Family Suite
Partial Ocean View / 4 Guests
The Family Suite at Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico offers 420 sq ft of space with a partial ocean view, creating a comfortable setting for guests who want extra room while staying close to the resort atmosphere. Listed by the hotel as a Family Suite, 2 Bedrooms, Partial Ocean View, it is designed for up to 4 guests. The two-bedroom layout gives guests room to settle in, while the partial ocean view adds a relaxed coastal backdrop to the stay. Bathroom details are not listed for this room category. A booking in this Family Suite includes the all-inclusive experience at Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico, so guests can enjoy the ease of having meals, drinks and resort service included as part of their stay. With its two-bedroom configuration, partial ocean view and capacity for up to 4 guests, this suite offers a practical and comfortable option for sharing time together at the hotel.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony with partial ocean views stretching from both bedrooms
- 420 sq ft two-bedroom suite with a split-level living area
- Spacious bathroom with a bathtub and shower, plus hairdryer and robes
- Comfortable split-level lounge with a sofa and relaxed coastal décor
- Minibar stocked with soft drinks, snacks and a restocked liquor selection
- Satellite flat-screen TVs, coffee maker, free Wi-Fi, safe and room service
- All-inclusive stay with meals, drinks and resort services included
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Family Suite FAQs
What does the partial ocean view actually look like from this suite?
Guests in the Two Bedroom Family Suite describe a wide outlook that takes in the pool area and the Pacific beyond, with one family noting <cite index="1-13">a full view of the pool and ocean</cite> from their suite. Another stay reported <cite index="2-10,2-11">access to a beautiful, large deck with a partial ocean view from both bedrooms, and called the view outstanding</cite>. Because the view opens from a corner-style layout, it tends to feel more panoramic than a typical single-balcony room.
How are the two bedrooms and beds arranged in the Family Suite?
This category is genuinely split into two separate bedrooms.
Is there a private balcony, and how is it used?
Yes, and it’s a highlight of this room category. One family found <cite index="1-20,1-23">a separate entrance to the balcony from the second bedroom, with a spacious balcony holding 2 padded rattan-like chairs, a couch, and a coffee table</cite>. Another guest described watching whales from a deck with <cite index="2-12">a rattan style loveseat and 2 single rattan chairs and a coffee table</cite>, making the balcony a genuine extension of the living space rather than a narrow strip.
What's the bathroom like in this suite?
The Family Suite’s bathroom is built for sharing. One family of four described <cite index="2-9">a large bathroom with 2 sinks, 2 showers, one bath and a toilet</cite>, while another reviewer simply called it an <cite index="2-5">enormous bathroom</cite>. The hotel’s own listing confirms the category comes with a bathtub and shower combination along with a hairdryer, so couples and kids aren’t competing for a single shower each morning.
How does the Family Suite compare with the standard Junior Suite?
The Junior Suite is a single room designed mainly for two to three guests, while the Family Suite, 2 Bedrooms doubles the footprint with two separate bedrooms and a split-level lounge area, as the hotel itself notes it’s <cite index="4-5">a spacious accommodation with two bedrooms, the ideal choice if you’re travelling with family or friends</cite>. One reviewer summed it up plainly: <cite index="2-15">consider the Family Suite if you require extra room for a large family</cite>.
What's included for guests booking this room category?
A stay in the Family Suite at Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico comes with the resort’s all-inclusive plan, covering meals, drinks and daily resort service. In-room, guests also get a regularly restocked minibar, free Wi-Fi, a safe, and room service, letting families settle into two full bedrooms without having to leave the suite for the basics.
Is this suite better suited to families, couples, or longer stays?
It’s built with families and multi-generational groups in mind. Another family with a 7 and 4 year old said the two-bedroom setup <cite index="2-7,2-8">was a 2 bedroom Family Suite that was perfect for their needs, with the kids having a room to themselves</cite>, making it a strong fit for longer family stays rather than a quick couples getaway.
What's a detail about this suite that's easy to overlook?
The closet space is unusually generous for a resort room. One guest noted <cite index="1-15">a gigantic walk-in closet so large it could almost have been another bedroom</cite>, and a separate review agreed there was <cite index="2-9">a walk-in closet that literally could have been big enough to be a third room</cite>. For families packing for a week, that extra storage is a genuine practical perk this category offers over a standard suite.
Does the floor level affect the experience in this suite category?
Yes, and past guests recommend asking for a higher floor when possible. One review advised that the <cite index="2-14">higher the floor, the better the view</cite>, and after moving up to a higher room, the same guest described it as <cite index="2-18">very quiet and a great view of the mountains, city and ocean</cite>. For a Family Suite with a partial ocean view, a higher floor generally means a clearer outlook and a calmer setting away from ground-level pool noise.