Treetop Deluxe Room
377 sq. ft. / 10 Guests / 1 king bed
The Treetop Deluxe Room at Sunset at the Palms Resort is a 377 sq. ft. hideaway with garden views from its balcony, set in the resort’s signature elevated style. Designed for a calm, non-smoking stay, it brings the outdoors close while keeping comfort effortless with air conditioning, a ceiling fan, blackout drapes, a window, daily housekeeping and free WiFi. A desk and laptop-friendly workspace make it easy to pause and plan, while satellite service on a 32-inch flat-panel TV offers simple downtime indoors. Inside, the room has one king bed with a pillowtop mattress and provided bedsheets, and it sleeps 10 guests. The layout centres on a separate bedroom, with practical touches including a wardrobe or closet, in-room safe, coffee and tea maker, and a stocked minibar with free items. The private bathroom has a shower only with a rainfall showerhead, plus towels, soap, toilet paper, bathrobes and eco-friendly toiletries. Connecting or adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability. Your stay is part of the all-inclusive experience at Sunset at the Palms Resort, with gourmet dining experiences, unlimited beverages, complimentary Wi-Fi, non-motorized water sports, fitness center access, live entertainment, Private Pool & Beach Club access and a Personal Concierge included. Dining spans Caribbean and international flavours at Palm Grove Restaurant, fine dining at Lotus Leaf, beachside sandwiches and Jamaican jerk favourites at Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill, plus drinks at the swim-up Bamboo Bar. Limited-hours room service is available from 7:00am to 9:00pm, with a service charge, when you prefer to enjoy a quiet meal in your treetop retreat.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony overlooking the resort's lush treetop garden setting
- A 377 sq. ft. retreat built around one spacious separate bedroom
- One king bed with a pillowtop mattress, accommodating up to 10 guests
- Private bathroom features a rainfall shower, bathrobes and eco-friendly toiletries
- Desk and laptop workspace set against calm, garden-inspired treetop décor
- Stocked minibar offers complimentary daily beverages and light refreshments
- 32-inch flat-panel TV, coffee maker, free WiFi, safe and limited room service
- All-inclusive access to gourmet dining, unlimited drinks and Beach Club perks
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Treetop Deluxe Room FAQs
What does the Treetop Deluxe Room look out onto, and is the view worth it?
The room opens onto a private balcony with garden views, taking in the resort’s elevated, tree-lined setting across its 10 acres of gardens. It’s a calmer, greener outlook than a pool or ocean view, and suits guests who want a quiet, jungle-like retreat rather than beachfront scenery.
How is the bed configured and how many guests can it comfortably sleep?
The Treetop Deluxe Room comes with one king bed and a pillowtop mattress, which comfortably suits two guests as a couple’s retreat. The category’s listed maximum occupancy runs up to 10 guests when connecting or adjoining rooms are requested, subject to availability, to accommodate a larger travel party.
Does this room have a balcony or outdoor space, and how is it used?
Yes, every Treetop Deluxe Room includes a private furnished balcony overlooking the gardens, ideal for morning coffee or unwinding in the evening air. Since accommodations are elevated on stilts, the balcony also gives a genuine treehouse feel rather than a ground-floor patio.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The private bathroom is fitted with a rainfall showerhead rather than a bathtub, along with bathrobes, towels and eco-friendly toiletries. It’s a compact, resort-casual bathroom in keeping with the room’s cosy treetop footprint.
How does the Treetop Deluxe Room compare with other categories at Sunset at the Palms?
At 377 sq. ft., the Treetop Deluxe Room is one of the resort’s more compact categories, with a garden-view balcony and a single king bed as its focus. Guests wanting more space or a private plunge pool would look toward the resort’s One-Bedroom Treetop Suites, which offer a separate living area and upgraded outdoor features.
What's included for guests staying in this room category?
Booking the Treetop Deluxe Room includes the resort’s full all-inclusive package: gourmet dining across venues like Palm Grove Restaurant and Lotus Leaf, unlimited beverages, non-motorized water sports, fitness centre access, live entertainment, Private Pool & Beach Club access and a personal concierge. Room service is available with limited hours, from 7:00am to 9:00pm.
Is this room better suited to couples, families or longer stays?
Sunset at the Palms is an adults-only resort for guests 18 and over, so the Treetop Deluxe Room is designed with couples, honeymooners and solo travellers in mind rather than families with children. Its garden balcony and quiet treetop setting make it a comfortable base for a relaxed multi-night stay.
How far is the Treetop Deluxe Room from the beach and restaurants?
The resort sits just steps from its private beach, with Bloody Bay Beach around a five-minute walk away. On-site dining, the pool and Bamboo Bar are all reachable on foot across the property’s garden paths, with the exact walk depending on which of the elevated treetop buildings the room is located in.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and does that affect this room?
Rooms in the 400s, 500s and 600-plus ranges tend to sit further from the lobby, restaurants and gym, making them greener and quieter, while rooms in the 200s and 300s are more central and closer to the action. Requesting a specific building when booking a Treetop Deluxe Room is the best way to lean toward either a livelier or more secluded stay.
What should guests know about this room that isn't obvious at first glance?
Because all Treetop accommodations are elevated roughly 8 feet above ground and reached via a short staircase, the room isn’t suitable for guests with mobility concerns, and rollaway beds cannot be added. It’s worth packing light for the stairs and requesting a connecting room in advance if travelling as a larger group.