The Cape, A Thompson Hotel by Hyatt

Wonderful

The view from the property is the first thing that grabs your attention and it’s an overwhelming beautiful sight of crashing waves and rocks. The open air lobby has a constant breeze that adds to the vibe. Yet the structure is mostly painted black concrete and the furniture is dark and heavy. On our trip we were looking forward to mulch peace and quiet but five floors of the property were going through plumbing repairs and the drilling noise was insane! Overall, the cost of food at the restaurants were highly overpriced for the quantity, quality and service given. We had previously stayed at other resorts in cabo like one and only Palmilla, Grand Velas, and they were better value. Not sure if we would return since there is ample resort choices available to experience. I would say The Cape was neither outstanding nor terrible.

This hotel is a wedding mill. If you're there for a wedding...great! Lots of fun. But if you're there for some relaxation you're out of luck. It's like an overpriced spring break resort for 35-45yr olds. Pools water is filthy...and a can of sunblock is $42.

The property is in a beautiful location, but the service and facility maintenance level is not even a 5-star hotel quality at all. I was very disappointed. It was overly hyped and overly priced for what it is.

Moderna, atractiva, excelentes instalaciones, servicio sumamente cálido y amable

Vista al mar al Arco increíbles

Excelente

We've stayed at The Cape twice now, and both times we had the most amazing experience. We can't wait to go back again. Everything was wonderful from the rooms to the service and everything in between. You can't beat the location and the views. We've stayed in the panoramic room and the deluxe king room, and both were excellent. Definitely stay here if you come to Cabo!

Service was supreme. Food and drinks were delicious. We really enjoyed our stay.