Hotel
Bedrooms and Room Facilities
Choose a room by its maximum occupancy and physical layout. A maximum is a firm limit that includes the children and infants described below; it is not an invitation to add unregistered guests. Room photographs are deliberately absent from this plain information website. The listed facilities form the controlled specification for this fictional hotel. Particular room numbers, views and connecting pairs are allocated by the hotel team and cannot be guaranteed by this static website.
Visitor information
- Classic Double
- A Classic Double has one king-size bed, an en-suite shower, desk, tea and coffee facilities and a 32-inch television. Maximum occupancy is two adults; no extra bed or cot can be added in this category.
- Classic Twin
- A Classic Twin has two single beds, an en-suite shower, desk and tea and coffee facilities. Maximum occupancy is two people aged three or over. It cannot accommodate a cot or additional rollaway bed.
- Family room
- A Family room has one king-size bed and a double sofa bed. Maximum occupancy is two adults and two children aged 0–15, with at most one infant using a cot counted within those two children.
- Garden Suite
- A Garden Suite has a super-king bed and a separate sitting area. Maximum occupancy is two adults plus one infant aged under three in a cot. It is not a four-person family suite.
- Accessible Double
- An Accessible Double has a king-size bed, wet-room shower, grab rails and a 900 mm clear entrance doorway. Maximum occupancy is two adults with no additional bed or cot. Both rooms are ground-floor rooms.
- Connecting rooms
- Two pairs of Classic Double and Classic Twin rooms have internal connecting doors. Each room must be booked and paid for separately; a connecting pair is available only when explicitly confirmed by reservations.
- Air conditioning
- Garden Suites have air conditioning and a small empty fridge. Other room categories have fans and no in-room fridge; the website does not promise medical refrigeration or secure cold storage for medicines.