Two Bedroom Villa

The Two Bedroom Villa overlooks the Spanish Courtyard and its pool, <cite index="4-2">with warm tiles and balustrades amidst tropical gardens</cite>. It’s a quieter pool than the resort’s cliff-top infinity pool, with one guest noting <cite index="2-2">they usually hung around the smaller pool in what they call the Spanish courtyard</cite>, and another describing the <cite index="2-3">pools as usually very quiet with just a few people hanging around each one</cite>. For guests who want a leafy, low-key outlook rather than ocean views, the courtyard setting is a genuine draw at Cap Maison Resort & Spa.

That split layout makes it a natural fit for two couples or a family, since <cite index="5-11">the villas are perfect for families wanting to enjoy their holiday in complete seclusion</cite>.

No — this is the Spanish Courtyard villa category, so it looks out onto the shared courtyard pool rather than having a private plunge pool. Guests who specifically want a pool attached to their villa should look at the Two and Three Bedroom Ocean View Villas with pools, which are <cite index="8-13">spacious luxury villas located on the ground floor with wonderful ocean views</cite> at the same resort.

Each bedroom has <cite index="9-9">its own bathroom</cite>, and the resort finishes its bathrooms with <cite index="3-20">Mexican hand-painted tiles</cite> alongside luxury bathroom amenities and a hairdryer found throughout Cap Maison’s suites and villas. It’s a private, en-suite setup for both bedrooms rather than a single shared bathroom.

ft. with two full bedrooms for more space and privacy. Moving up again, the Ocean View Villa with Pool trades the courtyard outlook for <cite index="8-13">wonderful ocean views and a large separate living/dining area</cite> plus a private pool, for guests prioritising sea views and total seclusion over the garden-courtyard setting.