Norman Manley Blvd, Negril, Westmoreland, Jamaica

Treetop Standard Room

306 sq. ft. / 2 Guests / 2 Double OR 2 Twin Beds

The Treetop Standard Room at Sunset at the Palms Resort is a 306-square-foot retreat set above the gardens in the resort’s signature treehouse-style accommodations. Elevated among tropical greenery, it offers a peaceful garden view and a sense of privacy suited to the adults-only atmosphere of this all-inclusive Negril resort. Designed for up to 2 guests, the room is furnished with either 2 Double beds or 2 Twin beds. The layout is simple and restful, creating an easy place to unwind between beach time, dining and resort activities. As with the resort’s treetop accommodations, the room is elevated above ground and reached by stairs, preserving the distinctive hideaway feel of the setting. Your stay includes the all-inclusive experience at Sunset at the Palms Resort, with gourmet dining experiences, unlimited beverages, private pool and beach club access, non-motorized water sports, fitness center access, live entertainment, complimentary Wi-Fi and a Personal Concierge. Guests can enjoy Caribbean and international cuisine at Palm Grove Restaurant, fine dining at Lotus Leaf, and beachside sandwiches and Jamaican jerk favorites at Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill, with select dining experiences arranged through the concierge. From relaxed mornings in the gardens to cocktails by the swim-up Bamboo Bar and time on the private sandy beach, the Treetop Standard Room places you close to the resort’s easygoing rhythm while keeping your own elevated garden retreat waiting at the end of the day.

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This room sits high among the resort’s signature treehouse-style buildings, looking out over the tropical gardens rather than the ocean. It’s a peaceful, leafy outlook that suits the adults-only, hideaway feel of Sunset at the Palms, though guests wanting sea views should look at the resort’s beachfront categories instead.

The Treetop Standard Room comes with 2 Double or 2 Twin beds, and it’s designed to comfortably sleep two adults. Since the resort is adults-only and this category can’t accommodate cribs or rollaway beds, it’s best suited to couples, friends, or solo travelers rather than families.

There isn’t a traditional balcony here — instead, the room’s elevated treehouse design lifts it above the garden canopy, reached by a short staircase. That elevation itself creates a natural sense of privacy and breeze, part of the distinctive hideaway character these rooms are known for.

The en-suite bathroom is compact and well-appointed, with a walk-in shower and contemporary fixtures. In keeping with the resort’s Green Globe certification, bath amenities lean toward natural, eco-conscious products rather than heavily packaged toiletries.

The Treetop Standard Room is a cozy, no-frills version of the resort’s elevated garden rooms, while the One-Bedroom Treetop Suites step up with more space and a separate living area. If you plan to spend more downtime in the room itself, the suite category is worth considering; if you’re mostly out enjoying the beach and dining, the Standard Room covers the essentials well.

Booking the Treetop Standard Room includes the full all-inclusive experience at Sunset at the Palms — gourmet dining across the resort’s restaurants, unlimited beverages, private pool and beach club access, non-motorized water sports, fitness center use, live entertainment, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a dedicated Personal Concierge.

Not quite — Sunset at the Palms is an adults-only resort welcoming guests 18 and up, and this room is built for a maximum of two adults with no cribs or extra beds available. It’s better suited to couples, honeymooners, or solo travelers looking for a quiet garden retreat.

The treetop rooms are set within the resort’s ten acres of gardens, a short walk from the private sandy beach and the swim-up Bamboo Bar at the main pool. It’s an easy stroll to reach dining at Palm Grove or Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill as well.

Room location does make a difference here. Units in the 200s and 300s sit closer to the lobby, restaurants and gym, so they’re more central but can pick up more foot traffic, while rooms higher up tend to feel greener and quieter. It’s worth mentioning your preference when booking.

True to the resort’s treehouse concept, these rooms are elevated on stilts and reached by a short staircase rather than an elevator. It’s part of the charm of staying above the gardens, but guests with mobility concerns should keep the stairs in mind when choosing this category.

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