The One-bedroom suite

How it is put together

Read literally, the hotel's description gives you two spaces: the open-plan living area of a Murphy suite — foldaway queen, sofa-bed, dining table — and a classic room alongside it. The classic room is the category with two queen-size beds. The page does not spell out whether the bedroom in this suite always follows that bed plan, so treat the exact beds as something to confirm.

Meetings and receptions

The hotel suggests this suite for business meetings and receptions, and the logic is clear: a living room with a table, separate from the sleeping space. For anything larger than a dozen people the hotel's own conference centre is the right tool — fourteen modular rooms, a 14-person VIP boardroom, and L'Exécutif, a room for 22. Our page on meetings and weddings covers those.

Families and longer stays

For a family of four or five, this is the most comfortable published layout: children in one room, adults with a living area, a table for breakfast from in-room dining. For a stay of several nights it also reduces the pressure on restaurant reservations — Arôme takes bookings for parties of up to seven online, and Banco Bistro does not take reservations on Friday and Saturday evenings between 5 and 8:15 p.m.

What we would check before booking

• The exact bed configuration of the bedroom.
• Whether your dates fall on a large event in the conference centre — suites go first on those weekends.
• Maximum occupancy, which the hotel does not publish.