There are three Beach Suites. These rooms are on the ground floor and don’t have any views, but they are spacious and comfortable.  The large glazed doors are meshed, so you can leave them open all night to allow the breezes in and make the most of the sounds of the ocean.

These are the only rooms were children are accepted. The balconies on the upper level rooms are not child proof and the ground floor Beach Suites are the only rooms that are secure for younger guests. These rooms have one queen bed and one double bed.

The Junior Suites all feature a queen bed and a double bed and are located on the ground and second floors. They can accommodate a maximum of three adults.

The ground floor rooms open right out on to the sandy dunes, while the second floor rooms have views of the beach and ocean. There are lots of windows (one on each wall) so there is plenty of natural light. Sliding glass doors give access to a terrace – these windows are screened and can be left open in the evenings.

The rooms have electrical lighting but there are no electrical outlets. An efficient ceiling fan with five power settings keeps the rooms cool even through the hottest months. There is plenty of hanging space and shelves and all the rooms have safety deposit box, beach towels and purified water.

Bathrooms are artistically designed and feature beautifully tiled vanity areas and large walk-in showers. Each one is unique in its design and the colors are kept in line with the theme of the building.

There’s a good supply of large soft towels and quality toiletries. Lighting in the bathrooms is noticeably brighter than that in the bedrooms. The water in the bathrooms is provided from the resort’s own well, while purified water is provided for drinking.

The Master Suites enjoy fabulous views of the beach and ocean from their top floor locations and are perfect for couples. Each room has a lovely king size bed in the middle of the room.

Although the buildings have palapa roofs the interior ceilings are plastered so that the rooms are entirely sealed. The decor and furnishings of the room reflect the natural theme of the building; luna (pictured above) is predominantly blues, while sol has yellows, lluvia purples and tierra browns, etc.

As with the Junior Suites the rooms feature a ceiling fan, 24 hour electrical lighting and plenty of natural light.

The upper floor balconies of the Master Suites give the most spectacular views of the beach and ocean. They are quite open and therefore not ideal for young children. Each one has a comfortable wooden bench that makes a great place to sit and enjoy these incredibly beautiful surroundings.

This spectacular suite makes up the entire top floor of a magnificent stone building. The reception is on the ground floor and access is via a staircase.

The suite has a queen bed and two single beds that can be set up as sofas or day beds. The sleeping areas are divided by a screen, and the suite’s lavish bathroom features a Jacuzzi.

One of the most memorable features of this suite is the rooftop terrace, which boasts far reaching views over the jungle and towards the Caribbean.