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Hyatt officially opened the Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol this week. It marks the brand’s debut in Mexico and expands Hyatt’s luxury footprint in a sought-after beach destinations. Located within the private Cabo del Sol community, the new resort blends contemporary luxury with the relaxed, coastal spirit of Baja California Sur.
Designed by acclaimed firms including Sordo Madaleno, Paulina Morán, George Wong Design, and Yabu Pushelburg, the property embraces a sanctuary-like aesthetic with natural materials, sun-washed tones, and panoramic ocean views. The 163 guestrooms and 88 suites feature terraces or patios, soaking tubs, and walk-in showers. Select accommodations include private plunge pools. Three ocean-view private villas offer full kitchens, spacious living areas, and dedicated resort ambassadors to cater to families. Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol also offers 11 villas and eight turnkey residences for purchase.
The resort debuts with a culinary lineup led by Executive Chef Miguel Gomez. Costamar Beach Club delivers coastal California-inspired dining with ocean views, Mesa Madre offers Mexican comfort dishes, and Dátil Coffee Shop features pastries and specialty coffee. Silán, the resort’s signature Levantine restaurant, will open in spring 2026 with a menu shaped by North African, Middle Eastern, and Baja influences.
A 59,000-square-foot fitness and wellness center that includes a yoga studio, beachside lap pool, and 24-hour fitness facilities is a key element of the resort. Araya Spa (opening in early 2026) will offer a personalized menu of treatments designed around intention (including the signature 120-minute Sunrise Ritual). The adjoining Araya Salon will provide beauty and grooming services inspired by natural Baja ingredients.
With 34,500 square feet of indoor-outdoor event space, the resort is positioned as a destination for celebrations, corporate retreats, and weddings. Venues range from intimate meeting rooms to the expansive Nopal Ballroom and oceanfront event lawns are all supported by advanced technology and bespoke catering. A show kitchen adds opportunities for cooking demonstrations, private dining, and interactive culinary experiences.
Guests can also enjoy access to the Tom Weiskopf–designed Cabo del Sol Golf Course and explore nearby Ánima Village, an upscale open-air lifestyle destination featuring luxury boutiques, art, and dining.
Paid room rates range from $1,100 to $1,500 per night. The property is classified as a Category 8, so World of Hyatt® award redemptions will cost 35,000 to 45,000 per night for a standard room.
Adam Zilber, General Manager of Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol, said:
Being a part of the opening of the first Park Hyatt property in Mexico here in Cabo del Sol is an honorable moment for our team. In a destination celebrated for its natural beauty and cultural richness, we invite guests to slow down, be present, and feel truly taken care of as they experience Baja with meaning and intention—through architecture inspired by the desert and sea, cuisine rooted in local tradition, collaborations with local Mexican artisans and the modern elegance that defines the Park Hyatt experience.”
Anthony’s Take: Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol’s opening paves the way for continued brand expansion in Mexico. The Park Hyatt Mexico City and Park Hyatt Cancún are both slated to open in 2026.
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