Sordo Madaleno's decision to reach back into Mexico's architectural memory — courtyards, shaded arcades, timber pergolas, the cooling logic of water channeled through open space — and project it forward onto a 26-acre Pacific-facing site gives Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol a coherence that few new coastal resorts manage. Completed in December 2025 as the first Park Hyatt property in Mexico, the 163-room hotel spreads across six low-rise floors within the private Cabo del Sol community in Baja California Sur, its limestone-toned massing sitting quietly against a coastline of volcanic rock, desert scrub, and the deep blue of the Sea of Cortez visible in every aerial view. Inside, the interiors carry the work of Paulina Morán and George Wong Design, with concept direction from Yabu Pushelberg. The palette holds to warm sand and bleached linen, with light oak millwork, upholstered platform beds, and circular plasterwork reliefs above headboards that bring a craft sensibility without crowding the rooms. Sliding glass walls dissolve the boundary between bedroom and terrace, where native succulents and cardón cactus frame views of either pool or ocean. The main pool terrace is symmetrical and unhurried, tall date palms spaced wide around a long infinity pool that falls toward the horizon, flanked by teak-framed sun loungers and white canvas umbrellas. The beachside dining pavilion uses raw timber beams and woven pendant lights to hold its own against the open sky, grounding the whole property in the sun-bleached material traditions of the Baja peninsula.