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Viceroy Los Cabos

Name: Viceroy Los Cabos
Address: P.º Mal. San José Lote 8, Zona Hotelera, 23405 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico, Los Cabos, Mexico
Telephone: +526241049999
Price range: $305–$1,406
Rating: 4.6

P.º Mal. San José Lote 8, Zona Hotelera, 23405 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico

Forbes ★★★☆☆

Google 4.6

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$305

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$1,406

14 Aug 2026

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★☆☆ Recommended

Character and identity

Viceroy Los Cabos is the architectural outlier of the region: a Miguel Angel Aragonés design of floor-to-ceiling glass, reflecting pools and nest-like canopies that deliberately ignores the palapa-and-tile vernacular of Cabo. Set in San Jose del Cabo, twenty minutes from the airport and five from the downtown gallery district, the resort spreads across five swimming pools and four restaurants, all built around organic sourcing. Cielomar Rooftop handles the showpiece dinner with wood-fired cooking and locally caught seafood. A gym programmed by Harley Pasternak, an on-site screening room and rotating pop-ups give the property a curated, design-literate register rather than a beach-club one.

Who's it for

Best for:
Design-minded couples, groups of friends and solo travellers who want a contemporary, serene base near San Jose del Cabo's galleries and grown-up restaurant scene. Romantics should look at the Beachside Bliss Package, with private beachfront dinner and couples massage. Horseback rides along the sand and December-to-April whale sightings sweeten the case.

Should look elsewhere:
Families chasing a swimmable beach and party-seekers oriented around Cabo San Lucas nightlife. The resort beach, like most in the area, is not safe for swimming, and the tone here skews calm and curated rather than rowdy or kid-focused.

Bottom line

The defining draw is the architecture itself: few resorts in Mexico feel this consciously contemporary, and the design carries the experience as much as the food or spa do. Book it if clean lines and serenity matter more to you than splashing in the surf. Aim for whale season (December to April) and a suite that catches the reflecting pools at sunset.

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