Ocean Suite with Sky Deck and Plunge Pool
2075 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 3 Guests
The Ocean Suite with Sky Deck and Plunge Pool at Etéreo, Auberge Collection offers 2075 sq. ft. of space with an Ocean View, creating a generous private setting for guests who want a suite designed around the water-facing perspective. Its defining feature is the sky deck and plunge pool, giving the room category a distinctive sense of openness and retreat. Guests booking this room at Etéreo, Auberge Collection can choose it for the all-inclusive experience associated with their stay while enjoying the privacy and space of the Ocean Suite with Sky Deck and Plunge Pool. With its 2075 sq. ft.
What's included in this room?
- Private rooftop sky deck with plunge pool and firepit overlooking the Caribbean Sea
- 2075 sq. ft. suite with a private king bedroom and separate sitting area
- Bathroom with dual vanities, a deep soaking tub, rainfall shower and extra half bath
- Separate sitting area styled with natural stone, tzalam wood and handwoven textiles
- Artisanal botica box minibar filled with local snacks and beverages, replenished daily
- Flat-screen TV, Nespresso machine, 24-hour in-room dining, Wi-Fi and in-room safe
- Dedicated Guia butler service and personal concierge access throughout your stay
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Ocean Suite with Sky Deck and Plunge Pool FAQs
Is the ocean view from the Ocean Suite with Sky Deck and Plunge Pool worth the upgrade?
This category sits above the Caribbean with full ocean views from a private rooftop sky deck, so the perspective is noticeably more elevated and open than a ground-level room. With a private plunge pool and firepit up top, the view becomes something you can sit in rather than just look at, which is the real draw of this suite.
How are the beds configured, and who does this suite sleep comfortably?
That makes it most comfortable for a couple wanting real separation between sleeping and living space, or a small family with one additional guest using the separate sitting area.
What is the sky deck and plunge pool actually like, and how do guests use it?
The rooftop sky deck is private to the suite and holds a plunge pool and firepit, reached by an expansive terrace that flows up from the sitting area. Guests tend to use it for a quiet morning dip, an afternoon lounge in the Caribbean sun, or an evening cocktail as the sun goes down.
What should I expect from the bathroom in this suite?
The bathroom is finished with dual vanities, a deep soaking tub and a separate rainfall shower, giving it a true spa-like feel rather than a standard hotel layout. The suite also adds an additional half bathroom off the sitting area, which is useful when the room is being used by more than one guest at a time.
How does this suite compare with the Ocean Suite with Plunge Pool one category down?
The standard Ocean Suite with Plunge Pool is a smaller footprint with its terrace and plunge pool at ground level, while the Ocean Suite with Sky Deck and Plunge Pool is noticeably larger at 2075 sq. ft. and moves the pool up to a private rooftop deck. The trade-up buys more space, more privacy, and a higher vantage point over the water.
What's included for guests booking this suite category at Etéreo?
Guests in this suite are paired with a personal Guia, the resort’s butler-style concierge, who can arrange 24-hour in-room dining and handle requests throughout the stay. The room also comes with Wi-Fi, an in-room safe, and a minibar restocked daily, on top of the resort’s shared pools, beach access and spa.
Is this suite better suited to couples or to families?
It still works for a small family, since the separate sitting area and half bath give a child or third guest their own space without crowding the bedroom.
How far is this suite from the beach, pools and restaurants at Etéreo?
Etéreo’s studios and suites are linked by elevated walkways that wind through the surrounding mangroves, connecting guests to the beach, the resort’s pools and on-site restaurants without needing a shuttle. It’s designed so the walk from your suite to the sand or a dining table feels like part of the experience rather than a chore.
What's worth knowing about dining and the minibar that isn't obvious from the room description?
Instead of a conventional minibar, Etéreo stocks suites with a traditional Mexican artisanal botica box, filled with local snacks and drinks that are replenished daily. Dining itself runs through the resort’s on-site restaurants and 24-hour in-room service arranged through your Guia, so it’s worth planning meals around that personalized rhythm rather than expecting a buffet-style all-inclusive setup.