The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
The biggest thing here that is not a villa, and it is a different sort of room from everything below it. The living space runs the width of the Manor House with tall arched openings onto the terrace down one side, sofas and armchairs grouped round low tables on a pale floor, a dining end with a long table under a chandelier, and a kitchenette — the detail that tells you what this suite is for: people who are staying a while and want to be able to make their own coffee at 6.
The bedroom is separate, a king under a tall padded headboard with a chaise at its foot and arched windows down the wall beside it, and the bathroom is marble with a freestanding tub under a window. The terrace is the whole front of the suite and it looks down the length of the grand pool — the tiled pattern, the avenue of palms, the day beds — with the sea in the gaps. It takes 4 guests at most, 3 of them adults — the number to check against the square metres. An interconnecting room is available on request, which is how the two-bedroom version is made.
A child is 11 or under.
A guest of 4 to 11 is charged less than an adult, and half board costs more again per head. The concierge has the figures against your dates.
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