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Rating6.238 suites spread across seven categories, all sharing a contemporary style with regional wood accents and custom bedding. All suites have private balconies or terraces. The swim-out and oceanfront categories are the clearest value upgrades; the resort view entry-level rooms are fine but lack the distinctive character of the upper tiers.
Resort
366 sq ft, resort view. Entry-level option with king or two queens plus sofa bed. Balcony included. Good for budget-conscious guests who plan to spend most time on the beach rather than in the room.
Pool
Same 366 sq ft footprint as the resort-view suite but with a pool outlook from the terrace. Marginal upgrade for guests who want to watch pool activity.
Partial Ocean
366 sq ft with partial ocean glimpses from the balcony. Read the word 'partial' carefully — don't book expecting a full ocean panorama.
Ocean
Slightly larger at 409 sq ft with direct ocean sightlines from the balcony or terrace. The step-up that most couples should target.
Pool
409 sq ft with step-out pool access from the terrace. King bed only, max 3 guests. The convenience of walking into the pool without navigating the property is genuine, especially early morning.
Ocean Front
463 sq ft with unobstructed ocean-front views. Rooftop option available for an elevated experience. This and above are the rooms most guests cite when describing the resort's best stays.
Ocean Front
840 sq ft, the largest suite on property. Separate living area, panoramic oceanfront views. Max 3 guests. Worth it for guests who want to use the resort as a home base for island exploration.
