A couple from Utah stayed in a completely empty hotel in Los Cabos, Mexico. The incident went viral on TikTok. Image: Composite LR/TikTok/Daily Mail
Cameron Jensen went to Los Cabos, Mexico to spend his honeymoon with his wife Carly. A newlywed couple from Utah, United States booked a room at the new Grand Velas Boutique Los Cabos, and what should have been a fun vacation took an unexpected turn when they learned they would be the only guests at the hotel.
An American couple owned a hotel
Cameron documented the stay Grand Velas Boutique The room on your account will cost $1,150 per night TikTok, will go viral within hours. “At first, it started as a joke … but it seems like an episode Black glassThe husband said in a video that has received more than seven million views.
Jensen counted, Through various videos, he gets excited every time he sees one around the property; However, he only realized that they were contractors Luxury hotel. In the following videos, he explores different parts of the resort in search of new companions, finding an older couple and a younger couple at breakfast.
“It was great until it wasn't. I found myself walking around the place at night trying to find someone,” he told British media. Daily Mail.
The American couple told the media Version inside, the food was “top notch” and the hotel was “extremely beautiful” in perfect condition. However, they both asked themselves the following question: “Why is this place not full?”
A weary Cameron asked the hotel staff why they were the only guests. Mexican resort, getting different answers. “What are you talking about? Is it packed?', 'construction', 'low season',” he said.
The couple initially took the fact that they were the only guests at the hotel with grace; However, as the days went by they sought more guests. Photo: TikTok/ Freedom_Husler.
A Mexican hotel surprises an American couple
When it was time to say goodbye to the luxury hotel, the staff decided to give the American couple a surprise. In his video TikTokEmployees can be seen lining up to bid farewell to him and his wife.
There was even a band playing for them as they left. Some of the staff held a sign saying “You are not alone”. “You should have seen my viral video,” Cameron said.
All the staff were there to say goodbye to the American couple as they left the hotel. Photo: TikTok/Freedom_Husler
What happened to the couple staying at the hotel?
After initially feeling “panicked” about being alone, he and his wife told the Daily Mail they enjoyed staying at the hotel. Los Cabos. They praised the staff for making them feel “special and loved”.
Although the hotel was completely secluded, both said there were positive aspects to it Honeymoon. For example, a private dinner on the beach one night.
Later, back at the house, Cameron and Carly discover why the place was completely empty. As they say Version insideThey only learned the hotel had opened a few weeks before their arrival: “We didn't know when we started,” the young woman insists.
A Mexican hotel responds to the story of an American couple
The hotel chain was contacted New York Post To convey that they are there to “be whatever”.
“Velas Resorts operates 100% regardless of guest count,” said Melissa Weisenbacher, executive of the hotel chain. “It has a staff-to-guest ratio of 3 to 1, which compares to many resorts that do the opposite (3 guests to 1 staff),” Weissenbacher told the aforementioned US media outlet.
American couple found dead in luxury hotel in Mexico
In a story that went viral in 2023, Abby Lutz, 28, and John Heathcoe, 41, were found dead in their room at a luxury hotel in Sur, Baja California. They stayed at Rancho Pescadero, owned by the upscale Hyatt in El Pescadero, about 40 miles (64 km) north of Cabo San Lucas.
According to information on Lutz's GoFundMe page, the two initially began experiencing symptoms of food poisoning and were treated at a local hospital during their trip. However, a day later, they received the shocking news that both of them had died peacefully in their sleep in their hotel room.
Lutz's family said they were told the deaths could have been caused by “insufficient ventilation at the resort and the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning”.
What are the best hotels in Mexico?
According to the specialized portal TripAdvisor, the best hotels and resorts in Mexico:
- Hilton Vallarta Riviera All Inclusive Resort
- Hyatt Ziva Cancun
- Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos
- Garza Blanca Resort & Spa Los Cabos
- Villa Del Palmer Beach Resort & Spa Cabo San Lucas
- Isla Hotel
- Iberostar Choice Cancun
- Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Resort
