Treetop Standard Room King
194 sq. ft. / 2 Guests / 1 king bed
The Treetop Standard Room King at Sunset at the Palms Resort is a 194 sq. ft. non-smoking hideaway designed for two guests. Set within the resort’s treehouse-style accommodations, it offers an elevated treetop garden view that reflects the quiet, leafy character of this adults-only, all-inclusive Negril retreat. Inside, the room is arranged around 1 king bed, giving couples or solo travellers a simple, comfortable base above the gardens. The layout is suited to a maximum of 2 guests, and all Treetop rooms at Sunset at the Palms Resort cannot accommodate rollaway beds. Accommodations are elevated about 8 feet above ground and are reached by 10–12 steps, so guests should be comfortable using stairs. The room is non-smoking, in line with the resort’s smoking policy. Your stay includes the all-inclusive experience at Sunset at the Palms Resort, with gourmet dining experiences, unlimited beverages, Private Pool & Beach Club access, non-motorized water sports, fitness center access, live entertainment, complimentary Wi-Fi and a Personal Concierge. Dining options include Palm Grove Restaurant for Caribbean and international cuisine, fine dining at Lotus Leaf, and beachside sandwiches at Palm Breeze Bar & Grill, with select experiences available by reservation through the concierge. Between meals, guests can relax by the swimming pool and swim-up Bamboo Bar, visit the private sandy beach, or enjoy included non-motorized water sports. Spa services at Ginger Lily Spa are available separately and are not part of the all-inclusive package.
What's included in this room?
- Elevated treetop perch with quiet garden views through screened windows
- 194 sq. ft. compact retreat with a simple, efficient layout
- One king bed comfortably sleeping up to two guests
- Private en-suite bathroom tucked neatly into the treetop hideaway
- Minimal tropical furnishings and calm décor echo the garden setting
- In-room refreshments complemented by the resort's unlimited all-inclusive beverages
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and daily room service available between 7am and 9pm
- All-inclusive access to gourmet dining, beach club and water sports
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Treetop Standard Room King FAQs
What kind of view does the Treetop Standard Room King offer?
This room sits within Sunset at the Palms Resort’s treehouse-style buildings, so instead of a typical balcony view guests look out through the room’s windows onto the elevated treetop garden canopy. It’s a quiet, leafy outlook that suits guests who want a calm, nature-immersed base rather than an ocean panorama.
How is the room configured and who does it suit best?
The Treetop Standard Room King is built around one king bed and comfortably sleeps two guests. Its compact 194 sq. ft. footprint makes it a natural fit for couples or solo travellers rather than groups, and since it’s part of an adults-only resort, it’s especially popular with honeymooners.
Does this room have a balcony or private outdoor space?
Rather than a private balcony, this category is designed as an intimate garden-view hideaway tucked into the tree canopy, with the elevated position itself doing the work of an outdoor view. Guests who want dedicated outdoor balcony space typically look toward the resort’s larger Treetop Suite category.
How do guests get up to the Treetop rooms?
Accommodations at Sunset at the Palms are raised about 8 feet above ground and reached via 10 to 12 steps, true of the Treetop Standard Room King as well. There’s no elevator, so guests should be comfortable with stairs, and the resort notes these rooms aren’t suited to mobility-impaired travellers.
How does this room compare to the resort's other Treetop categories?
The Treetop Standard Room King is the resort’s entry-level treehouse-style room, focused on a simple, comfortable layout for two. Guests wanting more space can step up to the resort’s One-Bedroom Treetop Suites, which offer a separate living area, while every Treetop category shares the same elevated garden setting and stair access.
What's included in the all-inclusive package with this room?
Booking the Treetop Standard Room King includes the full Sunset at the Palms all-inclusive experience: gourmet dining across the resort’s restaurants, unlimited beverages, Private Pool & Beach Club access, non-motorized water sports, fitness centre use, live entertainment, complimentary Wi-Fi and a Personal Concierge to help arrange excursions and dinner reservations.
Is the Treetop Standard Room King suitable for families?
No — Sunset at the Palms is an adults-only resort, and this room category is capped at two guests with no rollaway beds or cribs available. It’s designed for couples or solo adult travellers rather than families, in keeping with the property’s 18-and-over policy.
How far is the room from the beach and pool?
The resort sits directly on its own private beach in Negril’s Bloody Bay area, just steps from the Private Pool & Beach Club, with Bloody Bay Beach only about 200 metres away. The main pool and swim-up Bamboo Bar are a short walk from the treetop buildings across the resort’s gardens.
What dining options are within reach of this room?
Guests staying in the Treetop Standard Room King have full access to Palm Grove Restaurant for Caribbean and international buffet dining, a la carte dinners at Lotus Leaf, casual beachside fare at Palm Breeze Bar & Grill, plus the swim-up Bamboo Bar and Blue Coffee Café, all included in the all-inclusive stay.
What should guests know before booking this room that isn't obvious at first glance?
Because the Treetop rooms are raised structures, guests should expect stair access rather than an elevator, and the room is strictly non-smoking in line with the resort’s policy. It’s worth noting the resort overall is adults-only (18+), so this compact room is best booked with that quiet, couples-focused atmosphere in mind.