Velas Vallarta

Either bedding choice sleeps 2 (king = 2; two twins = 1 + 1). The page allows up to 4 guests but names no further sleeping setup — the sofa is described as a sitting area, not a sofa bed.

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

💡 Fits 4 on paper, but only 2 countable bed spots are described — confirm how guests 3 and 4 sleep.

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

Named beds sleep 2 in either configuration; the living-area sofa is not described as a sofa bed, so it is not counted.

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

💡 Category naming varies across Velas channels (also sold as One-Bedroom Suite); figures here follow the official meetings page. Allows 4, beds describe 2 — confirm the extra sleeping setup.

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

King (2) + sofa bed (1, conservative — size not specified) = 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

King (2) + two doubles (4) = 6 countable spots in the double-bed variant. The twin-bed variant (6 of the 30 suites) sleeps 4 in named beds. Either way, the beds out-count the official page's stated top figure of 5 — see the OTA warning.

• →This room allows at most 2 children; your party has 3.

💡 The family-of-5 angle at this resort: two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and beds that sleep 6 in most suites — but note the official stated cap of 5 in the source quote, and the third-party grids claiming 6 (see otaWarning).

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

King (2) + double (2) + two twins (2) = 6 countable spots for a suite the hotel describes as accommodating up to 8 — the L-shaped sofa is not described as a sofa bed, so guests 7 and 8 have no named bed. Confirm before booking for 7-8.

• →This room allows at most 2 children; your party has 3.

💡 Internal inconsistency on the official page: the bedding header lists 2 twin beds in the third bedroom, while the body text says "the third bedroom has a twin bed" (singular). We follow the header; either way the named beds total 5-6 spots against an allowance of up to 8.

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

Two kings (4) + two twins (2) = 6 countable spots for a suite described as accommodating up to 8.

• →This room allows at most 2 children; your party has 3.

💡 Internal inconsistency on the official page: this suite's header gives 179 m2 / 1,927 sq ft (used here), while its body text gives 250 m2 / 2,691 sq ft — the Master Suite below shows the reverse pairing, so the two suites' size figures appear swapped on the page. Treat the size as approximate and confirm with the resort.

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

Two kings (4) + two twins (2) + sofa bed (1, conservative) = 7 countable spots for a suite described as accommodating up to 8.

• →This room allows at most 2 children; your party has 3.

💡 Internal inconsistencies on the official page: the header gives 250 m2 / 2,691 sq ft (used here) and three bedrooms, while the body text gives 179 m2 / 1,927 sq ft and mentions "2 bedrooms" alongside the third bedroom's twin beds — see the Oceanfront Suite note; the size figures for the two suites appear swapped.

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

Only the master bedroom's king bed is named; the other three bedrooms' bedding is not described on the official page, so no bed count is recorded.

• →The hotel does not publish a max occupancy for this room on its official site — confirm the guest count with the hotel before booking.
• →Infants count toward occupancy at most hotels — the engine counts every person.

💡 Data gap: the official page gives this suite's size (509 m2 / 5,478 sq ft) and layout but states no guest count — occupancy is intentionally left null rather than filled from third-party listings.