The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
Rosewood panelling, two long yellow sofas facing each other across an inlaid table, crystal chandeliers, silver horses on the sideboard and a study through the far door. This is a suite that has rooms rather than areas, and the formal dining room next to it is the same panelling and the same silver, with a long table under two more chandeliers. What hangs on the walls is collected fine art and heritage pieces rather than a decorator's scheme.
What separates it from the Royal Suite is not the floor area but the rooms nobody else sees: a private massage room, a plunge pool, and expansive courtyards of its own. A walk-in wardrobe off the master bedroom, and an ensuite with a king-size bath, a jacuzzi, a separate shower stall and a separate water closet. For a family, a Grande Heritage Lake View Room with Balcony interconnects to it, which is how a party of 4 stays at the top of this building. There is one of it, and a dedicated butler comes with it.
A child is 12 or under.
A child of 6 or under shares the existing bedding. One child of 7 to 12 may take an extra bed, charged nightly with breakfast and one main meal included. From 13 a guest is charged as an adult.
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