The Suites at Paradise Ridge
1900 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Suites at Paradise Ridge at Ladera Resort frame an ocean view from 1,900 sq. ft. of individually furnished and individually decorated space. Set within the resort’s signature open-air, three-wall style, the suite is designed for two guests to take in the surrounding landscape in privacy, with a separate sitting area, ceiling fan and private plunge pool creating an easy indoor-outdoor rhythm. Daily housekeeping, free WiFi, free bottled water and thoughtful practical touches such as electrical adapters, a phone and an in-room safe support a relaxed stay. Inside, the suite has 1 King Bed with turndown service and hypo-allergenic bedding available on request. The layout includes a separate sitting area, minibar stocked with some free items, espresso maker, iron and ironing board, and room service during limited hours. The partially open bathroom has a shower only, finished with a rainfall showerhead, towels, shampoo, toilet paper and free toiletries. An in-room massage can also be arranged, letting the suite itself become part of the spa experience. With an all-inclusive rate at Ladera Resort, meals and beverages are included, though charges may apply for dining at some restaurants, special dinners or dishes, some beverages and other amenities. Days can move from breakfast, lunch or dinner at Dasheene to quiet time by your private plunge pool, a complimentary guided Ladera Ridge hike, a garden or wellness-garden tour, or the Sports & Game Lounge, where food and beverage cost extra. The result is a spacious Paradise Ridge retreat that balances privacy, service and the distinctive all-inclusive experience of Ladera Resort.
What's included in this room?
- Private plunge pool terrace looks out over sweeping Caribbean Sea views
- 1,900 sq. ft. suite with an individually furnished, open three-wall layout
- One king bed with hypo-allergenic bedding, sleeping two guests
- Partially open bathroom features a rainfall shower, robes and free toiletries
- Separate sitting area with individually decorated furnishings and a ceiling fan
- Stocked minibar offers a mix of complimentary and paid refreshments
- In-room amenities include an iPad, espresso maker, WiFi, safe and limited room service
- All-inclusive rate covers meals, beverages, guided hikes and garden tours
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The Suites at Paradise Ridge FAQs
What does the ocean view from The Suites at Paradise Ridge actually look like?
Because the suite sits within Ladera’s open, three-wall design, the ocean view stretches uninterrupted from the sitting area and plunge pool toward the Caribbean Sea below the ridge. Guests booking this category are choosing the resort’s signature indoor-outdoor perspective rather than a framed window view, which is why many find the upgrade worthwhile.
How is the private plunge pool used, and is it truly just for us?
Yes — every suite at Ladera, including this one, has its own private plunge pool rather than a shared feature, so it functions as a quiet extension of the room itself. It’s a spot for morning coffee or an evening soak before or after dinner at Dasheene, with the resort’s two additional shared pools available elsewhere on property for guests who want a change of scene.
What's the bed setup, and is this suite really meant for two guests?
The suite is furnished with 1 King Bed and hypo-allergenic bedding available on request, and it’s designed to comfortably sleep two guests. Ladera does not offer rollaway beds or cribs, which fits its overall positioning as an adults-only, couples-focused retreat rather than a multi-guest family room.
What is the bathroom like in this suite?
The bathroom is partially open, in keeping with Ladera’s open-air architecture, and includes a rainfall showerhead rather than a soaking tub. Robes, shampoo, free toiletries and towels are all provided, giving it a resort-spa feel that pairs naturally with the in-room massage service available on request.
How does this suite compare with other room categories at Ladera?
At 1,900 sq. ft., The Suites at Paradise Ridge sit toward the larger, more private end of Ladera’s 37 total suites and villas, each of which includes its own plunge pool. Compared with entry-level categories, this suite adds a more generous separate sitting area and individually furnished layout, while still keeping the resort’s signature three-wall, open-air design throughout.
What's actually included when I book this suite category?
Ladera’s all-inclusive rate covers meals and beverages, with this suite also including daily housekeeping, turndown service, free WiFi and free bottled water. Guests can also take part in complimentary extras like the guided Ladera Ridge hike, a garden or wellness-garden tour, and the Sports & Game Lounge, though some dining experiences, special dishes and select beverages carry an additional charge.
Is this suite a good fit for a honeymoon or anniversary stay?
Given Ladera’s adults-only, 18-and-over policy and its reputation as one of the Caribbean’s most romantic resorts, this suite’s private plunge pool, ocean-facing sitting area and in-room massage option make it well suited to couples marking a honeymoon, anniversary or other special occasion.
How far is this suite from the restaurant, spa and pools?
Dasheene, the resort’s main restaurant, and the lévé Wellness Spa are both reachable on foot across Ladera’s ridge-side layout, and the cliff-edge infinity pool and warm-water lévé pool are also on site for guests to use freely. Because Ladera has no beach of its own, a complimentary shuttle runs guests to nearby Malgretoute Beach for those who want sand and sea.
What should I know about the open-air design before booking?
Ladera’s suites, including this one, are built with an open, three-wall layout with no glass in the windows, so the ocean breeze and views come with a genuinely open-air stay rather than air-conditioned enclosure. It’s part of what makes the resort distinctive, but guests who prefer fully enclosed rooms should factor this into their expectations.
Is there a TV in the suite, or other ways to relax indoors?
In place of a traditional television, the suite is equipped with an iPad for entertainment, alongside a separate sitting area for reading or relaxing between time at the plunge pool, the spa or Dasheene. It keeps the focus on the surrounding ocean and mountain scenery rather than indoor screen time.