Three designers combine for ME Cabo’s $16M renovation

ME Cabo in Mexico reopened following a $16-million renovation that saw changes made to all of the hotel’s guestrooms, suites and public spaces. Architects Patricia Rios and Leonardo Díaz Borioli worked with interior designer Alejandra Contreras to transform the property.

The resort now has 162 guestrooms, including 62 ME+ suites that have design elements influenced by Mexican culture. The rooms have custom-designed furniture and décor pieces handcrafted by Mexican masons, carpenters and craftsmen, and new custom-designed wallpaper. The color palette includes grey and white. ME+ suites have floor-to-ceiling windows and ocean views. Suite ME, the resort’s equivalent to the Presidential Suite, has a miniature production booth for DJs and guests to host private parties.

The Lobby and Rose Bar were decorated with brightly colored fabrics.

Also as part of the renovation the pool deck was re-tiled, and there is a new beach club.

The property has paintings and sculptures by Mexican artist Yuri Zatarain, which are displayed in guestrooms and public spaces, as well as images by Portland-based photographer Kineo.

Also following the renovation, ME Cabo launched TullPu, a Peruvian restaurant. The hotel’s bar, Rose Bar, now has a new members-only Sub Rosa lounge located upstairs.

Meanwhile, the YHI Spa has dry saunas and hydro-massage. A fitness center is also located near the spa.

For events, the property has space for 2,500 guests.

Launching this Autumn will be a new beach club.

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