The wood-slatted Glass Box off the main lobby at the Cape is modeled after traditional pulquerías and offers a perfect perch for cocktails with sweeping views through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Backlit to warmly glow at night, the 161-room hotel’s black concrete façade is an abstraction of the Thompson logo.

The sunken lobby bar features a trellis ceiling and an undulating feature wall made from lacquer, mirrors, and tzalam wood.

The multi-zoned rooftop boasts a tented circular bar, lounge seating, and a beer garden, all flanked by a firepit.

Hand-pressed cement tiles cover the floor in all-day dining restaurant the Ledge.

The open-air lounge in Currents spa is partially covered by slatted wood that runs up the wall and across the ceiling.

Masculine-feeling guestrooms feature handmade Mexican cement tiles, local wood, and heady views.

The hotel’s main infinity pool and swim-up bar seem to float in the ocean.