The room in numbers
- Bed
- 1 king, plus a sofa bed in the living room
- Size
- Starting at 795 sq ft
- Views
- Mountain
- Living room
- HD television, dining table, sofa bed, wet-bar
- Work area
- Large desk with a leather executive chair
- TV
- 50-inch LCD HD IPTV
This is the suite to book if you want the children asleep behind a door while you stay up. The operator describes it as fully divided, with a living room you can actually use: a table to eat takeaway at, a sofa bed for an older child, and a wet-bar.
Who it suits
Families with one or two older children who can share the sofa bed, if the hotel's occupancy rules allow it for your party. Couples celebrating something and wanting room to spread out. Two friends in town for a concert who do not want to share a bed; one takes the king, one takes the sofa bed.
A takeaway dinner in the suite
With no room service and the on-site dining limited to the 19+ casino floor, the dining table turns into a real asset for families. Pick up dinner in town on your way back from the zoo or the coast, eat in the living room, and let the children fall asleep in the bedroom while the adults watch a film on the big screen.
For a suite night in
- Plates, cutlery and napkins are not listed — bring a picnic set
- A small tablecloth makes the dining table feel like home
- Board games or cards for the living room
- Ear defenders or headphones for kids sleeping on the sofa bed
The suite lists mountain views only. As with the Deluxe rooms, the hotel does not say which hill; expect the wooded high ground on the Magnetic Hill side of the city. We cannot promise a specific floor, but we can ask.
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