Away from the usual concentration of hotels along the Sea of Cortez, Sunset Beach's fifty-acre site provides a uniquely tranquil and secluded setting for this new destination resort.

The architecture of Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach features separate villas in "Old Hacienda" style, a contemporary blend of Spanish and Mexican influences.

 It was designed by the Newport Beach, California, firm of Wimberly, Allison, Tong & Goo, designers of many of the world's top hotels.

As with all Pueblo Bonito Hotels and Resorts properties, lush and innovative landscaping blends with the unique terrain surrounding the resort. Peridian International, also of Newport Beach, California, are the landscapers. In addition to Pueblo Bonito, their list of prestigious clients includes such properties as the Ritz Carlton and Four Seasons.

Accommodations Sunset Beach's initial phase of 118 suites opened in February of 2002. Accommodations include a range of Junior, Executive, Presidential and Penthouse Suites. These include suites with fully equipped kitchenettes, as well as Junior Suites that have mini-bars and coffee makers but do not have kitchenettes.

All suites have spectacular ocean views, terraces or balconies, individually controlled air conditioning, in-room safes, direct dial telephones and satellite TV.

As with all other Pueblo Bonito resorts, water throughout the hotel is purified and safe for drinking. Facilities Facilities in the opening phase include a large pool with a swim-up bar, a children's pool, a hydro-massage pool, and two lighted tennis courts, which are free to guests.

The 1,645-square foot meeting room provides a prime meeting site with a magnificent ocean view. It will accommodate 100 persons theater style; 70 classroom style; 80 for receptions and 70 for banquets. It is located in the restaurant complex overlooking the swimming pool and the beach. All standard audiovisual equipment is available. Additional equipment can be rented locally through the hotel.