Family Room Double
377 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 2 Double Beds
The Family Room Double at Hotel Riu Ocho Rios gives up to 4 guests a comfortable 377 sq. ft. retreat with an easy indoor-outdoor feel. Individually decorated and individually furnished, this non-smoking room opens to a balcony, offering a private place to step outside between beach days, pool time and evenings at the resort. Inside, the bedroom is arranged with 2 Double Beds, blackout drapes or curtains, bedsheets provided and climate-controlled air conditioning, with a ceiling fan for added comfort. Free WiFi, satellite TV service, closed captioned TV and a phone keep the room convenient, while free bottled water, daily housekeeping and housekeeping on request support a relaxed stay. The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, towels, a hair dryer, free toiletries and eco-friendly toiletries, with change of towels available on request. Energy-saving switches, LED light bulbs and recycling are also included. Your stay is part of the 24-hour All-Inclusive experience at Hotel Riu Ocho Rios, where onsite food and beverages are included and gratuities are included in the rate, with some restrictions possible. Guests can enjoy the resort’s broad dining setup, from buffet service with live cooking to themed options featuring Asian, Italian and grilled specialties, along with bars and all-inclusive snacks available around the clock. For families and groups sharing one room, this category keeps the essentials close: a practical sleeping layout, in-room WiFi, a private bathroom and a balcony, all within the beachfront all-inclusive setting of Hotel Riu Ocho Rios on Mammee Bay.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony gives guests their own outdoor space to unwind
- 377 sq. ft. Family Room with a simple, comfortable bedroom layout
- Two double beds comfortably sleep up to four guests
- Private bathroom with a shower/tub combination and eco-friendly toiletries
- Individually decorated and furnished room with a relaxed, homely feel
- Free minibar items stocked for casual in-room snacking and drinks
- Satellite TV, free WiFi, in-room safe and daily housekeeping included
- 24-hour all-inclusive access covers on-site meals, drinks and gratuities
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Family Room Double FAQs
What does the Family Room Double look out onto?
The room opens onto a private balcony, giving guests a personal outdoor spot to sit with a coffee or unwind after a day at the beach or pool. Since Hotel Riu Ocho Rios sits directly on Mammee Bay, many balconies take in glimpses of the gardens or resort grounds, making the outdoor space a genuine extension of the room rather than an afterthought.
How are the beds arranged and how many people can stay comfortably?
This category comes with 2 double beds, which sleep up to four guests comfortably. It’s a practical setup for a family with kids or two couples travelling together, giving everyone their own bed rather than relying on a sofa bed or rollaway.
Does the Family Room Double have a balcony, and how is it typically used?
Yes, every Family Room Double at Hotel Riu Ocho Rios includes a private balcony. Guests use it as a quiet spot to get ready in the morning, dry off after the pool, or wind down in the evening before heading out to the resort’s restaurants and bars.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The private bathroom features a shower/tub combination, so guests can choose a quick shower or a soak. It’s stocked with free and eco-friendly toiletries, fresh towels, and a hair dryer, with additional towel changes available on request from housekeeping.
How does the Family Room Double compare with other room categories at the resort?
The Family Room Double is one of the resort’s more compact, budget-friendly options at 377 sq. ft., designed for practicality rather than extra space or upgraded views. Guests wanting more room, a swim-out pool, or access to the resort’s Deluxe Wing specialty restaurants like Sir Richard or Tushima would need to look at a higher category, while this room keeps the essentials — beds, balcony, bathroom and WiFi — in a straightforward package.
What's included for guests booking this room category?
Like all rooms at Hotel Riu Ocho Rios, the Family Room Double is part of the resort’s 24-hour all-inclusive program, so on-site meals, snacks, and drinks are covered around the clock, and gratuities are included in the rate. Guests can use the buffet restaurants, grab snacks at any hour, and enjoy the pools and beach without extra charges for food or drink.
Is the Family Room Double a good fit for families?
Yes, this category is built with families in mind: two double beds sleep up to four guests, and the resort itself has a kids’ club (RiuLand), a water park, and family-oriented pools nearby. It also works well for two couples or friends sharing, since each guest gets a proper bed rather than a shared sofa.
How far is this room from the beach and the main pools?
Hotel Riu Ocho Rios is a beachfront resort directly on Mammee Bay, so the sand is just steps from the property, and the resort’s pools, restaurants, and bars are all within easy walking distance of the guest rooms. Families often appreciate not needing transport to reach the water park or the main buffet.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and which is livelier?
The Main Pool area, near the restaurants and RiuLand kids’ club, tends to be the liveliest part of the resort, especially during the day with families and pool activities. Guests looking for a calmer atmosphere often gravitate toward the resort’s adults-only Deluxe Pool area, though that section comes with its own separate room category rather than being part of the Family Room Double.
What should guests know about the resort that isn't obvious from the room description alone?
A few resort-wide rules are worth knowing before you go: the Splash Water World water park has a minimum age requirement for its largest slide, and both the gym and sauna are restricted to guests 18 and older. It’s also worth noting that swim-up pools don’t allow children, so families with younger kids will want to use the dedicated kids’ pool areas instead.