadas and margaritas we have ever had. That said, food is expensive — especially by Mexican standards. Prices rival what you would expect at restaurants in some of the world’s most expensive cities. You should budget accordingly. It is also important to understand just how secluded Costa Palmas is. The resort is literally in the middle of nowhere, so realistically you will be eating almost every meal on the property. This isn’t t