Two ways for a family to share
Family Suite 7 combines a queen bed with a bunk bed. It suits a family that wants separate sleeping spaces for children while staying together in one room. Suites 8 and 9 have two queen beds, an alternative for families comfortable sharing the larger beds. Each of these rooms accommodates up to four guests. Choose by the sleeping arrangement that works for your family rather than the room name alone.
Make mornings simpler
Breakfast is included at Café 13 from 8 to 10 am, so you can begin the day near your room. Plan early activities around those hours if breakfast matters to your schedule. Air conditioning and a private bathroom make it easy to return from the beach for a break. Rooms 7 and 9 have TVs; Suite 8 does not. The shared courtyard gives your group another place to sit between outings.
A beach location with practical details
The beach and main surf break are across the road, not inside the property. Adults should supervise children when crossing and at the water. If a child wants to try surfing, we can help arrange an independent instructor before arrival; confirm minimum ages and appropriate equipment directly with the provider. Use the outdoor shower after sandy beach time. Boards can be stored on the hotel rack, but equipment hire is separate.
Before you book your family room
Enter the full number of guests, including children, when checking availability. For a larger family, compare more than one room instead of exceeding the listed capacity. Ask about any specific needs such as a cot, stairs or room access before paying; do not assume these arrangements are available. Save self check-in instructions for arrival after 3 pm. Build a relaxed first afternoon rather than scheduling a prepaid activity immediately after your flight.
