The years of renovation of Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal has finally been completed
Hilton Honors program jewelry Waldorf Astoria los Cabos Pedregal unveiled the last piece of years of renovation ahead of the “Big Reveal” on October 1.
The latest update to the property includes a redesign of all 112 rooms, suites, villas and Casitas throughout the property. According to a statement from Hilton, the changes cover new “soothing” lighting and fresh decor, enhancing the comfort and functionality of the room.
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Paul Duesing, the original designer of the resort, improved the design of the room by combining modern style with cultural elements such as art and furniture made by Mexican artists. This includes metal turtle shells above the bed made from Preciato Iluminacion, Jalisco.
These accommodation will also highlight the popular Waldorf’s handmade beverage program through a new indoor bar. The overall atmosphere will turn to light tones throughout the room, creating dark tones.
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Outside the rooms and suites, visitors will see many other new changes, including at the Waldorf Astoria Spa, where salons have been reconceived as “a serene shelter to restore and pamper”.
The adult pool area also has a new look.
Now, the restaurant The Beach Club, which has been relied on, will offer new culinary experiences and activations.
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“Waldorf astoria Los Cabos Pedregal’s reimagining is a deep respect for the rumored heritage of Mexico and the rich cultural heritage to ensure a truly authentic luxury experience,” said Maria Valeria Nowotny, vice president of operations for Hilton, Mexican and Mexican and Central Americans.
During the years of transformation, the resort has undergone many other additions and conversions. Waldorf Astoria Brand’s signature rail has agave study. The addition of Travelsia and its nine-course taco tasting menu; there is also a new custom coffee shop, the Neutral Coffee Lab.
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TPG has long been a popular property for Hilton Honors loyalists, the final comment from Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal, calling it “the perfect paradise.” Unfortunately, this paradise has become more expensive this summer at least when it comes to booking points. In September, the sudden devaluation of Hilton – the second devaluation of the year – reached a price of up to 250,000 per night at the resort.
Despite the price hitting the price, we can’t deny that even before these impressive upgrades, Waldorf Astoria was a barrel listing property that would usually hit the top of a must-see list.
How to book Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal
The cash rate for Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal is about $1,094 or 250,000 Hilton Honors Points per night.
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