SURF RANCH · SAN JUAN DEL SUR
Two bedrooms, a living room and space for up to four guests. Walk through five actual villa photos, from a stone-walled bedroom in Villa 2 to the lounge in Villa 4. The bed arrangements differ by unit.
INSIDE THE GALLERY
Each stop is labeled with the villa number. Compare the beds, bathrooms and common areas to see which details to ask about when choosing an available villa.
STOP 02 · VILLA 4
Two couples may want one private bedroom each. A family might prefer the second bedroom for the children. The bedroom pictured is in Villa 4. Ask reception to match the sleeping arrangement to your group, particularly if some guests need their own bed as well as a separate room.
STOP 03 · VILLA 5
The twin beds in Villa 5 suit friends or siblings who want separate beds. Another bedroom in the villa gallery shows a bunk setup. For two couples, ask for the beds you want in each room. For parents and children, tell reception who will share and whether a bunk is suitable.
STOP 04 · VILLA 4
A villa makes sense when one person wants to sleep and another wants to read or talk. Villa 4’s lounge has chairs around a low table apart from the bedrooms. Four guests can share one villa, with a common place to plan the next morning’s beach or pool outing.
STOP 05 · VILLA 6
The Villa 6 bathroom shown here has a stone shower and a glass-block divider. Each villa has its own layout. If bathroom access, a particular terrace or the route to the pool matters, ask reception to confirm those features for the villa available on your dates.
Choose who shares each bedroom before searching. Include every adult and child in the date form below.
For six, check a villa for four plus a standard room for two. For eight, compare two villas available across your entire stay.
Direct stays include breakfast. You can add the all-inclusive meal plan. Check-in starts at 2 pm and checkout is by noon.