Club Med Cherating is currently closed for renovation. A partial reopening is expected in December 2027, with bookings expected to open from March 2027, subject to Club Med confirmation. Dates, opening-phase facilities, room categories and package terms may change. See our Cherating renovation and reopening updates before making travel arrangements. Final room names, sizes, layouts and occupancy limits must be checked against the published reopening inventory.
To put the old room layouts in context, read our pre-renovation Cherating review. Our arrival guide covers earlier travel and resort-access arrangements that will need reconfirmation after reopening.
Let’s start with this: the Club Med Cherating rooms and suites weren’t just places to sleep. They were part of the whole escape. Nestled between thick jungle and calm coastline, the pre-renovation rooms brought you close to nature without giving up comfort.
Located along the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the resort sits between powdery beaches and dense tropical forest. It’s wild out there, but step into your room, and suddenly it’s quiet. Calm. Thoughtfully put together. Like the best kind of contrast.
Before the closure, the choice ranged from compact Superior Rooms to spacious suites and interconnecting options for families. Those differences are useful background when deciding what matters most for a future stay: space, outlook, accessibility or keeping the family together.
The photos, floor plans, room sizes, occupancy limits and amenities below describe the resort before the October 2026 renovation closure. They are a historical reference, not specifications or availability promises for the reopened resort. The expected dates and future room categories remain subject to confirmation; check the final room layout, occupancy and included services for your actual booking. Club Med’s current renovation notice confirms the closure and a planned reopening during 2027.

Superior Room (Garden)
Simple, neat, and easy to feel at home in. The pre-renovation Superior Room was a comfortable, well-designed spot to rest after a full day of doing stuff. Or doing nothing.
The garden outlook was part of the appeal. The layout had two twin beds that could be combined into a double, a shower room and a separate toilet. The historical capacity and location details are listed below.
Pre-renovation details:
- Maximum occupancy: 2 adults + 1 child under 12 (sofa bed)
- Size: 21 sqm
- Floor: First, second, or third
- Location: Blocks A, B, C, D, E, F, J, K, M, N & O
Nothing over-the-top, but it did the job. And that garden backdrop? Kinda lovely.


Superior Seaside Room
For guests drawn to the coast, the pre-renovation Superior Seaside Room had the same basic setup as the regular Superior, with a location closer to the water. That setting gave it a different feel.
Pre-renovation details:
- Maximum occupancy:
- 55 units: 2 adults
- 14 units: 2 adults + 1 child under 12 (sofa bed)
- Size: 21 sqm
- Floor: First, second, or third
- Location: Blocks A, G, H, I, J, L, M & N


Suite Seaside Terrace
This was the splurge: the treat-yourself room, with a king-sized bed and a terrace looking towards the sea. It was the roomier option for a special occasion or a more leisurely stay.
The pre-renovation suite had a separate living space, a bathtub and a large private terrace with loungers. Those features made it a room worth spending time in, rather than just somewhere to sleep.
Pre-renovation details:
- Maximum occupancy: 2 adults + 1 child under 12 (sofa bed)
- Size: 75 sqm (55 sqm indoor)
- Floor: First floor only
- Location: Blocks H & J
Morning coffee on that terrace was part of its appeal.



Club Med Cherating Interconnecting Rooms
The pre-renovation interconnecting options paired two rooms with an internal connecting door. That combination offered families privacy and togetherness. The configurations below are historical; future connecting-room arrangements and maximum occupancy need confirmation when bookings reopen.
Interconnecting Superior Rooms
- Maximum occupancy: 4 adults + 2 children under 12 (sofa beds)
- Size: 42 sqm (21 + 21 sqm indoor)
- Floor: First floor only
- Location: Blocks A, C, D, E, J, K, M, N & O


Interconnecting Superior Seaside
- Maximum occupancy: 4 adults/children
- Size: 42 sqm (21 + 21 sqm indoor)
- Floor: First floor only
- Location: Blocks H & J


Suite Seaside Terrace Interconnecting with Superior Seaside
- Max: 4 adults + 1 child under 12 in sofa bed in Suite
- Size: 96 sqm (76sqm indoor (55 + 21)
- Floor: First floor only
- Location: Block A only

Room Amenities Before the Renovation
These are the amenities recorded for the Club Med Cherating rooms before the closure. They help explain the differences between the old categories, but are not a confirmed inclusion list for future stays.
Superior Room and Superior Seaside Room
- Flat screen TV
- Shower room
- Hair dryer
- Security safe
- Telephone
- Mini fridge (empty)
- Coffee/tea-making facilities
- Kettle and bottle of water
- Air-conditioning
- Towels, branded toiletries
- Slippers
- Wi-Fi
- Hand bidet
Suite Seaside Terrace
The pre-renovation suite added these comforts and services:
- Mini bar (daily refill, non-alcoholic drinks)
- Coffee/tea station
- Flat screen TV
- CD player
- Robes, slippers, beach towels
- Shower and bathtub
- Hairdryer, magnifying mirror
- Premium branded toiletries
- Flat iron & ironing board
- Security safe
- Evening turndown service
- Sofa, terrace furniture, umbrella, sun lounger
- Ice bucket
- Premium Wi-Fi
- In-room continental breakfast (included with the pre-renovation suite)

Cherating Room FAQs: Before and After the Renovation
Will an accessible room be available when Cherating reopens?
Did the pre-renovation Cherating rooms have hand bidets?
Were the Cherating rooms and suites air-conditioned?
What was the Wi-Fi like in the Cherating rooms?
Which pre-renovation Cherating rooms had bathtubs?
Was room service included at Club Med Cherating?
Will the renovated Cherating room buildings have lifts or step-free access?

Final Thoughts about Club Med Cherating Rooms
The old Cherating rooms had a clear appeal: simple accommodation close to the jungle and coast, with extra space and a terrace in the suites. These photos and layouts preserve that part of the resort’s story.
For a future trip, the most useful choice will depend on the final renovated room plans—not simply the old category name. Families should check connecting arrangements and occupancy; guests with mobility needs should confirm a suitable room and step-free routes before committing.
The setting remains a reason to look forward to Cherating, whether your interests include nature, local turtle conservation or time by the coast. Resort activities, room services and availability will depend on the reopened operation.
Until the new room details are confirmed, use this guide as a look back at the accommodation—not a promise that an old room layout or amenity will return.







