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Relax in this bright Bayside Bungalow Cove suite at Paradise Point Resort & Spa. The 646 sq. ft. one‑bedroom layout opens to a bay view and climate‑controlled comfort, with blackout drapes and hypo‑allergenic bedding to ensure a restful stay. A 60‑inch LCD TV with premium channels and an MP3 dock bring entertainment into the room, while free Wi‑Fi keeps you connected.
The bedroom features one King Bed, and a Double Sofa Bed accommodates additional guests so the suite sleeps up to 4. The private bathroom includes a rainfall showerhead, shower, complimentary toiletries, towels, shampoo, soap, hair dryer and toilet paper. Accessibility features include lever door handles, a phone accessibility kit, a portable shower seat and a visual fire alarm to support a range of guest needs.
Every stay is made easy with in‑room conveniences such as a refrigerator, coffee and tea maker, dining area and meal delivery or room service (limited hours). Families will appreciate the family‑friendly layout and availability of a free crib on request. Rollaway/extra beds are available for a surcharge. Whether arriving for relaxation or family time, this suite pairs thoughtful in‑room amenities with the wider resort offerings at Paradise Point Resort & Spa, including complimentary access to on‑site pools and fitness options included with the daily resort fee.






























This suite is a bay-view category. Paradise Point sits on a private 44-acre island in Mission Bay, so the outlook is toward the water. The exact angle of the view depends on which bungalow you are assigned.
The suite has one king bed and a double sofa bed and sleeps up to four guests. That suits a couple with children or two couples who are comfortable sharing the living space. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a free crib is available for little ones.
It measures 646 sq. ft. and is a one-bedroom suite. It has a bedroom with the king bed, a sofa bed and a dining area. The bedroom has blackout drapes and hypo-allergenic bedding, and the air conditioning is climate-controlled.
Yes. The resort's 462 bungalow-style rooms all have exterior hallways and operable windows. The property was originally built in 1962 and last renovated in 2010, so expect a relaxed, low-rise island-resort feel rather than a high-rise hotel.
The private bathroom has a rainfall showerhead, free toiletries, shampoo, soap, a hair dryer, towels and toilet paper. The suite also offers accessibility features: lever door handles, a portable shower seat, a phone accessibility kit, closed-captioned TV and a visual fire alarm.
It works well for both. The refrigerator, dining area and coffee and tea maker make longer stays easier, and a free crib is available. Families can use the resort's five heated pools, the 18-hole miniature golf course, tennis, pickleball and basketball courts, and lawn games. One of the pools, the Adult Lagoon Pool, is reserved for guests 18 and older.
There is a 60-inch LCD TV with premium channels, an MP3 dock and free Wi-Fi. For food, you have a refrigerator, a dining area and a coffee and tea maker. Room service (Food2You) is available in limited hours. Breakfast service starts at 6:30 AM, and all-day dining runs from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
A mandatory daily resort fee applies, recently listed at $52.92 per night, though it has changed over the years. It covers use of the five heated pools, the fitness center, yoga and wellness classes, Wi-Fi, housekeeping, in-room coffee and the in-room safe. Classes include island yoga, guided meditation and sound bath meditation. The pools are open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The front desk is open 24 hours. The main guest must be at least 21 with a government-issued photo ID and a matching credit card, and cash is not accepted for incidentals. The resort has about a mile of its own sandy beach on Mission Bay. The Spa at Paradise Point is open daily from 9:00 AM. Dogs are welcome for a nonrefundable pet fee.
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