Opened December 2025
Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol
Los Cabos, Mexico. Park Hyatt, Hyatt Hotels Corporation.
- Opened
- December 2025
- Rooms
- 163
- Operator
- Park Hyatt, Hyatt Hotels Corporation
- Type
- Resort
Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol opened in December 2025 as the first Park Hyatt in Mexico. Hyatt and RLH Properties announced the debut on December 15, 2025. Hyatt's earlier releases had pointed to the second quarter of 2025 and then to late 2025.
The resort sits on the coast of the private Cabo del Sol community in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur. Sordo Madaleno was lead architect, with Paulina Morán and George Wong Design on the interiors and Yabu Pushelberg on the concept. There are 163 guestrooms and 88 suites between 452 and 1,254 square feet, plus three ocean-view villas: two with two bedrooms and a Presidential villa with three. Eleven villas and eight apartments are for sale as residences.
The resort opened with three venues, Costamar beach club, Mesa Madre and Dátil Coffee Shop, under Executive Chef Miguel Gomez. Silán, a Levantine restaurant, was due in spring 2026, and Araya Spa in the first quarter of 2026. The 59,000-square-foot wellness center has a yoga studio, and a lap pool sits beside the beach. Guests can play the Tom Weiskopf-designed Cabo del Sol Golf Course in the community.
Meeting space totals 34,500 square feet, including the 2,928-square-foot Nopal Ballroom for up to 200 guests.
“today announced the official debut of Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol, the first Park Hyatt branded hotel in Mexico”
The operator’s wording, read on its own page and last checked 1 November 2026.
Photographs
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Entrance to the resort. Photo: Hyatt -
Lobby terrace at sunrise. Photo: Hyatt -
Villa at dusk. Photo: Hyatt -
Villa La Paz, main room. Photo: Hyatt -
Villa San Lucas, terrace with ocean view. Photo: Hyatt
The facts
Each line links to the operator's page it was read on.
- Setting
- Along a pristine stretch of coastline within the private Cabo del Sol community in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur Source
- Architect
- Sordo Madaleno, lead architect. Interior design by Paulina Morán and George Wong Design, with the concept design by Yabu Pushelberg Source
- Rooms
- 163 guestrooms and 88 suites that range from 452 to 1,254 square feet, each with ocean or resort views, private terraces or patios, deep soaking tubs and walk-in showers. Select accommodations have private plunge pools Source
- Villas
- Three ocean-view private villas: two-bedroom villas with 1,995 square feet indoors and a 1,575-square-foot patio with a private pool, and a Presidential three-bedroom villa with 3,202 square feet indoors, a 3,131-square-foot terrace and a private lap pool Source
- Residences
- A collection of 11 villas and eight apartments available for purchase in four- to six-bedroom configurations, fully turnkey and furnished Source
- Dining
- Costamar, a beach club; Mesa Madre, a Mexican restaurant; and Dátil Coffee Shop, all led by Executive Chef Miguel Gomez. Silán, the signature restaurant serving Levantine cuisine, was expected to debut in spring 2026 Source
- Spa
- Araya Spa was expected to open in Q1 2026, with treatments named for the intention they evoke, such as Inner Calm, Release and Soothe, a 120-minute Sunrise Ritual, and Araya Salon. The resort has a 59,000-square-foot fitness and wellness center with a yoga studio and a 24-hour fitness facility Source
- Pool
- A beachside lap pool Source
- Activities
- Resort guests can play the Tom Weiskopf-designed Cabo del Sol Golf Course within the community. Ánima Village, an open-air retail and dining complex, is nearby Source
- Website
- hyatt.com
- @parkhyattcabodelsol
