Choosing the Right Room for Your Stay
Five categories, from a compact 24 sq m (258 sq ft) room to a 58 sq m (624 sq ft) suite. They all share the same address, the same Wi-Fi and the same breakfast; what changes is how much space you have, and how separate your working hours are from your resting ones.
The Five Categories
- Executive Room — 24 sq m (258 sq ft), king or twin. The efficient choice for one or two nights.
- Deluxe Room — 27 sq m (291 sq ft), king, queen or twin, and the most flexible on bedding.
- Club Room — 30 sq m (323 sq ft), king, with an in-room safe and a more generous bathroom amenity set.
- Executive Suite — 49 sq m (527 sq ft), king, with a separate living area.
- Deluxe Suite — 58 sq m (624 sq ft), king, our largest.
Every category takes up to three guests — three adults, or two adults and one child — and an extra bed is available on a chargeable basis.
How to Decide
One or two nights, mostly out of the room. Take the Executive Room. Twenty-four square metres with a work desk is enough when the room is somewhere you sleep and answer email.
Travelling as a family, or particular about beds. The Deluxe Room offers king, queen or twin, which makes it the easiest category to match to who is actually travelling.
A longer stay on your own. The Club Room’s extra three square metres matter less than the in-room safe and the better toiletries, which begin to count from about the fourth night.
Working from the room, or hosting in it. Either suite. A separate living area is the difference between taking a call and leaving the room to take a call. Both suites add a bathrobe, slippers and a dental kit.
Pick the category by how you will use the room, not by its number of square metres.
What Every Room Includes
Air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, a work desk and chair, an LED television, a tea and coffee maker, a mini fridge, a wardrobe and telephone, packaged drinking water, daily housekeeping, turndown service and room service from the Kaffa kitchen.