Le Blanc Spa Resort Debuts Los Cabos Property

Palace Resorts announced the debut of Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos, set to open in fall 2017. The second property comes after the success of Le Blanc Spa Resort Cancun, the brand's flagship property. Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos is the second property to open under the umbrella of Palace Resorts.



The beachfront property will offer 373 expansive suites with private terraces; a 29,000-square-foot full-service spa with 25 treatment rooms; a 3,961-square-foot fitness and wellness center with personal trainers, TRX training, Aqua Spinning and Pilates; juice bars; four plunge pools; specialty cuisine; butler service; 14,000-square-feet of meeting space; four breakout rooms and more.

For dining, guests can enjoy seven gourmet restaurants and six bars with an extensive wine and beverage program. Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos is located 35 minutes from the Los Cabos International Airport and 15 minutes from downtown Cabo San Lucas.

Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos will be composed of four oceanfront buildings with all suites, and restaurants and bars offering ocean views and large terraces.

Suites at the resort range from 760 square feet to 1,400 square feet and each come equipped with a private terrace, living space, a king or two standard double beds, soaking tub and rain-shower head. Guests can take advantage of personal butler service, a nightly aroma therapy menu, a selection of pillows from the pillow menu, and luxury in-room amenities like CHI blow dryers, CHI flatirons and BVLGARI personal products. Suites are also stocked with mini-bars, high definition SMART TV's, Apple TV, Lavazza coffee makers, complimentary Wi-Fi and a signature beach tote and umbrella.

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