The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
The living room is the argument for this suite. Two long sofas in gold-and-ivory Versace weave face each other across a marble table, apricot silk hangs at windows that run most of the way to the ceiling on 3 sides, two cut-glass chandeliers hang overhead, and a private dining table is set beyond them under a candelabrum. The scale is the point: this is a room to hold 12 people in rather than to sit in, which is why it works as well for a family gathering as for a meeting.
The bedroom is off it, with a super king, accent chairs and a wood-panelled work desk under the window; the entrance is a hall of its own with a couch in it. It runs 214 square metres and holds 4 people at most, of whom only 2 may be adults — check that before you book. It is bigger than either family suite here and it will not take a third grown-up. Everything the suites include comes with it, and the airport transfers have no minimum stay.
A child is 12 or under.
Only where the room's own ceiling allows one.