Two Bedroom Family Suite
754 sq. ft. / 6 Guests / 1 King Bed, 1 Double Sofa Bed and 2 Queen Beds
The Two Bedroom Family Suite at Hotel Riu Palace Bavaro gives families and groups a generous 754 sq. ft. of space to settle into during an all-inclusive stay in Punta Cana. Designed for guests who want room to spread out together, this suite pairs a comfortable residential feel with a resort view, creating an easy base for days by Arena Gorda Beach and relaxed evenings back in your own space. Sleeping up to 6 guests, the suite is arranged with 1 King Bed, 1 Double Sofa Bed and 2 Queen Beds, making it well suited to parents, children, extended family or friends travelling together. The two-bedroom layout offers added privacy while still keeping everyone connected, and the sofa bed provides flexible sleeping space within the suite. The bathroom is part of the suite’s practical family design, giving guests the convenience they need before heading out for breakfast, the pool or dinner. Your stay includes the 24-hour all-inclusive experience at Hotel Riu Palace Bavaro, with meals, drinks, snacks and room service available around the clock. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s restaurants and bars, free WiFi throughout the property, pool areas, fitness centre, RIU Fit activities and included non-motorised water sports such as kayaking, snorkelling, windsurfing and bodyboarding. For younger travellers, RiuLand offers daily entertainment for children aged 4 to 12, while the wider resort setting brings together beach time, dining and activities in one easy family-friendly stay.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished balcony framing the resort's gardens and pool areas
- 754 sq. ft. two-bedroom suite with a separate living and dining space
- One king bed, two queen beds and a double sofa bed sleeping six guests
- Full bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower and plush cotton robes
- Comfortable lounge with sofa seating dressed in warm, residential-style décor
- Well-stocked minibar with water, soft drinks and local beer
- Flat-screen TV, coffee maker, in-room safe, free Wi-Fi and 24-hour room service
- 24-hour all-inclusive dining, drinks and RiuLand kids' club access included
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Two Bedroom Family Suite FAQs
What does the Two Bedroom Family Suite look out over, and is it worth the upgrade for the view?
The suite has a resort view over the gardens and pool areas of Hotel Riu Palace Bavaro rather than a direct beach outlook. The real upgrade here is space, not scenery — with 754 sq. ft. and a two-bedroom layout, you’re paying for room to spread out as a family rather than a specific vista, and the resort is only a short walk from Arena Gorda Beach regardless of which side you’re on.
How are the beds arranged, and how many people can this suite sleep comfortably?
The suite is fitted with 1 King Bed, 1 Double Sofa Bed and 2 Queen Beds, split across two separate bedrooms plus the living area. That configuration comfortably sleeps up to six guests, making it a natural fit for two couples travelling together or parents with several children who each want their own bed rather than a shared pull-out.
Does this suite have a balcony, terrace or any private outdoor space?
Yes, the suite opens onto a private furnished balcony overlooking the resort’s gardens and pool areas — a spot to have morning coffee or wind down in the evening without leaving the suite. It’s a resort-facing outdoor space rather than a beachfront one, which suits its inland placement within the property.
What is the bathroom like in the Two Bedroom Family Suite?
The suite includes a full bathroom with both a bathtub and a separate shower, along with cotton robes for guests to use during the stay. With up to six people sharing the suite, the layout is designed to keep morning routines efficient before heading down to breakfast or the beach.
How does this suite compare to a standard Junior Suite or the resort's other family options?
Where a Junior Suite is a single open room, the Two Bedroom Family Suite adds a true second bedroom and a separate living space, nearly doubling the practical square footage to 754 sq. ft. It’s the better choice once you’re travelling with more than a couple and a child, or when two family groups want their own sleeping space under one roof.
What's actually included when you book this room category?
Booking the Two Bedroom Family Suite comes with the resort’s full 24-hour all-inclusive service — meals, snacks, drinks and room service around the clock, plus free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Guests also get access to the pools, fitness centre, non-motorised water sports like kayaking and snorkelling, and the RiuLand kids’ club for ages 4 to 12.
Is this suite a good fit for families with young children, or better suited to older kids and groups of friends?
It works well for both. The two bedrooms and sofa bed give flexibility for young children who need to be close to parents as well as teens or friends who’d rather have their own space, and the included RiuLand programme keeps kids aged 4-12 entertained during the day so adults can enjoy the pools or Renova Spa.
How far is the suite from the beach, pools and restaurants?
Hotel Riu Palace Bavaro sits directly on Arena Gorda Beach, and the suite’s location within the resort keeps the pools, main buffet restaurant and the property’s specialty restaurants all within an easy walk. Splash Water World, the complimentary water park within the complex, is also close by for an easy break from the beach.
What should guests know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description alone?
Worth knowing: dinner in the main restaurant and theme restaurants calls for a slightly more elegant dress code, with no sleeveless T-shirts for gentlemen. Also, at least one guest in the room must be 18 or older year-round, rising to 21 between February and May, and Hotel Riu Palace Bavaro does not admit Spring Breaker groups at any time of year.
Which side of the resort should families ask for if they want a quieter stay?
Rooms set further from the main pool areas and swim-up bars tend to be quieter, since the pool zones see lively daytime activity and occasional evening entertainment. Families wanting a calmer base while still keeping the beach and RiuLand within easy reach can ask about a location away from the busiest pool sections when they check in.