1 Bedroom at The Towers at Mullet Bay

Just got a hit on an exchange at the Towers for a one bedroom unit. Can anyone give me insight on sleeping arrangement in the one bedroom unit. Have three people traveling and don't want anyone uncomfortable. Would also appreciate any tips you might share about this resort.

Thanks

It's been a while since ive stayed in a one bedroom unit there but I seem to remember the one bedrooms consist of a master bedroom with a king sized bed and dressing area complete with sink and closet area. The living room has a sleep sofa that can be made up as a Queen sized bed if I'm not mistaken, and the bathroom is a shared entity. If you have any additional questions please don't hesitate to ask away. Do you happen to have your room number and if so, I can probably define your view. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/handshake.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/handshake.gif" alt="" />

The resort sits back behind Mullet Bay and between Maho and Cupecoy. You will need a car to drive places. You can walk to Cupecoy during the day but definitely not at night.

The Towers 1 bedroom unit is as large and as comfortable as pretty much any one bedroom unit at any of the TS resorts. So if a 1 bedroom unit is enough for your three you would be fine there.
Cheers,
Todd

How old or "go with the flow" is the person having to sleep on the sofa bed? Adult?
I reached a point where that wasn't my idea of comfort or fun. They will be in the living room, and the bathroom and dressing area is between the bedroom and living room. Bedroom door closes off from the dressing area.
Two sinks....one in the shower area, and one in the dressing area.

Opened concept living room/kitchen. New, easy to convert sofa sleeper in the living room is very comfortable, but with limited privacy. It works for our family of three, but may not be ideal for others.