Royalton Riviera Cancun

Two-queens configuration (4) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 5 named spots; the king configuration counts 3. Occupancy caps at 4 either way.

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

💡 Caps at 4 — not a family-of-5 pick.

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

Two-queens configuration (4) + sofa bed (1, size not stated). Occupancy caps at 4.

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

💡 Caps at 4 — not a family-of-5 pick.

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

King (2) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 3 countable spots for 4 allowed guests — confirm the 4th sleeping setup.

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

💡 Despite the name, this 'Family Suite' caps at 4 — and at 3 adults.

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

King (2) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 3 countable spots for 4 allowed guests.

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

💡 Even the one-bedroom Presidential caps at 4 — five needs the two-bedroom.

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

King (2) + two queens (4) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 7 countable spots for 8 allowed guests — confirm the 8th sleeping setup.

• →Room occupancy (8) and named beds (7 spots) both cover your party of 5.
• →Infants count toward occupancy at most hotels — the engine counts every person.

💡 The entry-level one-unit answer for a family of five at Royalton.

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

Two-queens configuration (4) + sofa bed (1, size not stated). Occupancy caps at 4.

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

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

The bedding bullet names no sofa bed, although the room's prose mentions a seating area with one — we count only the bulleted beds (two queens = 4).

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

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

King (2) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 3 countable spots for 4 allowed guests.

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

💡 Caps at 4, like the non-Diamond Club version.

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

King (2) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 3 countable spots for 4 allowed guests.

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

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

Official-vs-official inconsistency: the Diamond Club two-bedroom's bedding bullet repeats the junior-suite text ('1 King or 2 Queens and Sofa Bed'), which contradicts both its two-bedroom layout and the non-Diamond Club version ('1 King, 2 Queens and Sofa Bed or 2 Kings and Sofa Bed'). We count the bullet as printed (5 spots) — confirm the real bedding with the resort before relying on it for 6–8 guests.

• →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.

💡 Occupancy (8) is published and consistent; the bedding line is the suspect field.

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

King (2) + two queens (4) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 7 countable spots for 8 allowed guests.

• →Room occupancy (8) and named beds (7 spots) both cover your party of 5.
• →Infants count toward occupancy at most hotels — the engine counts every person.

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

King (2) + four queens (8) + sofa bed (1, size not stated) = 11 countable spots for 12 allowed guests.

• →Room occupancy (12) and named beds (11 spots) both cover your party of 5.
• →Infants count toward occupancy at most hotels — the engine counts every person.

💡 The largest official capacity at Royalton — multi-family territory.

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