Loews Royal Pacific Resort

Two queen beds = 4 spots. Loews allows 5 in this room; the hotel's policy page allows one rollaway per room (first-come, first-served, $35 plus tax per day), which is the likely 5th spot — it is not a named bed in this room type, so confirm it if you need it.

• →The named beds sleep 4, which is fewer than your party of 5 — confirm the extra sleeping setup with the hotel.

💡 Water View and Royal Club Level versions of this room list the same bedding, size and occupancy on the official page.

💡 A Premier-hotel standard room that officially takes 5 — but the 5th spot depends on a rollaway, not a fifth bed.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

One king bed = 2 spots. Loews allows 3 in this room; the third spot is not a named bed (the hotel allows one rollaway per room for a fee, first-come, first-served).

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 3.

💡 Fits 2 in beds — not a family-of-5 pick.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

King (2) + sleeper sofa (1, conservative — sofa size not stated) = 3 counted spots. Loews allows 4; the 4th spot is not accounted for by the named beds (one rollaway per room is allowed for a fee).

• →Your party of 5 is over this room's published max occupancy of 4.

💡 Twice the space of a standard room, but the beds alone do not reach the stated occupancy of 4.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

King (2) + two twin beds (1 + 1) = 4 spots in named beds. Loews allows 5 in this suite; the 5th spot is not in the named beds — the hotel allows one rollaway per room for a fee, first-come, first-served. Confirm the 5th sleeping setup before relying on it.

• →The named beds sleep 4, which is fewer than your party of 5 — confirm the extra sleeping setup with the hotel.

💡 The themed kids' room is the draw here. By Loews' own label the suite takes 5, but only 4 sleep in real beds.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

Two queens (4) + sleeper sofa (1, conservative — size not stated) = 5 counted spots. Loews allows 8 in this suite; the official page does not explain the additional sleeping setups, so large parties should confirm them with the hotel.

• →Room occupancy (8) and named beds (5 spots) both cover your party of 5.
• →Infants count toward occupancy at most hotels — the engine counts every person.

💡 A 1,340 sq ft parlor-style suite. Space is not the question — the unexplained gap between beds (5) and allowed guests (8) is.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20

King (2) + two queens (4) + sleeper sofa (1, conservative) = 7 counted spots. Loews allows 11; the official page does not explain the additional sleeping setups, so confirm them with the hotel for parties above 7.

• →Room occupancy (11) and named beds (7 spots) both cover your party of 5.
• →Infants count toward occupancy at most hotels — the engine counts every person.

💡 The largest option at the resort. Overkill for 5; the bed-vs-occupancy gap still applies for very large groups.

Source: official hotel page · verified 2026-10-20