LOS CABOS, MEXICO—Hilton Worldwide, in partnership with MetLife, Inc. and Thayer Lodging Group, has reopened the Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort in Los Cabos, Mexico, debuting phase-one renovations following a multimillion-dollar transformation.
Hilton Los Cabos returns as a refined beachfront resort experience, featuring reimagined culinary concepts, 65 new Club-level suites, a 7,000-sq. ft. spa and salon, and additional enhancements and upgrades property-wide.
“A beloved seaside retreat for more than a decade, we are proud to reopen our doors with a far superior product and the exceptional service standards our guests know and love,” said Tim Booth, GM, Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort. “Thanks to our devoted on-property team and partners at Hilton, we are thrilled to welcome guests back to relax, play and discover the endless beauty of sunny Los Cabos, Mexico.”
Facing the Sea of Cortés, the hotel is nestled between colonial San Jose del Cabo and picturesque Cabo San Lucas at the tip of the Baja California peninsula. Interior design firm Hirsch Bedner & Associates was tasked with celebrating Mexican heritage in every element of the redesign, while also infusing the property with freshness and sense of place through custom curated artworks, carved wood furnishings and bright textile accents.
The renovation features the addition of three new food and beverage concepts, Mio swim-up bar, Azul lobby bar and La Onda beach bar, as well as significant improvements to the resort’s existing El Meson and Madero dining venues.
Phase-one renovations also include a new local hat shop, El Sombrero, featuring more than 15 handcrafted fashions. Comprehensive redesign of the resort landscape with private cabanas and hammocks, and considerable enhancements to the resort’s 375 guestrooms and suites, including hand-painted wall murals, are also now complete.
In August, the resort will unveil La Vista Club, an entirely new “hotel within a hotel” concept with 65 rooms and suites, as well as exclusive privileges and luxury touches, including private facilities serving complimentary culinary creations for its members. The 65 club-level rooms and suites offer extended balconies, custom-made furnishings, marble baths and members-only amenities.
As part of phase-two renovations slated for completion in September, the resort will present a new spa concept focusing on holistic health, wellness and fitness experiences for guests. The 7,000-sq.-ft. spa will feature 15 treatment rooms, three pedicure stations and four manicure tables, as well as a new Zen Garden and Movement Studio, offering an array of classes. In addition, it will include the opening of Vela, a fine dining concept with aspirational world cuisine inspired by Mexican culture, history and ingredients; and an enhanced Cabo Kids Camp with all new programming for children ages four to 12.