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The 53-room resort is all suite with views of the ocean, beach and swimming pools from balconies. One- and two-bedroom suites feature living area with sofa bed and dining areas, as well as kitchenettes with refrigerators.
The one-bedroom ocean-view suites accommodate two adults and three children, or four adults with a king bedroom and double sofa bed. Choose from a walk-out French balcony suite, 710 square feet, or a full balcony suite, 800 square feet.
The two-bedroom ocean-view suites accommodate up to six in rooms with a king bed in the master, a queen in the second bedroom, and a double sofa bed in 1,100 square feet.
All rooms offer a wet bar, microwave and refrigerator, dining area, complimentary robes, turndown service, umbrellas, safes, toaster/coffeemaker and 37-inch flat-screen LCD televisions. There is Wi-Fi in every suite (for an additional fee). Cribs and babysitter referrals are available.
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