The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
Take the Grand Suite Terrace and turn it to face the water and this is what you get. The suite is the standard Grand plan — living room with dining table, bedroom behind doors, Jacuzzi bath, walk-in wardrobe, Hollywood vanity — but the terrace runs along the Creek side, so those 120 square metres of stone have flat green water past the balustrade rather than a city. Sun loungers along the parapet, a dining table, planted pots, and the far bank low across the water.
The difference from its city-facing twin comes down to one thing: this is a terrace you would actually eat dinner on between November and March, and what you look at from it is water rather than traffic. It holds 4, 3 of them adults at most, and everything the suites include, transfers among them.
A child is 12 or under.
Only where the room's own ceiling allows one.
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