We booked a Couples Partial Sea View Room, a 330 square foot guest room that does have an obstructed view of the lagoon through the trees. The sea view rooms are on the upper floors of the hotel and do note there is no elevator. If you have mobility issues, I would recommend booking the standard Couples rooms versus the sea view.
The room features a king bed, oversized cushioned bench, a bathroom with a passthrough as well as well-functioning air conditioning. The bathroom features a nice rainfall shower, toilet room and single vanity. They do have some amenities but are lacking in products for a 4 star property. They do have a 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner (meh), hand soap and hand sanitizer but were lacking in hair conditioner and body lotion. We would have loved to see them uplevel their skincare products, perhaps offering a local brand to round out their brand story a bit better and elevate the experience.
The resort focuses on sustainability and “letting go” and therefore they do not have TVs in the room. While I get their point, I do think it feels like they’re cheaping out a bit to not have a television in the room, when they do have a lot of nightly entertainment ranging from dance shows to DJs and bands. Some people prefer to relax alone in front of the TV so I do feel they missed the mark a bit there.
While the room itself is not luxurious, it was quiet after 10pm and made for a good jumping off point to explore the resort and the island.