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Pale wood furniture and white headboards give these rooms a light, straightforward style. Blue-and-white curtains introduce a coastal accent. Patterned carpet runs beneath the sleeping and sitting areas. King rooms are close to the resort’s pools, dining venues, spa and beach.

The king layout places a teal lounge seat and an armchair with a yellow cushion beside the glass doors. In the queen layout, woven chairs gather around a round table by the window. Both arrangements leave a place for a coffee or a book separate from the bed. A cabinet and white counter run along the opposite wall.

The queen room's bathroom includes a bathtub. Wooden vanity units and illuminated mirrors feature in both layouts. Botanical artwork brings a green accent to the pale walls.

Blue-and-white curtains and sandy tones give the room a relaxed coastal feel. A padded white headboard stretches across the sleeping area. Wall-mounted reading lights and pale wood furniture sit alongside it. The carpet has a subtle pattern that runs through to the seating by the window.

The king layout includes a teal chaise and an armchair. The queen layout has woven chairs around a small round table. Each arrangement provides a place to sit away from the bed. A light-coloured cabinet and broad counter keep the main furniture along the wall. The centre of the room stays open.

Rooms occupy floors two through five. In the bathroom, an illuminated mirror sits above a wooden vanity. Leafy green artwork adds colour to the otherwise pale interior.

These upper-floor rooms have wood-tile floors and area rugs, rather than the carpet used below. Pale cabinets and white headboards keep the interior bright, with blue-and-white curtains framing the windows. The rooms are spread across floors six through nine.

The king layout has a padded lounge seat near the glass doors. In the queen layout, woven chairs sit around a round table. Both give you somewhere to sit without using the bed. Light wooden storage units and broad counters run along the wall. Their clean, straight lines balance the softer fabrics.

The bathroom carries the same light palette, with a wooden vanity and a large lit mirror. Leaf artwork adds green against the neutral walls. The counter leaves space around the washbasin for personal items.

The glass doors open to an outdoor table with two chairs, extending the room's seating beyond the interior. Pale carpet and blue-toned curtains give the bedroom a soft finish, while the furniture combines light wood with white counters. The padded headboard keeps the sleeping area simple and contemporary.

Seating differs with the bed layout. The king room has a chaise and an armchair with a yellow cushion; the queen room places woven chairs around a round table. There is also a bench at the foot of the king bed. These arrangements keep a place for reading or conversation within the main room.

This category occupies floors three through five. In the bathroom, a wooden vanity sits beneath an illuminated mirror, and botanical artwork introduces a stronger green accent.

A cream sofa and a solid wood coffee table give the separate lounge a warm, informal character. Striped cushions introduce blue and green, with pale patterned carpet under the seating. Glazed doors bring the outdoor seating into view from the living room.

The bedroom follows the same light palette but has its own furniture arrangement. A long wooden cabinet with a white counter runs along one wall, with a desk extending from it. An upholstered chaise stands near the window, providing another place to read apart from the main lounge.

Between the different spaces, pale curtains and blue accents keep the decor consistent. The bathroom has a broad vanity and mirror, with bathing facilities separate from the counter. The kitchenette has counters on two sides, with a sink set into one and cupboards beneath.

The lounge looks towards the courtyard, palms and Activity Pool, with a cream sofa set around a solid wood coffee table. Blue-green striped cushions add colour to the pale carpet and upholstery. Glazed doors link the seating with the outdoor areas on either side of the suite.

A separate bedroom keeps the sleeping space apart from the lounge. Its long wooden cabinet includes a white counter and a desk, while a chaise near the window offers a more private place to sit. The two rooms share blue-and-white curtains and light finishes, but each has its own seating.

The bathroom combines a wide vanity with distinct bathing areas. Pale counters and a large mirror continue the simple styling, with warmer wood tones connecting the room to the bedroom furniture. In the kitchenette, a sink and cupboards sit beneath pale counters on two sides.

A cream sofa sits beside the glass doors, facing into the main room. Built-in cupboards and a broad work surface line the opposite wall, keeping storage and desk space together. The sleeping and sitting areas remain open to each other, with pale upholstery tying the furniture together.

Vertical fluting and illuminated display niches add detail to the wooden cabinetry. An area rug softens the floor around the bed, and wall-mounted lights leave the bedside tables free. The contemporary layout makes room for sitting, sleeping and working within a single interior.

Outside, a table and chairs provide another place to sit beyond the glass doors. The bathroom has a deluxe shower.

A lounge chair beside the glass doors makes the window end a comfortable place to settle with a book. The doors connect this seating area with the outdoor table and chairs, so there are places to sit on either side of the glass. Inside, a white padded headboard and pale cabinetry keep the palette light.

Blue accents appear in the curtains and rugs, with warmer wood tones along the cabinet wall. A wide counter provides a useful surface separate from the bedside tables. The room has an open layout, with the sleeping and sitting areas sharing the same space rather than forming separate rooms.

The bathroom has a glass-enclosed shower and a floating wooden vanity. Its broad illuminated mirror and green botanical artwork echo the simple lines and coastal colours used in the bedroom.

The living room has a cream sectional sofa and an organic wood coffee table, with striped cushions bringing blue and green into the seating. A round table with woven chairs stands nearer the glass doors. Colour-block artwork adds another accent against the pale walls.

The bedroom is separate from the living room. It has a white headboard, a blue bench and its own vanity with a woven-framed mirror. Dark wardrobes contrast with the light wooden floor and blue-and-white curtains.

On the ninth floor, the suite looks towards the ocean and pool. Its bathroom pairs a broad counter with a glass-enclosed shower, continuing the clean lines used throughout the rooms. A stool is tucked beneath the bedroom vanity, beside the wardrobe.

A long grey sofa sits along the window side of the studio, with a round table and a pale chair nearby. This seating shares the main room with the bed, creating an open layout rather than a separate lounge. Glass doors connect it with the outdoor table and chairs.

Blue rugs and blue-and-white curtains bring colour to the wood-tile floor and pale furniture. A woven floor lamp adds texture beside the sofa, while the white padded headboard gives the sleeping area a simple backdrop. The cabinet wall includes a broad counter for belongings, apart from the small bedside surfaces.

The studio is on floors two, three, four, six or seven. In the bathroom, a floating wooden vanity sits below an illuminated mirror, and a glass-enclosed shower keeps the bathing area distinct from the counter.

An internal door joins two complete guestrooms. The sleeping areas can be used separately while keeping everyone close. The interiors share a light coastal palette, with pale wood furniture and white padded headboards. Curtains fade from white into blue. Patterned carpet softens the floors throughout both rooms.

The two layouts offer different places to sit. In the king room, a teal chaise and an armchair with a yellow cushion occupy the window end. In the queen room, woven chairs face a small round table beside the glass doors. These separate seating areas give the group more than one place to read, chat or take a break indoors.

Broad bathroom counters and illuminated mirrors continue the simple, contemporary styling. Green leaf artwork adds a brighter accent against the pale walls and wooden vanity units.

The sofa divides the sleeping area from a sitting and dining space near the windows. Two chairs face a round table, giving the open-plan studio a place for meals or a laptop without using the bed. Glazed doors lead from this end of the room to the outdoor seating.

Wooden cabinets have lit display niches, and their warmer tones contrast with the pale upholstery. Columns help define the different parts of the room, while rugs soften the floor beneath the furniture. Slim wall lights sit beside the headboard, leaving the bedside surfaces clear.

The bathroom has a spacious glass-enclosed shower. A broad mirror sits above the pale vanity counter. Straight lines and neutral finishes carry the main room's modern style into the bathroom.

A separate children's sleeping room gives the family layout a clear distinction from an open-plan studio. Its bunk beds have a ladder and guard rail, with drawers and a cabinet close by. The main bedroom uses a more neutral palette, combining pale fabrics with darker wooden storage.

In the living room, a sofa with striped cushions faces a low table. A desk and chair occupy the window side, with seascape artwork above. These shared spaces are separate from the sleeping rooms, so there is a place to spend time together without using either bedroom.

The interior combines contemporary furniture with blue and green coastal accents. A bench at the foot of the main bed adds a useful surface beside the wardrobe. The bathroom includes a shower and a broad vanity, with warm finishes carrying through from the bedroom.

A separate parlour gives the suite a living room that can be used without entering the bedroom. A cream sectional sofa with striped cushions wraps around a solid wood coffee table. Another table and woven chairs sit nearer the windows. The arrangement brings several places to sit together in one room.

The suite occupies the eighth or ninth floor. Pale fabrics and blue-green accents run through the lounge. The bedroom pairs a white padded headboard with an upholstered seat at the window. Curtains soften the glass doors and continue the same light coastal palette between the rooms.

A guest bathroom serves the parlour, separate from the main bathing area. Warm stone tones and glass shower panels give the principal bathroom a different texture from the pale wood and fabric elsewhere. A broad vanity counter provides space around the washbasin.

The living and dining rooms are separate from the bedroom. This gives the suite distinct spaces for gathering and sleeping. Pale sofas with striped blue-green cushions form the main seating area. Nearby, a round table with woven chairs offers a less formal place to sit beneath a pendant light.

This eighth-floor suite faces the water. Glass doors open from the interior to curved outdoor seating areas. Pale carpet and curtains in blue and white continue the coastal colours through the rooms. The bedroom has its own lounge seating near the window. A white panelled headboard and woven wall art frame the bed.

A dressing area keeps wardrobes and a vanity apart from the main bedroom. The principal bathroom includes a bathtub as well as its shower facilities. A second full bathroom serves the living area and has a separate shower. Guests can use it without entering the bedroom.

High, sloping ceilings and plantation shutters give the lounge a distinctive, airy shape. Two cream sofas face the centre of the room, with patterned cushions and small amber-toned tables adding warmth. A long dark cabinet lines one wall, and the dining table occupies its own space beyond the seating.

The suite is on the ninth floor, facing Palm Beach. Glazed doors link the indoor gathering areas with the outdoor seating. Woven chairs continue the use of natural textures outside. A separate guest half bathroom serves the living area, keeping it apart from the main bathroom.

In the bedroom, a textured headboard and neutral fabrics create a quieter palette than the lounge. A cream armchair provides another place to sit. The main bathroom has distinct bathing areas. In the kitchenette, dark cabinetry contrasts with a pale stone backsplash beside the KitchenAid refrigerator. Open shelving keeps glassware above the counter.