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On floors three and four of the Grand Tower, the furnishings leave space for both a working corner and a window-side seat. A desk with a padded chair stands along the wall, while layered curtains frame the windows. The pale headboards have dark borders, and the blue patterned carpet gives the interior a distinct accent.

The king layout has a chaise longue and an armchair beside a small round table, apart from the sleeping space. In the queen layout, a chair sits near the window. Light wall finishes and white bedding keep the darker furniture from dominating the room. Bedside lamps place reading light within reach.

A wall panel separates the bed from the seating by the window. A gray sofa and blue armchair face a low table, while a padded bench sits at the foot of the bed. Black-and-white floral artwork hangs on the panel between the two areas.

The headboard has a pale quilted finish inside a dark frame, echoed by the darker furniture around it. Blue patterned carpet brings the furnishings together, and pale curtains soften the windows. This Grand Tower category occupies floors three through nine, with an outlook across the Isla Verde neighborhood.

Glass doors extend the room toward an outdoor seating space with pale privacy panels around it. Inside, a desk and padded chair form a working corner along the wall. A blue chair and round table sit closer to the doors, with patterned carpet linking the furnishings and the sleeping area.

The king layout also has a chaise longue, giving guests another place to sit apart from the bed. In the queen layout, the desk is beside a broad wall mirror. Pale headboards with dark frames and shaded bedside lamps keep the interior consistent across the two bedding options. Layered curtains cover the glazed doors when the room is closed for the evening.

This category is on floors five through nine of the Grand Tower. The desk and seating by the window give the room separate places for work and time off. Pale padded headboards are outlined with darker frames, while blue patterned carpet adds color underfoot. Layered curtains cover the windows when needed.

The king layout has a chaise longue, blue armchair and small round table beside the window. In the queen layout, a blue chair sits near the desk, with a loop-shaped decoration above the headboards. Bedside lights balance the strong blue accents across the room.

This room is on floors four through seven of the Grand Tower. A desk and padded chair sit along one wall, away from the seating by the window. Blue patterned carpet covers the floor, with pale headboards, dark frames and layered curtains around the bed.

In the king layout, a chaise longue and blue armchair provide two places to sit by the window, beside a small round table. The queen layout has a blue chair and table near the desk, with framed artwork near the window. Bedside lights and pale curtains balance the darker furniture and blue accents.

Large glass doors link the bedroom with outdoor seating and a lawn beyond. Blue cushions add color outside, while a green rug marks the floor around the bed. A round bird image hangs above the pale padded headboard, with hanging lights and darker furniture nearby.

The shower has a patterned wall and a shelf for toiletries. A bench provides a place to sit within the bathroom. Outside, the seating includes a cushioned lounger and a small round table beside the room’s doors.

A high white ceiling slopes above the sleeping area, giving the room a lighter outline against the brown wall panels. A desk and padded chair stand beside a turquoise stool, apart from the bed. Glazed doors connect the interior with outdoor seating, while pale curtains cover the openings when needed.

In the king layout, a gray sofa and low table form a lounge near the doors, with a padded bench at the foot of the bed. The queen layout keeps a chair closer to the window-side corner. Gray-blue carpet runs through the interior, and hanging bedside lights add detail along the headboard wall. The position is close to the Well & Being pool area.

At ground level, glazed doors open toward the Well & Being pool area and gardens. Brown wall panels frame the bed, with hanging bedside lights and pale floor tiles around it. A desk and padded chair provide a separate place for work, with a turquoise stool nearby.

The king layout has a gray sofa and low table by the doors. In the queen layout, the seating is closer to the desk. In the bathroom, black-and-white patterned tiles cover the wall behind the counter. A clear screen encloses the shower beside the counter, with framed mirrors above the vanity.

The ground-level room opens onto a furnished outdoor space, with the garden setting continuing close to its doors. A gray sofa and low table give the interior a lounge apart from the sleeping area. Brown panels frame a wide horizontal mirror behind the headboards, with white ceiling beams and a fan above.

Pale floor tiles and blue cushions keep the stronger brown finish from dominating the room. A writing desk stands along one wall, and framed photographs add detail beside the sofa. In the queen layout, the two sleeping spaces sit beside one another. Layered curtains cover the outdoor doors.

A gray sofa and low table sit between the sleeping area and the outdoor doors, giving the room a place to spend time away from the bed. A broad horizontal mirror runs across the brown paneled headboard wall. White ceiling beams and a fan add a lighter contrast overhead, with large pale floor tiles beneath the furnishings.

The second-floor setting places the furnished outdoor space above the gardens and pool area. The bathroom has a bathtub for a longer soak, with its fittings kept apart from the main living space. A padded bench stands at the foot of the bed, and framed photographs add detail near the sofa. A writing desk gives the room another useful surface.

A private bedroom and a separate parlor divide time spent sleeping from time spent together. The parlor has space for both lounge seating and dining. Pale headboards, dark frames and blue accents link the sleeping area with the rest of the interior.

In the king layout, a sofa and blue armchair face a low oval table, with a round dining table beside the window. A desk stands across from the lounge seating. The bedroom has a chaise longue and a padded bench, and an open doorway connects the two rooms. The queen bedroom has its own desk and window-side chair.

A separate parlor gives the suite a place for meals and time together beyond the bedroom. Lounge seating faces a low oval table, with a round dining table nearer the windows. A desk and padded chair stand along the wall, creating a working corner apart from the main seating group.

In the bedroom, a chaise longue and blue armchair sit beside broad windows, with a small table between them. A padded bench adds another seat at the foot of the bed. Green artwork and blue patterned carpet give the room its accents, set against pale walls and layered curtains. Within the Grand Tower, these suites occupy floors three to nine.

The adjoining bedrooms connect with a parlor, so guests have a shared place to spend time together. Lounge seating and a dining area make up the parlor. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the rooms. This category is on floors three through nine of the Grand Tower.

In the queen bedroom, pale padded headboards are outlined by dark frames, with a light between them. A blue chair and small table sit close to the window, while a desk and padded chair stand along the wall. A bench adds another seat near the bed. Blue patterned carpet and layered curtains connect the room’s working and sleeping corners.

Two levels give this private oceanside villa a different layout from the Grand Tower suites. The living room has two bar areas and a separate dining space. Gray sofas gather around low rectangular tables, with blue cushions and an armchair completing the lounge. Windows on several sides bring daylight into the shared areas.

A round dining table stands beyond the sofas, keeping meals apart from the main seating group. The upper outdoor area has loungers, a table and chairs. Pale finishes and framed tree images keep the interior lighter than the darker counters and furniture. Connecting room options can be requested.

A parlor with both dining and lounge seating connects to a separate bedroom, leaving the shared areas free for meals or time together. A gray sofa faces a low oval table, with a blue armchair nearby. The round dining table sits closer to the outdoor doors, beyond the main seating group.

A desk and padded chair stand along the opposite wall beneath a broad mirror. Blue patterned carpet runs through the interior, while pale walls and layered curtains frame the windows. The furnished outdoor space has its own seating, extending the suite beyond the parlor.

A separate lounge leaves space to spend time together away from the bedroom. Several sofas and chairs stand in groups, with low tables between them. Full-height windows bring in daylight, while bold artwork and darker floors contrast with the pale walls.

The bedroom has a tall padded headboard, with patterned mirror panels on either side and a small lounge seat near the window. In the dining room, padded chairs surround a long table beneath a cluster of hanging lights. The suite also has a bar area for refreshments. Connecting rooms are on request.