Premium Garden View Suite
829 sq. ft. / Garden View / 5 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Twin Beds
The Premium Garden View Suite at Maroma, Riviera Maya is a spacious 829 sq. ft. retreat designed for relaxed Riviera Maya stays. Opening to a balcony or patio, it frames a tranquil Garden View and gives up to 5 guests room to settle in with ease. Inside, air conditioning, a fan, daily housekeeping, turndown service and free WiFi with 500+ Mbps speeds support both slow days and connected moments. The suite may be configured with 1 King or 2 Twin Beds, with rollaway or extra beds available for a surcharge. A separate sitting area creates a natural place to read, plan the day or unwind, while a laptop-friendly workspace, local maps, guidebooks and recommendations add practical comfort. The bathroom features a deep soaking bathtub and a separate shower with a rainfall showerhead, complemented by provided towels, bedsheets and slippers. Families will also appreciate thoughtful touches such as children’s books and a highchair. Maroma, Riviera Maya is not an all-inclusive resort, so guests should book this suite knowing that meals and services are not packaged into an all-inclusive rate. Stays may include an à la carte breakfast, along with daily coffee, tea, hot chocolate, a morning newspaper, 24-hour concierge, pressing service and a welcome cocktail, depending on the booked rate. On property, dining and drinks are available across Casa Mayor, Woodend by Curtis Stone, Bambuco by Handshake and Freddy’s Beach Bar, giving guests a choice of Mexican cuisine, live-fire cooking, mezcal-led mixology and casual beachside refreshments.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished patio with garden and pool views for quiet mornings
- 829 sq. ft. suite with a separate sitting area for extra space
- One king bed or two twin beds, sleeping up to five guests
- Partially open bathroom with a deep soaking tub and rainfall shower
- Separate sitting area with premium bedding and a laptop-friendly workspace
- Stocked minibar plus an espresso maker and toaster oven for snacking
- Flat-screen TV with premium channels, 24-hour room service, free WiFi and in-room safe
- À la carte breakfast, daily coffee, welcome cocktail and 24-hour concierge included
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Premium Garden View Suite FAQs
What does the Premium Garden View Suite actually look out on, and is that view worth choosing over an ocean-facing room?
The suite opens onto a furnished patio framing views of Maroma’s gardens and pool areas, tucked into the resort’s lush 200-acre jungle setting. It’s a quieter, greener outlook rather than a Caribbean view, which suits guests who want a tranquil retreat close to the gardens and pools rather than the beachfront buzz — a genuine trade-off, not a downgrade.
How are the beds configured, and how many guests can this suite comfortably sleep?
The room can be set up with 1 king bed or 2 twin beds, and it comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge, and a crib can be requested for free, making it workable for a small family or a couple traveling with an older child.
Does this suite have a private balcony, terrace or plunge pool, and how would I actually use it?
Yes — it has a furnished patio or deck that looks over the gardens and pool areas. It’s best used as a private spot for morning coffee, reading between spa treatments, or unwinding after a day at the beach, rather than as a stand-alone pool or plunge feature.
What is the bathroom like in the Premium Garden View Suite?
The bathroom has a partially open layout with a deep soaking bathtub and a separate shower fitted with a rainfall showerhead. Towels, bedsheets and slippers are provided, with turndown service and on-request towel changes adding a resort-level finish.
How does this suite compare with the entry-level rooms and the categories above it?
At 829 sq. ft., this suite is noticeably larger than Maroma’s entry-level rooms and includes a separate sitting area and laptop-friendly workspace that smaller categories don’t offer. Guests wanting a direct ocean outlook or a private plunge feature would look to categories higher in the collection, but for garden-facing space and quiet, this suite is a strong middle ground.
What's included for guests booking this suite category?
Rates typically include an à la carte breakfast, daily coffee, tea and hot chocolate, a morning newspaper, 24-hour concierge, pressing service and a welcome cocktail. Maroma is not an all-inclusive resort, so meals beyond breakfast and drinks at the bars and restaurants are billed separately.
Is the Premium Garden View Suite better suited to couples, families or longer stays?
It works well for both. The separate sitting area and workspace suit couples or remote-working guests on a longer stay, while the availability of a crib, highchair and children’s books, plus the resort’s Kid’s Club, make it equally comfortable for families traveling with children.
How far is the suite from the beach, pools and restaurants?
Set amid Maroma’s jungle grounds, the suite sits within easy reach of the resort’s three freshwater pools and the beachfront, with dining at Casa Mayor and drinks at Freddy’s Beach Bar just a short walk away. The garden-facing location keeps it a step back from the shoreline while still central to the property’s main areas.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and does this suite fall on that side?
Maroma separates its adults-only quiet pool near the ocean from the livelier family pool area. Garden View suites are generally set back from the busiest pool and beach activity, making this category a naturally quieter choice within the resort.
What should I know about this suite that isn't obvious from the room description?
The suite’s free WiFi runs at 500+ Mbps, comfortably supporting several devices for remote work or streaming. It’s worth noting Maroma runs daily seaweed monitoring on the beach each morning to keep the shoreline as clear as possible, and that the resort operates on an à la carte dining basis rather than all-inclusive, so it’s worth planning meals across Casa Mayor, Woodend, Bambuco and Freddy’s Beach Bar in advance.