The Cape Thompson Transportation

Highlights

• Spectacular Views in Every Room. All ~161 rooms, suites, and villas offer unobstructed ocean views. Many come with private balconies (some with hanging daybeds or plunge pools), letting guests soak in the horizon and the dramatic rock formations that define Baja’s southern tip.
• Design & Ambiance. The aesthetics lean toward a mix of mid-century modern, surf-bungalow vibes, and clean, bold design touches. Accents like copper bathtubs, artisanal furnishings, floor-to-ceiling glass, and local artwork give the property character without feeling overdone.
• Dining Scene. The Cape’s food is a major draw. Its signature restaurant Manta, by Chef Enrique Olvera, focuses on seafood with Pacific Rim / Baja influences. Other venues include The Ledge (more casual beach-house style) and a rooftop bar offering sunset views, creative cocktails, and evening ambiance.
• Pools, Spa, Wellness. Guests can enjoy two main pools (one with a swim-up bar, another saltwater set in natural rock formations), and a sleek spa named Currents. The spa offers steam rooms, hot & cold plunge pools, outdoor cabanas, and treatments that match the setting’s natural, relaxed luxury.
• Vibe & Extras. The Cape strikes a balance between upscale retreat and social energy. It has chic gathering spots: a rooftop lounge, bar offerings, a sunken lobby bar, and spaces for enjoying sunsets, music, or just relaxing with a drink. There’s also access to Monuments Beach, which is popular among experienced surfers.

Things to Know

• While extremely beautiful, the beach in front of The Cape often has strong surf and currents, which makes swimming less safe at times; many guests prefer the pools.
• Prices tend toward the premium side—food, drinks, and dining often reflect the luxury level and view premiums.
• Because of its design and location, the vibe is more for adults, couples, or design-conscious travelers rather than children or those looking for a high-activity, family-oriented resort.