Hospitality brand TAFER Hotels & Resorts recently announced an expansion to its Mexico and Caribbean hotel, resort and villa offerings through a partnership with Diamante Cabo San Lucas, a luxury resort community.
TAFER will open two luxury resorts and residences, ranging from one- to four-bedroom villas, within Diamante Cabo San Lucas. Set on 1,500 acres of Pacific Ocean coastline in Baja California, the properties boast luxury amenities, on-site experiences, wellness offerings, gourmet cuisine, pools, a spa and more. Timeshare opportunities are available as part of the TAFER Residence Club.
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“Our partnership with Diamante Cabo San Lucas is an extremely significant milestone as we establish ourselves within one of Mexico’s most exclusive and esteemed private resort communities, further positioning TAFER Hotels & Resorts as a steward of luxury hospitality brands,” said Fernando González Corona, owner, founder and president, TAFER Hotels & Resorts.
In addition to the new resorts and residences, the two brands partner on the ownership and operation of Dunes Course by David Love III and El Cardonal by TGR Design championship golf courses. Guests and owners of the hotels and residences gain exclusive access to the otherwise private golf courses.
“We are pleased to partner with TAFER Hotels & Resorts and are confident they will deliver outstanding new resort and residential club offerings within Diamante,” said Ken Jowdy, CEO and founder, Diamante Cabo San Lucas.
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