This Stunning Luxury Hotel Has The Most Iconic View In Los Cabos

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Los Cabos’ most popular attraction is, without a doubt, the famous El Arco de Cabo San Lucas.  

This stunning rock formation grounded in crystal-blue waters has attracted millions of tourists from all over the world thanks to its unique beauty. 

Every visitor heading to Los Cabos plans at least one day to see this marvelous gift of nature, but if you book the right room you may have the privilege of seeing El Arco directly from your suite. 

At the moment, The Cape is the only hotel in Los Cabos with direct views over the municipality’s most popular attraction. But what does this hotel offer except for stunning vistas? 

The Cape Resort 

The Cape belongs to the renowned Thompson Hotels firm and is particularly popular for its stunning architecture. 

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This resort offers suites, rooms, and villas with prices starting from $709. Finding availability is quite difficult, especially during high season, so tourists wanting to stay here are advised to book as soon as possible. 

Guests will be able to choose among a wide variety of dining options, such as the popular Manta restaurant offering delicious seafood and fish dishes. 

Alternatively, those on a vegetarian diet should opt for The Ledge, which features a vegetarian menu that satisfies all tastes. Other options include The Rooftop, Point Break, and Sunken Bar. 

Of course, The Cape also features a state-of-the-art spa offering detox rituals, couple massages, facials, and saunas. 

Even though The Cape is the only property in Los Cabos with direct views over the famous El Arco, there are a variety of other all-inclusive resorts worth booking. 

Other popular resorts in Los Cabos

First on our list is, without a doubt, the Grand Velas all-inclusive resort. Awarded five stars by Forbes, this property is among the most luxurious in the municipality. 

The Grand Velas offers access to seven distinct gourmet restaurants in Cabo San Lucas including the popular Cocina de Autor, Velas 10, Piaf, Lucca, and more. 

On top of this, this all-inclusive resort features top-notch amenities such as a 35,000 square foot spa named ‘Aquatic Paradise’ by Forbes. Here, tourists can immerse themselves in the ultimate relaxing journey thanks to the latest technologies and treatments offered by this spa, making use of Mexican healing natural essentials. 

Another great option to level up your vacation is Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach. This resort offers a variety of suites with sea views as well as a number of state-of-the-art amenities, including the award-winning Armonia Spa and exclusive access to the Jack Nicklaus Signature course at Quivira Golf Club. 

Some of the services offered by this property include gourmet dining in some of the top restaurants in Los Cabos, in-room dining, outdoor pools and hot tubs, and much more. 

A few resorts coming up soon

But this is not all! Plenty of hotel corporations are now noticing Los Cabo’s potential and are currently building new properties that will soon open their doors to tourists. 

For instance, Four Season Resort and Residence should start to accept bookings at the beginning of 2024. 

This property will feature a total of 96 guest rooms and suites with marvelous ocean views as well as 61 residences and villas. Four Season Resort and Residence will also have three oceanfront pools as well as ten garden spa treatment rooms. 

Another popular resort that will soon arrive in Los Cabos is Park Hyatt Hotel Los Cabos at Cabo del Sol. This hotel will have 163 guest rooms and 19 villas and residences. 

It is still unclear when exactly it will open, but it is now certain that Park Hyatt Hotel will offer its visitors access to a private spa, a fitness and wellness center, several pools, and a massive business center. 

On top of this, this hotel will be home to two restaurants. One of the two will serve Mediterranean-inspired food, while the other will offer recipes inspired by the Mexican culinary tradition.