Standard Rooms are simple but contain everything you’ll need for a comfortable and relaxing stay. They are spacious and can easily accommodate three adults in a queen bed and a single bed. The beds are in two distinct sleeping areas so there’s a good deal of privacy for two or three guests, a welcome change to most triple occupancy rooms.

The photographs show room #6 at Posada Margherita. The single bed can be used as a day bed if not required for sleeping.

The rooms are colorful and quirkily decorated. Large windows lead to a terrace or balcony furnished with a table and chairs. where guests can enjoy the balmy climate.

Posada Margherita has three Superior rooms, each of which has a king bed and one or two single beds. Superior room #1 is on the ground floor, beneath #8. It’s close to the beach but doesn’t have any ocean views.

Superior room #1 has a king bed and two additional single beds, one of which is positioned in the same room as the king bed (but not immediately next to it). The second is in a dressing area. There are no doors between these sections of the room, but there’s more privacy for a family than in most guest rooms.

Superior room #3 is on the second floor and has a king bed and a single bed. It has a terrace furnished with two wooden chairs, and you can just glimpse the sea through the palm fronds (photos above and below).

Superior room #2 is located on the ground floor (beneath room #3). It has a king bed and a single bed, and a pretty terrace that overlooks the gardens of the hotel.

Room 5 at Posada Margherita is unusual because it has a separate loft area. There is a ladder-style staircase (which you can just see in the photo above) that provides access to the upper room. The staircase has no hand rails on the sides nor the top, so you need to be quite agile to use it, but it is sure to delight children and teenagers.

The main room is located on the second floor of the property, and has a queen bed plus a single bed by the window, that can be also used as a sofa. The bathroom is on this level too, and has a shower and a pebble effect floor.

The loft room has a double bed. There’s a ceiling fan above and the ceiling is full height, so it feels just like a regular bedroom once you’ve climbed the staircase.

This bedroom has access to a small terrace that faces towards the jungle. Room 5 doesn’t have any ocean views, but from this terrace you can witness spectacular sunsets over the jungle canopy.

Room 7 is an upper floor room located above the standard room #4. It is a good choice for families with children, having a queen bed and two single beds in one large bedroom.  This is a spacious room with big windows and a high ceiling.

The bathroom features a large walk-in shower that will make family bathtimes simple. There’s a three-quarter height door to the shower and toilet, and then a vanity area that has an open doorway to the main room.

Room #7 has a nice furnished terrace on the same level as the bedroom. It’s shaded by an overhanging palapa roof and is a pleasant place to relax; almost like a separate sitting room.

A wooden staircase leads up to the wonderful roof terrace, from which you can see both the Caribbean and the jungle. There’s no shade here, so it’s good for sunbathing or for stargazing.

Superior room #8 is the room nearest to the beach at Posada Margherita. It is on the second floor and has spectacular ocean views from its rooftop terrace. This is a great place from which to admire the varying hues of the Caribbean sea, and watch the kitesurfers in action.

The bedroom has a queen bed, a single bed and a day bed that could be used as a bed for a child. There’s plenty of space here, and the ceiling fans keep it nice and cool. The bathroom is very similar to the one in room #7, with a spacious walk-in shower and a vanity area.

In addition to the roof terrace, room #8 has a terrace just outside the room, furnished with wicker arm chairs and wooden chairs. This terrace also enjoys glimpses of the sea through palm fronds.