Three-Bedroom Ocean Veranda Duplex with Plunge Pool
3925 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 7 Guests / 4 Queen Beds
The Three-Bedroom Ocean Veranda Duplex with Plunge Pool at Etéreo, Auberge Collection is a generous 3,925 sq. ft. retreat designed for time together beside the sea. With an Ocean View and an expansive veranda setting, this duplex room category gives up to 7 guests a spacious, private base for settling into the rhythm of the coast. The duplex design creates a natural sense of separation across the accommodation, while the veranda and plunge pool extend the living space outdoors. The bathroom arrangements are part of the room’s considered residential feel, supporting an easy stay without taking guests away from the ocean-facing atmosphere. As part of the Etéreo, Auberge Collection experience, this room invites guests to enjoy their stay with the ease of an all-inclusive setting, where the focus is on unhurried days, shared meals, and seamless time spent between the indoors, veranda, plunge pool, and ocean view. For guests booking a larger room category, the Three-Bedroom Ocean Veranda Duplex with Plunge Pool offers the scale, bedding, and capacity to make the stay feel both connected and comfortably spread out.
What's included in this room?
- Private veranda and twin plunge pools open onto sweeping Caribbean views
- 3,925 sq. ft. two-level duplex with separate living, dining and entertaining spaces
- Each bedroom features an en-suite bath with soaking tub and rainfall shower
- Open-plan living area blends artisanal décor with floor-to-ceiling ocean-facing glass walls
- In-room botica box minibar stocked with artisanal Mexican snacks and beverages
- LED television, Nespresso machine, 24-hour room service, WiFi and in-room safe
- Stay includes dedicated Guía butler service and full all-inclusive resort privileges
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Three-Bedroom Ocean Veranda Duplex with Plunge Pool FAQs
What does the Three-Bedroom Ocean Veranda Duplex with Plunge Pool actually look out onto?
The suite is built around an extraordinary double-height glass wall opening onto lush greenery with the Caribbean Sea just beyond, and downstairs the <cite index="6-6">living and dining spaces extend onto an expansive ocean-facing terrace, an effortless indoor-outdoor setting</cite>. It’s less a room with a view and more a room built around one, with the sea visible from almost every part of the layout.
How are the beds arranged, and who does this duplex sleep comfortably?
That split-bedroom layout makes it a natural fit for extended family or two to three couples traveling together who want their own doors to close at night rather than one shared sleeping area.
Does this suite have a private plunge pool, and how is it used?
Yes — <cite index="6-7">outside, there is a private plunge pool and alfresco dining area</cite>, and the category is in fact built around two plunge pools across its outdoor terraces. Guests tend to use them as a quiet, shaded counterpoint to the resort’s main pools rather than a lap-swimming space, with <cite index="6-5">the primary master suite’s terrace and chaise lounges</cite> adding a second, more private outdoor spot.
What is the bathroom situation like across the three bedrooms?
Each bedroom carries its own <cite index="6-8">contemporary en-suite bath featuring dual vanities, a grand soaking tub, and a separate rainfall shower</cite>, so there’s no queuing for a single bathroom in the morning. It gives the duplex a genuinely residential feel rather than a hotel-suite one, with every sleeping area self-contained.
How does this room compare with the categories below and above it?
At the smaller end, the Ocean Suite with Plunge Pool is a single-level, 1,375-square-foot suite with a separate sitting area, while the Three-Bedroom Ocean Penthouse with Plunge Pool occupies a similar footprint on the resort’s top floor. The Veranda Duplex sits between the two: it matches the penthouse for space and bedroom count but trades the top-floor position for <cite index="6-4">convenient ground floor access</cite>, which some guests traveling with children or older relatives prefer.
What is actually included for guests booking this suite category?
Along with the plunge pools and terrace, every stay in this category comes with <cite index="9-3">a private safe, complimentary WiFi and access to 24-hour in-room dining</cite>, delivered through a dedicated personal Guía who <cite index="6-9">attends to every detail so the stay unfolds with thoughtful ease</cite>. Guests also carry the resort’s all-inclusive privileges into the suite, from replenished minibar snacks to the broader dining and pool access enjoyed property-wide.
Is this duplex better suited to families, groups of friends, or a longer stay?
Its scale makes it a natural fit for all three — <cite index="7-17">multi-bedroom options like this one suit families or longer stays</cite> especially well, since each bedroom has its own bathroom and the lower level’s living and dining space gives everyone somewhere to gather without being on top of one another. Families traveling with younger children will also find <cite index="11-3">the Chavitos Kid’s Club</cite> close at hand elsewhere on property.
How is the suite positioned relative to the beach and the rest of the resort?
Etéreo’s accommodations are <cite index="11-2">situated in three-story villas spread around the cove, with trams connecting guests from one end of the property to the other</cite>, so this ground-floor duplex is part of that same walkable, tram-linked layout rather than isolated from the pools, restaurants, and beach.
What is stocked in the room, and is there anything guests might not expect?
Instead of a conventional minibar, the suite’s bar area is filled by <cite index="12-4">a traditional Mexican artisanal botica box in place of a minibar</cite>, alongside the expected in-room coffee setup. Combined with <cite index="6-4">the double-height glass wall and ground floor access</cite> most guests don’t anticipate, it reinforces that this category was designed as a self-contained residence rather than a standard hotel room.