Tourist Corridor · Design Hotel · Boutique
The Cape, A Thompson Hotel
159
Rooms & Villas
Every Room
El Arco Views
3
Dining Venues
35 min
From Airport
The Resort
Every room faces El Arco.
No exceptions.
The Cape is an ultra-stylish 5-star luxury boutique resort operated by Hyatt, dramatically positioned along the rocky coastline of the Tourist Corridor. Designed by acclaimed architect Javier Sánchez with a mid-century modern aesthetic rooted in 1960s Baja surf culture, it is the only resort in Los Cabos where every single room guarantees an unobstructed view of El Arco and Bahía Cabo San Lucas.
The Cape also functions as one of the peninsula's premier social hubs — home to Manta, the restaurant by Enrique Olvera (of Pujol fame), and Cabo's only true open-air multi-level rooftop lounge with fire pits, vertical gardens, and a rotating lineup of sunset DJs.
What Makes The Cape, a Thompson Hotel, Unique in Cabo?
The Cape is one of the most design-forward hotels in Mexico — mid-century modern architecture inspired by 1960s Baja surf culture, every room facing El Arco, and Manta restaurant by multi-Michelin-starred Chef Enrique Olvera as the culinary anchor.
Where You Stay
Industrial-Chic Rooms Designed by Javier Sánchez
The Cape's 159 rooms, suites, and bi-level villas were designed by acclaimed architect Javier Sánchez with a mid-century modern aesthetic rooted in 1960s Baja surf culture. Every single room is positioned to face El Arco and Bahía Cabo San Lucas — an architectural guarantee unique to this property.
The hanging leather swings on each balcony have become something of a signature — an unexpected detail that perfectly captures the resort's laid-back surf aesthetic wrapped in genuine luxury.
Culinary & Nightlife
Manta, The Rooftop & a Social Hub Without Equal
The Cape operates as one of Los Cabos' premier social destinations. Its restaurant and bar program draws visitors from across the peninsula — anchored by a world-class kitchen and capped by Cabo's only true open-air multi-level rooftop lounge.
Manta is helmed by Enrique Olvera — the chef behind Mexico City's Pujol, ranked among the world's 50 best restaurants. The concept fuses pan-Pacific ingredients with Mexican culinary traditions and Japanese Izakaya seafood techniques.
Wellness & Surf Atmosphere
Cliff-Face Spa, Twin Pools & Monuments Beach
Two distinctly different pool concepts serve different moods — an expansive ocean-facing infinity pool with a swim-up bar for social hours, and an intimate saltwater pool carved directly into natural beach boulders for quiet retreats. Currents Spa occupies the cliff face with dark-room hydrotherapy treatments and sea-view hot tubs.
Monuments Beach is a celebrated break for experienced surfers. Due to jagged rock shelf formations and powerful coastal breaks, recreational swimming in the ocean is highly discouraged — Médano Beach (a 5-minute taxi) is the nearest safe option.
Location & Access
Tourist Corridor Entrance — Minutes from Downtown
The Cape sits right at the entrance to the Tourist Corridor — the closest major Corridor resort to downtown Cabo San Lucas. A 5–10 minute taxi puts guests at the marina, nightlife, and shopping district, while still benefiting from the quiet, dramatic coastline of the Corridor.
Condé Nast Traveler regularly features The Cape among the top design hotels in Mexico. The combination of Enrique Olvera's kitchen, Javier Sánchez's architecture, and the El Arco view from every balcony makes it one of the most photographed resorts on the Baja Peninsula.
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