- The resort’s three-year renovation, led by original designer Paul Duesing will include modern updates, while maintaining its classic Mexican style. This includes custom furniture and artworks created by local artisans.
- Culinary enhancements include the launch of Agave Study at Peacock Alley, Neutral Coffee Lab, a coffee shop, and Travesía, a nine-course taco tasting experience.
- The Waldorf Astoria’s spa salon will also have a brand new look.
- Waldorf Astoria Las Cabos Pedregal was named one of the world’s best resorts for 2025 by Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards.
Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal Reopening on October 1, after an extensive multi-year resort renovation.
The hotel located in Cabo San Luis is currently closed to update its 112 guestrooms, suites casitas and villas. Paul Duesling PartnersThe original designer of the resort. The rooms will feature a light palette, Mexican-made custom furnishings, and a collection of art showcasing local talent. Tanya Talamante.
In a shared press release with Hilton, Maria Valeria Nowotny said, “The reimagining of Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal has been done thoughtfully in order to ensure a uniquely authentic luxury experience which gives a nod both to the resort’s impressive heritage as well as to the heritage and tradition of Mexican culture.” Travel + Leisure.
The transformation will take place over a period of time, starting in 2022. This includes improvements to the culinary program and restaurants. Since then, the hotel has added Agave Study at Peacock Alley, celebrating Mexico’s agave spirit-making traditions, Neutral Coffee Lab, offering local and international coffee varieties, and Travesía, a nine-course taco tasting experience. Don Manuel’s restaurant, the resort’s signature, has also been redesigned and serves a new take on Mexican cuisine, using fresh ingredients from local suppliers.
El Farallon offers a menu that highlights the freshest fish of the day. Crudo is the perfect place for an al fresco beachside lunch, or a cocktail and snack in the afternoon. It offers ceviche and sushi while overlooking an ocean.
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The Waldorf Astoria spa has also been refreshed. After renovations, the resort will still offer three-day Alo Moves Retreats. The spa still offers holistic treatments and a saltwater meditation pool based on moon phases for guests who are wellness-focused.
Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal is a favorite of T+L readers, securing a spot among the top 10 best resorts in Mexico at the 2025 World’s Best Awards.
The resort offers nightly rates starting at $1,214. Book your stay online at waldorfastorialoscabospedregal.com
