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Paradero Todos Santos

Todos Santos, Mexico • Pescadero • SPLURGE

avg. $404 / night

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At a glance

Thirty-five concrete towers by Yektajo Valdez Architects rise from Baja scrub, each with a private rooftop terrace and Michelin Key recognition.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and minimalism-focused travelers

Highlights:

  • 35 board-formed concrete towers with Mayan-inspired geometry
  • Rooftop terraces with mattresses laid directly on concrete
  • Michelin Key-awarded property on 5 acres of Baja farmland
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PB hotel design editorial

Thirty-five concrete towers rising from Baja desert scrub, their board-formed walls the same pale sand as the ground beneath them, make Paradero Todos Santos one of the more architecturally committed hotel projects to have emerged from Mexico in recent years. Yashar Yektajo and Rubén Valdez of Yektajo Valdez Architects conceived the suites as a sequence of interlocking volumes across five acres of Mesa farmland in Pescadero, each unit open to the sky via private rooftop terraces where mattresses are laid directly on the concrete deck. The massing draws loosely on Mayan triangular geometry, and the board-formed concrete carries the grain of its timber formwork on every surface, giving the walls a warmth that raw brutalism rarely achieves. Tornillo timber details — floating vanity units, slatted ceiling panels, low platform beds — pull the interiors toward something softer without abandoning the material logic of the structure. Interior designer B Huber keeps the rooms deliberately spare: wicker pendant lamps cast amber pools over natural-fiber rugs and hand-thrown ceramic vessels, the palette running from warm grey concrete to ochre-tinted terracotta. The communal pavilion, open on all sides beneath a massive poured-concrete soffit punctuated by a pyramidal skylight, frames the surrounding desert and mountain ridgeline through its columns like a sequence of landscape paintings. A long lap pool set flush with the concrete deck extends toward the chaparral, the Sierra de la Laguna mountains visible at sunset from the water. The whole property, awarded a Michelin Key since opening in 2021, holds farmland and desert in an easy conversation with one of the more architecturally serious resort builds on the Baja peninsula.

Travel notes

1hr drive from Cabo San Lucas

About

We care about your journey in Baja. Award-winning design, Unforgettable dining & Life-changing experiences.

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Paradero Todos Santos Reviews

317 reviews

"My partner and I can’t recommend this hotel enough. We came to celebrate our anniversary, and the team made it unforgettable. The architecture is stunning and truly something you have to experience in person. What stood out most was the attention to detail. Every activity ended with a thoughtful surprise, cold towels and maracuyá water after our hike, agua de jamaica after surfing, appetizers after our massage, and so much more. We loved that so many activities were included. We surfed, hiked, took the cooking class with the amazing chefs (José and Raúl), and enjoyed a beautiful sunset setup on the beach with wine. Since we visited in July which is a bit of a slower season, we got to experience all the activities privately, which made them even more special. Transportation was always in luxury SUVs, perfectly on time and included (have to mention that the drivers were so nice as well). A huge thank you to David, Hernando, Eduardo, José, Raúl, and the entire staff for making us feel so welcome. The food, spa, pool, and service were all exceptional. We left already planning our next visit."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 22, 2026

"Our experience at Paradero was unforgettable. From the moment we got out of our car, we felt completely relaxed and peaceful. The front desk team was super helpful and made the check in process seamless. Then came our room. We stayed in room 19 where we had a panoramic view of the mountains and in the distance we could see the ocean. Breathtaking. The room was very clean and fresh, which was a huge need in this Baja July heat. That night we had a reservation for the Omakase experience at Tenoch. This was honestly one of the highlights of our trip. My partner and I are huge foodies and were excited to try a tasting menu as our first meal. Our omakase was led by chef Raul and Julian that made the night very special. They taught us traditional ways of cooking going back all the way to Mayan times, and somehow fused it beautifully with modern flavors. This was a 13/10 experience. Wow wow wow! As for the rest of the stay, we booked 3 of their experiences which are included in our booking. We went on an early morning horseback ride around the property. We relaxed with sound healing. And we went back to Tenoch for a cooking class with Chef Jose Solis. The only downside to our stay was having to leave! But we left with our minds relaxed, connected to ourselves, and with very happy tastebuds. Thank you to everyone at Paradero for making this stay irreplaceable."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"Excellent place to stay, everything is made for relaxation and to have a great time with your significant other. Service is a 10/10, everyone is very cordial and goes above and beyond to satisfy your needs. Activities are a must, is a great way to keep you busy and they’re so fun to do. I will definitely come back here. Thank you so much!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

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