Rating8.0
Rating7.9
Rating8.1Five room categories from 323 sq ft Superior Rooms up to 936 sq ft Premium Suites. The mountain-view Superior is the entry-level — serviceable but with aged décor. The clearest step up is the Superior Premium Level Room with Sea View (floors 9-12), which includes all Premium Level services. Families should look at the Family Villa for its separate living and dining areas adjacent to the pool.
Mountain
323 sq ft, mountain views, private balcony. King or 2 full beds. The baseline accommodation — clean and functional with essential amenities. The dated rattan furniture and aging finishes are most noticeable in this category. Mountain view means no ocean, which for a beachfront resort is a compromise.
Sea
323-327 sq ft with ocean or pool-and-ocean views. A meaningful upgrade over the mountain-view rooms — at a beachfront property, looking at the Pacific from your balcony actually changes the experience. Same basic room quality but the outlook compensates.
Sea
323 sq ft on floors 9-12, ocean views, and full Premium Level service package: exclusive reception, early check-in/late checkout, unlimited à la carte dining, private concierge, daily minibar restock, and pillow menu. The most significant upgrade on property — the à la carte dining access alone changes the trip for guests who care about food quality.
Pool/Garden
786 sq ft villa with separate living room, dining area, pool/garden views, and two full beds plus a sofa bed. Located next to the pool — easy access to the family amenities. The only accommodation category with genuine room to spread out for a family of 4-5. Better suited to family use than the tower rooms.
Ocean
936 sq ft with king bed, ocean views, and full Premium Level inclusions. The highest accommodation tier. If budget allows for this category, the combination of size, views, and Premium service is the best experience the resort offers.