Rancho De Los Cabelleros

A truly luxurious resort, in the peaceful and beautiful Sonoran Desert. This ranch has superb accommodation and you can chose from standard to extremely luxurious. The food is excellent, the breakfast and lunch buffets are extensive, with a tremendous choice. The dinner is excellent and the service top class. The grounds, golf course, desert and lawn gardens are beautifully kept. There are great activities at the ranch, including horse back riding, with approximately 80 horses kept there. They are very well cared for and there is a horse (and trail rides) for every standard of rider, including for children. The wranglers are very professional and caring. The new heated swimming pools have desert and Mountain Views and have a bar there, serving food and drinks. Sitting out at night, round the large fire pits, in the desert gardens, is wonderful. I would thoroughly recommend this luxurious ranch, it is literally “heaven on earth”!

an amazing week with best friends. highlights include incredible breakfast. fresh and abundant. top notch. staff was friendly and would drive us anywhere around the property or into town. pool was absolutely stunning and warm. Horses were well cared for and for sure have a great life there. Now for the negatives. I heard some rooms were updated but ours in the 200’s were old w crappy showers and one sink when there should have been two. one night the floors were so filthy my feet were black. they did wash them the next day after a call. the staff in general had less then stellar communication on the resort so the front desk would say that there was a yoga class at 9 AM one morning but then it didn’t exist or somebody would say to us to go to the golf club for dinner on the terrace and then we get there and there’s no dinner on the terrace. Stuff like that. The riding was beautiful and the cookout lunch ride was great (they need to build shade out there though) but only one of the two days did we truly get to “ride”. Thanks to Lisa. Loved Sofia and Louis too! all in all we had an amazing trip and I would recommend a visit.

The rooms were 20 years old, just bc you put a cute painted dresser does not mean you should listen to an AC blasting all night. I got sick from something in the room, dust or mold. The caulking on the tub was missing or old, and it said 2 queen beds but they were maybe full size. No water in the room only wine for sale. The staff at the poor were rude and unaccomidatujg except for Cinnamon who was the one bright spot of the stay.