20 Things That Happen When You Stay at a Sandals Resort

We'll take five of those chairs, thanks.

Look at those bottle chandeliers! It's like a DIYer's dream come true. The rest of the place is peppered with unique details, from elaborate Turkish fabrics to a cute little cat hut for the island's four-legged residents.

Try saying that five times fast. I stayed in a Love Nest Suite, which featured an incredible pool with views of the ocean to match.

This particular room starts at $950 and goes up to $2,500 per person per night, so be prepared to dip into your savings if you want a similar experience.

Eeny, meeny, miny, moe! All of the swinging chairs are equally as Instagram-worthy.

Oh, look! It's a fire pit. In a pool. Each Sandals resort aims for unique features you haven't seen elsewhere.

Grenada, like most other places in the Caribbean, is a beautiful country filled with color on every corner. Sandals does a great job capturing that feel through its bright accents and details.

Whether you get an indoor or outdoor bath or both, it's definitely something you won't soon forget. Almost all of the baths feature natural stone, compressed pebbles from Turkey, or glass tiles that sparkle.

When I stayed there, the resort was at 94 percent capacity but felt more like 40 percent. The point, a Sandals representative said, was that it never feels crowded and you never have to fight over a spot at the pool — because that's lame when you're spending lots of money for a comfortable experience.

Unlike Vegas, it's possible to get a cabana where you can lounge all day.

But like Vegas, you'll feel like a VIP.

That's allowed on vacation, right?

Nearly every part of the grounds is incredibly lush and beautiful. You'll have to stop yourself from wanting to take pictures at every corner.

You also wonder how you can copy the landscape back at home.

You have plenty of fun-filled options to try, whether it's snorkeling or paddleboarding or kayaking.

Because you'd be crazy to.