The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Room
This is the room to know about. It is 83 square metres, arranged for a family rather than for a couple who occasionally have guests: 2 queens, an elongated daybed along the window, and — the thing no other room here has — an actual dining table, which is what makes ordering in with children a meal instead of a picnic on a bed.
The wardrobe and dressing room carry over from the king plan, and so does the bathroom with its standalone tub and twin basins. What you do not get are the suite privileges: no N53, no host, no guaranteed late check-out. If those matter, the step up is expensive. If what you need is space and 4 beds in the city rather than on the beach, nothing else in the building does it.
A child is 11 or under.
The charge from 12 upwards carries service charge and tax on top, and does not move with the season. It is shown before you pay.
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