Deluxe Oceanfront Suite

This suite sits in an ocean front position, so the Caribbean is in view from the moment you wake up. The category’s private terrace goes a step further with a plunge pool framed by wooden slats overlooking the sea, which is what separates it from a standard view room and makes the upgrade worthwhile for guests who want a quieter, more private way to take in the water.

It suits a couple perfectly, and the resort can add a complimentary infant bed for a young child travelling with you, which is how the third-guest capacity is typically used.

Yes — the Deluxe Oceanfront Suite is part of the resort’s collection of deluxe rooms and suites that feature plunge pools on their private balconies alongside the ocean view, so the outdoor space functions as its own private cooling-off spot rather than just a place to sit.

Expect a spa-inspired bathroom with a soaking tub, a walk-in shower and double sinks, with some suites in this category even positioned to frame ocean views from the bathroom itself. It’s designed to feel like an extension of the spa rather than a purely functional space.

A standard Ocean Front guestroom gives you the same sea-facing orientation without the private plunge pool, while two-bedroom options such as the Family Connecting Suite or Riviera Suite add extra bedrooms for larger groups. The Deluxe Oceanfront Suite sits in between: more space and a private plunge pool than the entry-level rooms, in a layout sized for a couple rather than a big family group.