Arroyo Grande Resort Takes Mexico by Storm in Los Cabos with New Development Plans Opening 2014

Hoppi’s Hydawhey, LLC announces plans to develop a hotel, spa, golf course, and casino. It is tucked away on the Southern tip of the Baja California peninsula in the heart of Los Cabos. Ideally situated at the Sea of Cortez, it’s within a ten minute drive to the airport.

Hoppi’s Hydawhey, LLC reveals a consulting and design relationship with HKS. The Arroyo Grande Resort and Spa project will provide a full service 5 star resort hotel and spa of what is to be a fresh and innovative spring of tropical family vacation resort, offering 200+ opulent suites and guest rooms with spectacular views of the ocean where the arroyo meets the Sea of Cortez.

The project will feature a state-of-the-art world-class 40,000 sq.ft. Entertainment Centre and Gaming casino (500 slots.) In addition, it will feature land concession for golf course development of a Jack Nicklaus “Signature” designed 27-hole golf course, including second-phase development of master-planned communities, along with Sport Fishing Adventures with a fleet of five sport fishing vessels.

The Arroyo Grande Resort and Spa project stands alone as the nearest proposed 5 Star resort hotel along the hotel corridor of the Los Cabos area, adjacent to Downtown and Los Cabos Airport, i.e. Cabo San Lucas. There are “no bad days in Los Cabos.” Amenities will include a luxurious in-house spa with assortment of services and therapeutic treatments, multiple pools with swim-up bar feature, twilight harbor cruises, and world-class marlin and sailfish fishing, Horseback riding and ATV access to the Arroyo are anticipated, as is world-class surfing at Zippers Beach, jet skiing, kayaking, scuba diving and parasailing rentals, guided nature walks to view bird life and endangered species.

Guests will enjoy more than 10,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor space, and gym facilities with state-of-the-art workout equipment, All units are equipped with dishwashers, washer/dryer units and wireless access, Signature Arroyo Grande turn-down service, and full-service ground transportation. The projected cost is approximately $160 million.