What it is

Viceroy Los Cabos is an architectural gem among San José del Cabo's luxe resorts.

What it isn't

Anything average. Viceroy Los Cabos looks otherworldly but is walking distance to San José del Cabo.

What we think

An architecturally stunning hotel for luxury mavericks, Viceroy Los Cabos is a captivating maze of concrete, water, and elegantly drawn lines. The complex, designed by Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragonés, is comprised of several white cube-shaped buildings connected by paths that criss-cross a series of “espejos de agua,” (English translation: water mirrors). If it seems like there would be a cold vibe with all the concrete and glass, think again. Along with the warm Pacific breezes, Viceroy Los Cabos exists in an effervescent sense of tranquility. There are just under two hundred rooms—all minimalist, spacious and crisply white, with Poliform furniture and views of either the ocean or the architecture. A modern Japanese Mexican restaurant, Nido, sits under a striking bird’s nest–like dome made of recycled twigs. There’s also a rooftop restaurant and bar, immersive spa, beach club, kid’s club, game room, and 4 oval-shaped swimming pools, making Viceroy Los Cabos one of the more well-rounded luxury properties in San José del Cabo

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You're here because

You’re a design fanatic who enjoys staying at a beach resort whose architecture is more eye-catching than the beach itself.

The Moment

A warm sea-breeze surrounds you as you tuck into a late lunch of seafood ceviche under the shade of Nidito Beach + Poolside Bar’s lattice shell, the filtered sunlight leaving a web-like print on the floor beneath your feet.

Restaurants & Bars

Cielomar Rooftop – Fresh seafood and flame-grilled flare

Casero - Fresh takes on classic Mexican cuisine

Nido - Cevichería + Bar

Otro Bar - lively bar with a large tequila offering

Nidito Beach - Craft drinks and snacks on the beach or at the pool

Location

In the Hotel Zone outside San José del Cabo, 20 minutes from the airport.