The Reserve at Paradisus Palma Real

 About The Reserve at Paradisus Palma Real

There are 206 One and Two Bedroom Residential Concierge Suites, all beautifully appointed with mahogany furniture and marble floors, and equipped with air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, king size bed, separate living area, two flat screen TVs, CD/DVD player, internet access, mini bar and Jacuzzi. All suites overlook the pools or gardens and feature a private terrace or balcony. Reserve Beach suites boast unbelievable ocean views and are especially popular with honeymooners. Family Concierge Suites have a separate living area with sofa bed and include delightful extra touches, such as children’s bathroom amenities and mini bathrobes. The spectacular Swim-Up Suites have a large private terrace, a garden area with day bed and direct access to the swimming pool.

Ultra luxurious and ultra private, The Reserve is an exclusive resort within a resort located in the magnificent Paradisus Palma Real. A first class tropical escape for discerning travellers who want the very best, The Reserve offers a collection of superb suites and fabulous restaurants. The facilities and activities, particularly for families, are exceptional with an outstanding kids’ club and dedicated family suites offering a personal concierge service.

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Best Time to Travel to The Reserve at Paradisus Palma Real

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