Value View
Most Value Rooms have angled ocean views with private balconies and are located on the first or second floors of the Cross Rip building. These are small units (12′ x 14′) that include one queen bed, a full bath with a one-person Jacuzzi jet tub, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, small round table with two chairs, 43″ HD TV, A/C and whirlpool bathroom tubs for one. (We have two of these rooms without ocean view with a similar setup.
Superior
These rooms come in three categories – without ocean view, with ocean view and oceanfront. They are all similar in size and offerings with the exception of the ocean front rooms. The oceanfront comes with two double beds and a kid’s single sleeper couch whereas the others come with just two queen beds. All have one person whirlpool bathtubs in the bathroom, a full-size appliance kitchenette, 50″ HD TV, A/C and bathroom whirlpool tubs for one.
Deluxe
These rooms are distinguished by views – no view, balcony view, ocean view, full view and front facing view. (The views are angled in Balcony and View rooms.) A bit larger than other rooms with two queen beds, an accordion door to separate the kids single sleeper couch, full appliance kitchenette, 50″ HD TV, A/C and most with whirlpool bathroom tubs for one. Note that first floor full view room glass slider doors cannot be used as an entrance. Front facing units do not have accordion door separation.
Corsair and Cross Rip Rooms FAQs
No. Some rooms have no ocean view, while others have angled, full, or oceanfront views. Most Value View rooms have an angled ocean view, but the resort also has two similarly equipped Value rooms without an ocean view. Superior and Deluxe rooms are offered in several different view categories.
Ocean-view rooms may look toward the water from an angle, depending on the building, floor, and room location. Oceanfront, full-view, and front-facing categories generally provide a stronger water-facing position. Guests who consider the view especially important should confirm the exact category, floor, and building before booking.
Yes. Resort guests receive access to the property’s private beach and resort amenities without an additional resort or amenity fee. The property has two outdoor pools, an indoor pool, whirlpools, game rooms, and a seasonal beachfront café, although operating dates and hours vary by season.
Deluxe rooms generally provide more space, two queen beds, a child-size sleeper sofa, and a full-appliance kitchenette. Most also have an accordion-style divider between the beds and sleeper area. Superior Oceanfront rooms may also work well for families, but they have two double beds rather than two queens.
No. Most Value View rooms have private balconies, while Deluxe rooms are offered in several configurations, including no-view, balcony-view, ocean-view, full-view, and front-facing rooms. Some Superior room categories have balconies or patios, but guests should check the description of the exact room they are reserving.
Kitchen facilities depend on the room category. Value rooms have a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. Superior and Deluxe rooms include kitchenettes with full-size appliances. Guests planning to prepare meals should verify that their selected room specifically includes a full kitchenette.
Value rooms are compact units measuring approximately 12 by 14 feet. They include one queen bed, a small table with two chairs, a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, air conditioning, a 43-inch television, and a full bathroom.