Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence
1905 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 5 Guests
The Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence at Las Ventanas al Paraiso is a spacious ocean view retreat designed for guests who want room to settle in and share time together. With 1,905 sq. ft. of living space, this residence offers an expansive setting for a Cabo escape, pairing the comfort of a private-style stay with the atmosphere of the resort. Its two-bedroom layout provides a natural sense of separation and ease, while the ocean view keeps the setting connected to the destination. The bathroom details are not specified, so guests should confirm any specific preferences when booking. A stay in the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence places guests within the all-inclusive experience at Las Ventanas al Paraiso, where dining, drinks, and resort services are part of the stay according to the booked plan. It is an effortless choice for travelers who value space, flexibility, and the ease of having more included, with the privacy of a residence and the service of Las Ventanas al Paraiso.
What's included in this room?
- Both bedrooms open onto large terraces that invite indoor-outdoor living with partial views of the Sea of Cortez and the resort
- 1,905 sq. ft. two-bedroom layout with a separate dining area and separate sitting area
- Marble bathrooms with jacuzzi tubs and a primary bath with an oversized rainfall shower
- Separate living room with vibrant Mexican décor, colorful art and an adobe-style fireplace
- Minibar refreshed daily alongside fresh fruit and bottled water
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus 24-hour room service and a fully equipped kitchen
- Daily a la carte breakfast for four with personal butler service and twice-daily housekeeping with turndown
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Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence FAQs
What does the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence actually look out on, and is it worth the upgrade?
From the living room and both bedrooms, the residence opens onto large private terraces, and <cite index="6-8">the living room area has partial views of the Sea of Cortez and the resort</cite>. For guests choosing between a junior suite and a residence, the extra indoor-outdoor terrace space off every bedroom makes the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence feel like a private home rather than just a room with a view.
How are the beds configured, and who does this residence sleep comfortably?
That configuration works well for two couples, a family with teens or older children, or a small multigenerational group that wants separate sleeping quarters rather than one shared suite.
Does the residence have outdoor space, and how would guests actually use it?
Yes — <cite index="6-9,6-10">large terraces allow for inviting indoor-outdoor living, and both bedrooms open up to their own spacious terrace</cite>. Guests tend to use the terraces for morning coffee, an in-room breakfast delivery, or simply unwinding in the sea air before heading down to the beach or pools.
What is the bathroom like in the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence?
The residence is finished with <cite index="6-11">luxurious marble showers and jacuzzi bathtubs</cite>, and <cite index="2-6">the primary bathroom includes an oversized rainfall shower and deluxe Bvlgari bath amenities</cite>. With two full bedrooms, there is enough bathroom space that couples or families aren’t sharing a single vanity.
How does this residence compare with the suites and penthouse residences at Las Ventanas al Paraiso?
The Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence sits in the middle of the residence collection. Step up to the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Penthouse Residence and guests gain <cite index="6-13,6-14">a private rooftop solarium and abundant outdoor living space for relaxing and entertaining</cite>, while the larger Two-Bedroom Oceanview Suite adds <cite index="4-8">a primary bath with a private outdoor hot tub</cite> and is <cite index="4-8">accessible by a private elevator</cite>. For travelers who want two full bedrooms without the added square footage of the penthouse or suite tiers, the Residence is the natural middle ground.
What is included for guests booking this residence category?
Guests in the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence receive <cite index="2-6">daily a la carte breakfast for four and an in-room tequila welcome amenity</cite>, along with <cite index="1-5">personal butler service, twice-daily housekeeping and nightly turndown</cite>. <cite index="10-8">Fresh fruit and bottled water are replenished daily, and poolside butler service is available across the resort’s seven pools</cite>.
Is the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence a good fit for families or a longer stay?
Las Ventanas al Paraiso positions this residence as <cite index="1-5">ideal for families and multigenerational guests</cite>, and the <cite index="2-6">full kitchen</cite> plus <cite index="1-5">laundry service</cite> make it genuinely workable for a week-long stay rather than just a few nights. Two separate bedrooms also mean parents and kids, or two couples traveling together, aren’t on top of each other.
How far is the residence from the beach, pools and restaurants at Las Ventanas al Paraiso?
<cite index="14-1">Guests enjoy the privacy of their own retreat while being steps away from the ocean</cite>. The resort itself is built around <cite index="18-1">five restaurants and a swim-up bar</cite>, so from the residence it’s a short walk to dining, the pools and the sand rather than a shuttle ride.
What should guests know about the Two-Bedroom Oceanview Residence that isn't obvious at first glance?
Details like the <cite index="1-6">pebble-stone headboard in the main bedroom</cite> and an <cite index="1-5">iPod docking station available upon request</cite> add a personal touch guests may not expect from the room name alone. The residences also sit on <cite index="1-5">the second or fourth floor</cite>, so it’s worth knowing you’re a short elevator ride up rather than at ground level.