Park Royal Homestay Los Cabos by Royal Holiday

The Resort & Its Setting

Park Royal Los Cabos by Royal Holiday is a timeshare property located in San José del Cabo, the colonial town at the southern end of the Baja California Peninsula. It operates under the Royal Holiday vacation club umbrella and is affiliated with RCI, meaning owners here are part of a club structure rather than owning a single independent property — a distinction worth understanding before you buy, sell, or rent a week.

San José del Cabo: The Area

San José del Cabo trades the high-rise nightlife of its sister town, Cabo San Lucas, for a quieter, more historic feel. The town centre is built around colonial-era architecture, independent art galleries, and family-run restaurants, and it's easier to get around on foot than in much of the rest of the Los Cabos corridor. Thursdays bring the town's well-known art walk, when galleries open their doors for an evening circuit that draws both residents and visitors. A short drive out takes you to Flora Farms, a working farm turned restaurant that's become a fixture for anyone wanting a farm-to-table meal in the desert. Cabo San Lucas itself is about half an hour away by car, so the beach clubs, marina, and nightlife of the bigger resort town are easily reached without having to stay in the middle of it. Further afield, Todos Santos offers a Pacific-coast alternative with its own surf and arts scene, for those with a rental car and a free day.

Selling or Renting Out Your Week Here

If you own a week at Park Royal Los Cabos and are thinking about selling it on, BidMyTimeshare.com works as an owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week yourself, set your own asking price, and buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission taken on the sale — owners pay a single, one-time listing fee to get their week in front of interested buyers, which keeps more of the final price in your pocket compared with traditional resale brokers.

Because this resort is part of the Royal Holiday club network, any resale or transfer will typically need to go through Royal Holiday's own membership transfer process rather than a simple deed change, as is common with independent condo-style timeshares. Before you agree on a price with a buyer, it's worth confirming directly with Royal Holiday what their current transfer fee is, whether they hold a right of first refusal on resales, and how long the paperwork typically takes to process — these details vary by club and change over time, so always get them in writing from Royal Holiday rather than relying on what a previous owner paid. Be clear with buyers up front about what does and doesn't transfer: membership benefits, exchange privileges through RCI, and any loyalty-style perks are usually tied to Royal Holiday's own rules, not automatically guaranteed to a new owner until the club has processed the transfer.

Renters, meanwhile, are generally looking for straightforward things: confirmed dates, a clear idea of unit size and view, and reassurance that the week is genuinely available through the current owner. It's also worth flagging the RCI affiliation up front, since some renters specifically look for RCI-exchangeable weeks even if they don't plan to use that feature themselves.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Annual maintenance fees for Royal Holiday memberships aren't fixed amounts and should be confirmed directly with the club or the current owner before any sale or rental is agreed — don't assume a figure is still current without checking with Royal Holiday first. The same goes for exchange deposit requirements if a buyer plans to use RCI. Listing on BidMyTimeshare.com doesn't replace this due diligence; it simply connects you with a buyer or renter so you can work out these details together before any money changes hands.