Inside the Mexican resort where ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 10 couples got hot and heavy: $3K-a-night suites, holistic spa and more

The couples who fell in love “sight unseen” during Season 10 of Netflix’s “Love Is Blind” spent their on-screen honeymoons at a ritzy resort in Mexico.

Page Six has confirmed that six of the seven engaged couples stayed at the luxurious Viceroy Los Cabos in San José del Cabo.

Accommodations on the property range in price from around $500 to $3,300 a night, depending on the layout and time of year.

Described as a “private, playful hideaway at the edge of the sea and sky,” the oceanside escape features stylish guest rooms, modern suites and spacious villas and casitas that are perfect for hosting families or large friend groups.

Suites and private residences offer a VIP experience with complimentary host services.

Guests are able to sleep in plush bedding with sweeping views of the Sea of Cortez, and the gorgeous bathrooms are equipped with rain showers, separate soaking tubs and amenities by Corpus.

Also included in each room is a Nespresso coffee machine, blackout shades and soft bathrobes.

The cast was spotted enjoying one of the many infinity pools overlooking the beach. Emma Betsinger and her fiancé, Mike Gibney, were even seen locking lips while taking a dip during their romantic getaway.

Other contestants spotted swimming during their vacation included couples Brittany Wicker and Devonta Anderson, Jessica Barrett and Chris Fusco, Amber Morrison and Jordan Faeth and Brianna “Breezy” McNees and Connor Spies.

There are also several food and beverage options at the resort, which offered Ashley Carpenter and Alex Henderson the perfect spot for a romantic smooch during cocktail hour.

Drinks are served at Otro Bar, a sculptural social salon offering rare mezcals and small plates, as well as curated music programming.

Elevated Mexican cuisine is served at the Cielomar Rooftop restaurant and Casero, while authentic Mexican comfort food takes center stage at the relaxed Awacate eatery.

Guests can enjoy upscale Japanese-inspired dishes at Nido, where local seafood and omakase are the stars of the gastronomic show.

For daytime bites and fresh agua fresca, Nidito Beach + Poolside Bar is the go-to, and wine connoisseurs are invited to explore The Wine Room, an intimate tasting lounge with sommeliers on hand to guide guests through variations from local vineyards and around the world.

Vacationers also have access to a top-of-the-line spa described on the website as “a sanctuary inspired by the elemental forces of Baja.”

The holistic spa includes cold plunge pools and contrast therapy experiences, as well as private suites where bespoke wellness treatments utilize native botanicals, minerals and marine elements.

There is also a fitness center, quiet relaxation spaces and studios fit for sunrise yoga and meditation sessions.

A rotating programming schedule ensures guests will have an abundance of activities and activations to enjoy.

Highlights include whale watching, snorkeling, private boat trips, desert explorations and cultural experiences with local artisans and communities.

Plenty of drama has already unfolded on the stunning grounds of Viceroy Los Cabos, with the newest batch of episodes now streaming on Netflix.

While most of the couples stayed at the chic getaway, Vic St. John and Christine Hamilton had a private vacation in Malibu, Calif., as Netflix didn’t have the budget to accommodate more than six couples in Mexico, the streaming service confirmed.

Two more episodes will drop on Feb. 25, while the season finale will stream on March 4.