Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room
431 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 3 Guests / 1 King or 2 Double Beds
The Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room at Sheraton Buganvilias Puerto Vallarta offers 431 sq. ft. of inviting space with an ocean view that brings the setting into focus from the moment you arrive. Designed for an easy coastal stay, this room gives guests a comfortable place to unwind while keeping the ocean at the heart of the experience. Accommodations welcome up to 4 guests, making the room well suited for couples, friends, or small families booking a Puerto Vallarta escape. The layout is crafted for comfort and everyday ease, with space to relax between days by the water and evenings spent enjoying the resort atmosphere. The bathroom supports a smooth stay with the essential convenience expected from this room category. With the all-inclusive experience, your stay at Sheraton Buganvilias Puerto Vallarta feels effortless from check-in to checkout. Meals, drinks, and resort moments are brought together in one seamless way to enjoy the destination, so you can focus on the ocean view, your companions, and the rhythm of a relaxed Puerto Vallarta getaway.
What's included in this room?
- Upper-floor placement frames a full bay view to both Cape Corrientes and Punta de Mita tips
- 431 sq. ft. room with an open-concept layout and resort-classic styling
- Marble bathroom with a glass shower and a plush bathrobe
- A cozy seating nook pairs with coastal-toned furnishings and warm accents
- In-room minibar fridge stocked with soda, beer, and bottled water
- Flat-screen cable TV, in-room coffee maker, 24-hour room service, Wi-Fi, and an in-room safe
- All-inclusive dining, drinks, and resort activities are woven into every night's stay
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Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room FAQs
What does the Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room actually look out on, and is the upgrade worth it?
This category sits on the upper floors of the resort and is built around a full bay view that reaches toward both Cape Corrientes and Punta de Mita, so the higher placement genuinely changes the outlook compared with lower, partially obstructed rooms.
Does the Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room have a private balcony or terrace?
This category is designed around large windows that bring the Bahía de Banderas into the room rather than a private outdoor balcony, so the view is enjoyed from inside while select terrace-style categories exist elsewhere in the resort.
How does this room compare with the standard Deluxe Ocean View or the Club Level rooms?
The Grand Deluxe sits a step above the standard Deluxe Ocean View thanks to its higher floor and wider bay view, while the Sheraton Club Level adds extras like lounge access, continental breakfast, and evening appetizers for guests who want an elevated tier on top of the all-inclusive plan.
What's actually included for guests booking this room category?
Along with the room, guests get the resort’s all-inclusive plan, which brings together meals, snacks, and drinks, plus recurring touches like a Thursday Mexican Fiesta and a Sunday Champagne Brunch with live music, along with 24-hour room service and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the stay.
How far is this room from the beach, pools, and restaurants?
The hotel sits directly on a beachfront stretch close to downtown, less than a quarter mile from the Malecón boardwalk’s shops and restaurants, so the beach, pool areas, and on-site dining are all a short walk from the room.
Is the Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room better suited to couples, families, or longer stays?
With bedding for up to four guests and an all-inclusive plan that offers free accommodation for up to two children, the room works well for couples wanting an upgraded view as much as for small families settling in for several nights.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
Expect a marble-finished bathroom with a glass shower, hairdryer, and a plush bathrobe, giving the room a polished, resort-standard finish.
Should I request a specific floor, and is there a quieter side of the property?
Because the Grand Deluxe category is tied to the upper floors, guests already land on a higher, generally quieter level, and travelers often note that booking as high as possible rewards you with the best sunset views over the bay while staying clear of daytime pool noise below.
What should I know about this room that the basic description doesn't mention?
The layout leans on big windows rather than a private balcony to showcase the view, and the Sheraton Signature Sleep Experience bedding is standard across the category, so the comfort level stays consistent whether you book the king or double-bed configuration.