Superior Ocean View Rooms
320 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests / 2 Double Beds
The Superior Ocean View Rooms at Viva Tangerine offer 320 sq. ft. of inviting space with an Ocean View, creating a relaxed setting for guests who want the sea to be part of their stay. Designed for up to 4 guests, this room category brings together comfort, simplicity and the easygoing atmosphere of the hotel in a setting made for unwinding. The layout is suited to rest between days in the sun, with the sleeping area arranged for convenience and comfort. The bathroom is part of the room’s private accommodation, completing a straightforward and comfortable stay without adding unnecessary complexity. As part of the all-inclusive experience at Viva Tangerine, your stay is designed to feel effortless from arrival to departure. After waking to an Ocean View, guests can enjoy the ease of having meals, drinks and resort moments included in the rhythm of the day, then return to a comfortable room that sleeps up to 4 guests. The Superior Ocean View Rooms offer a simple, well-situated base for enjoying Viva Tangerine at your own pace.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony or terrace framing the sparkling Caribbean coastline
- 320 sq. ft. room arranged for easy, comfortable living
- Private bathroom with a soaking tub, separate shower and hairdryer
- Relaxed seating nook finished in breezy, island-inspired décor
- Stocked mini-fridge keeps cold drinks and snacks close by
- Cable TV, coffee maker, in-room safe, room service and Wi-Fi
- All-inclusive meals, drinks, entertainment and daily activities all included
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Superior Ocean View Rooms FAQs
What does the Superior Ocean View Room actually look out on, and is the upgrade worth it?
The room’s private balcony or terrace faces the water, so mornings open onto the Caribbean Sea rather than gardens or a parking area. For travellers who want the ocean to be part of the stay rather than a backdrop glimpsed from the pool deck, the Superior Ocean View Room is the easiest way to get it without stepping up to a suite.
How are the two double beds arranged, and who does this room sleep comfortably?
Viva Tangerine lists maximum occupancy at 4 guests, which fits the two-bed layout naturally.
Does the room have a balcony, terrace or similar outdoor space, and how is it used?
Yes, the Superior Ocean View Room comes with a private balcony or terrace, part of the resort’s design across its guestroom buildings. It’s the spot where guests tend to have morning coffee or wind down in the evening with the ocean air before heading out to dinner.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
Guests get a private bathroom with a tub and a separate shower, along with a hairdryer, so it’s set up for both a quick rinse after the beach and a proper soak in the evening.
How does the Superior Ocean View Room compare with the standard Superior Room?
Both categories share the same footprint and bed setup, but the Superior Room typically faces the garden or pool, while the Superior Ocean View Room trades that outlook for water views from the balcony. The ocean-view category is the natural step up for guests who want the coastline without moving into a suite.
What's included for guests booking this room category?
Booking into the Superior Ocean View Room comes with Viva Tangerine’s full all-inclusive plan: all meals and snacks, unlimited drinks including cocktails and wine, non-motorized water sports, daily activities, and nightly entertainment, on top of the room’s own amenities.
Is this room better suited to couples, families or longer stays?
The all-inclusive structure and ocean-facing balcony also make it a comfortable base for a longer stay, since meals, drinks and daily activities are already built into the rhythm of each day.
How close is the room to the beach and the pools?
Viva Tangerine sits directly on Cabarete beach on the Dominican Republic’s north coast, with its pools and restaurants spread across the same beachfront grounds, so an ocean-view room keeps guests within easy walking distance of the sand, the swimming pools and the on-site dining venues.
What should guests ask for when booking to get the best ocean view?
Because the resort’s ocean-view rooms are spread across several low-rise buildings, requesting an upper floor at check-in tends to make the biggest difference to the outlook, giving a clearer line over the beach and water rather than a partial view.