Norman Manley Blvd, Negril, Westmoreland, Jamaica

One Bedroom Treetop Suites

753 sq. ft. / 4 Guests

The One Bedroom Treetop Suites at Sunset at the Palms Resort place you above the gardens in an elevated, treehouse-style setting. With 753 sq. ft. of space and a treetop garden view, this suite is designed for guests who want extra room to unwind while staying close to the resort’s naturally lush atmosphere. Its setting reflects the resort’s signature style, with accommodations raised above ground and reached by stairs. Inside, the suite sleeps 4 guests with 1 King and 2 Day Beds, giving the room category a flexible layout for relaxing, resting and sharing the space comfortably. The one-bedroom design creates a more residential feel than a standard room, while the day beds add places to lounge between time at the pool, beach club or restaurants. The bathroom is part of the suite’s private layout, keeping the accommodation self-contained for the stay. Your booking includes the all-inclusive experience at Sunset at the Palms Resort, an adults-only resort for guests aged 18 and above. Guests can enjoy gourmet dining experiences, unlimited beverages, complimentary Wi-Fi, fitness center access, live entertainment, non-motorized water sports, Private Pool & Beach Club Access and the support of a Personal Concierge. Dining includes Caribbean and international cuisine at Palm Grove Restaurant, dinner at Lotus Leaf, and beachside sandwiches and Jamaican jerk favourites at Palm Breeze Bar & Grill, with select dining experiences arranged by reservation through the concierge.

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The suite sits raised above the resort’s tropical grounds, so you look out over a treetop garden canopy rather than a standard garden-level view. It’s a signature part of Sunset at the Palms’ treehouse-style design, giving the room a leafy, secluded feel that many guests find worth the upgrade for the privacy alone.

The One Bedroom Treetop Suite is fitted with one king bed plus two day beds, sleeping up to four guests. The layout works well for couples traveling together or friends sharing the space, with the day beds doubling as daytime lounging spots.

Yes, the elevated treehouse-style setting includes an outdoor terrace area reached by an exterior staircase, looking out over the resort’s gardens. It’s a nice spot for morning coffee before heading down to the beach club or restaurants.

The bathroom is built into the suite’s private, self-contained layout, keeping it separate from the living and sleeping areas rather than shared or open-plan, so the whole accommodation feels residential rather than like a standard hotel room.

At 753 sq. ft., this suite offers considerably more room than a standard treehouse room, with a defined one-bedroom layout, a lounge area, and day beds for extra lounging space, making it feel more like a residential suite than a typical guest room.

Every stay includes the resort’s full all-inclusive program: gourmet dining across venues like Palm Grove Restaurant, Lotus Leaf and Palm Breeze Bar & Grill, unlimited beverages, complimentary Wi-Fi, fitness center access, live entertainment, non-motorized water sports, private pool and beach club access, and a personal concierge.

Since Sunset at the Palms is an adults-only resort, this suite suits couples, honeymooners or a small group of friends well. The king bed and two day beds give everyone their own space, which makes it a comfortable option for a longer, shared stay.

The resort sits just steps from its private beach club, with Bloody Bay Beach only a short walk away. On-site dining, including Palm Grove Restaurant and the swim-up Bamboo Bar, is all within easy walking distance of the treetop suites.

The treehouse-style suites are tucked within the resort’s garden setting, generally offering a quieter, greener atmosphere than rooms clustered right around the lobby and restaurant area, while still being an easy walk to dining and the beach club.

Because the suites are elevated and accessed by an exterior staircase, they aren’t suited to guests who have difficulty with stairs, and there’s no elevator to reach them. It’s worth keeping in mind when packing luggage or booking if mobility is a concern.

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