Oceanview Junior Suite
960 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests
The Oceanview Junior Suite at Las Ventanas al Paraiso offers 960 sq. ft. of space with an Ocean View, creating a generous setting for a refined Los Cabos stay. Designed for up to 4 guests, this suite pairs open comfort with the sense of calm that comes from staying close to the water. The layout provides a spacious junior-suite setting, with the bedroom and living area arranged within the same suite environment. Bathroom details are not provided in the verified room record, so guests should book with the confirmed room size, view, capacity and bedding in mind. Your stay at Las Ventanas al Paraiso is shaped by the hotel’s all-inclusive experience, allowing the suite to serve as both a private retreat and an easy base for the wider resort. After time spent enjoying the property, return to the comfort of a 960 sq. ft. Ocean View suite designed to accommodate up to 4 guests.
What's included in this room?
- Private patio opens onto sweeping Sea of Cortez ocean views
- 960 sq. ft. junior suite with 660 sq. ft. of indoor living space
- Marble bathroom with an oversized jacuzzi tub, walk-in shower and double sinks
- Hand-carved Mexican furniture, intricate tiling and a traditional adobe fireplace
- Minibar stocked with fresh fruit, bottled water and a welcome tequila
- Flat-screen TV, in-room safe, free Wi-Fi and 24-hour room service
- Includes personal butler service, twice-daily housekeeping and the resort's all-inclusive experience
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Oceanview Junior Suite FAQs
What does the Oceanview Junior Suite actually look out on, and is the view worth it?
The suite opens onto breathtaking views of the Sea of Cortez from a private patio, so the upgrade buys you water views rather than a garden or courtyard outlook. It’s the entry point into Las Ventanas al Paraíso’s ocean-facing categories, offering sea views without the beachfront premium of the Oceanfront Junior Suite.
How are the beds configured, and how many guests does the room sleep comfortably?
The open 960 sq. ft. layout gives the bed its own defined space away from the sitting area, which suits couples or a small family sharing the suite.
Does the suite have a private balcony, terrace or patio, and how do guests use it?
Yes — each Oceanview Junior Suite opens onto its own private patio, a spot the hotel describes as ideal for a moonlit dinner outdoors. Many suites in this category also come equipped with a telescope, so guests can spend evenings whale-watching or stargazing right from their own outdoor space.
What is the bathroom like in the Oceanview Junior Suite?
Expect a marble bathroom finished with double sinks, a walk-in marble shower and an oversized jacuzzi tub, giving the suite a spa-like feel after a day by the water. The finishes echo the rest of the suite’s handcrafted Mexican design, from stone floors to tiled detailing.
How does the Oceanview Junior Suite compare to the Gardenview Junior Suite and the Rooftop Terrace suites?
All junior suites at the resort share the same 960 sq. ft. footprint, with roughly 660 sq. ft. indoors and 300 sq. ft. of private outdoor space, so the real difference is the outlook: garden versus Sea of Cortez views. Guests wanting more outdoor living space can step up to the Oceanview Rooftop Terrace Junior Suite, which adds a private rooftop terrace with its own jacuzzi across roughly 1,400 sq. ft.
What's included for guests staying in this suite category at Las Ventanas al Paraíso?
Junior suite guests are looked after with personal butler service and twice-daily housekeeping, along with a signature in-room tequila welcome and daily replenished fresh fruit and bottled water. The suite also comes with an adobe fireplace and telescope as standard touches, on top of the resort’s broader all-inclusive experience.
Is the Oceanview Junior Suite a good fit for couples, families or a longer stay?
The private patio and in-suite amenities also make it comfortable for a longer stay, since there’s space to unwind without always heading out to the resort’s public areas.
What Mexican design details make this suite feel distinct from a standard hotel room?
The suite leans into the architectural heritage of Mexico, with hand-carved furniture, intricate tiling and stone-carpet detailing throughout. An authentic adobe fireplace and artisan touches give the space a warm, handcrafted character rather than a generic resort look.
What should guests know about this suite that isn't obvious from the room description alone?
Beyond the ocean view and patio, the suite typically includes a telescope for whale-watching or evening stargazing, a detail easy to overlook when booking. The adobe fireplace is also a nice touch on cooler desert evenings, giving the suite a cozy counterpoint to its sea-view setting.