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Conrad Cabo You may be known as your spring break buddies, but soon you’ll be gathering your friends for a luxury vacation in Mexico.

Hilton just announced that the Conrad Los Cabos is set to open in 2027, and the Baja resort already looks like one you can’t miss.

Once open to guests, Conrad Los Cabos will offer 111 impressive rooms of at least 500 square feet and 200 square feet of outdoor space with private plunge pools. Want more? There will be 21 suites and 43 residences (ranging in size from two to four bedrooms) available to book.

Other attractive features of this Conrad include five restaurants and bars: an all-day establishment, a specialty restaurant, a pool bar and grill, a beach bar and grill, and a lobby bar. There will also be a large spa, multiple pools, clubs for kids and teens, meeting spaces, luxury shopping venues and access to a golf course created by World Golf Hall of Famer Ernie Ells.

In fact, Conrad Los Cabos will be located in Oleda Pacific Living & Golf, an 860-acre resort community. It is approximately 30 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), 30 minutes from San Jose del Cabo and only 15 minutes from downtown Cabo San Lucas.

And although we may have to wait a while before the resort opens, we can trust that Parks Hospitality Holdings – the team behind the upcoming property – has plenty of experience creating solid experiences in Mexico (and beyond). The company’s other projects include TPG favorites like the Waldorf Astoria Cancun, the Hilton Tulum, the Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya and (on the opposite end of the spectrum) the Grand Hyatt Vail in Colorado.

Hilton’s big push into Mexico

Hilton is growing rapidly in Mexico – the company’s fastest-growing market in the Caribbean and Latin America. Hilton currently has more than 100 hotels in the country. This includes 10 boutique hotels that were recently added to Hilton Honors through a new partnership with Small Luxury Hotels and 40 hotels in the pipeline.

But Parks Hospitality Holdings isn’t just holding Hilton’s hand. The Mexican development company, which has more than 10,000 hotel rooms, is also developing the Park Hyatt Cancun and Grand Hyatt Los Cabos. They are set to open in 2025 and 2026 respectively.