Room notes · read 29 October 2026

Deluxe King — park view or pool view

One room plan, two outlooks. The Deluxe adds a lounge corner, a desk and a bathroom laid out for two people getting ready at once.

Size

36 m² (Accor)

Beds

1 king

Outlook

park, or the pool

Bath

single spa, double sink, separate shower and toilet

The layout

The hotel describes the Deluxe as well appointed for comfort: a king bed, a lounge and a work desk placed by the private garden balcony. The bathroom is two-way, with a double sink, a single spa bath and a shower and toilet kept separate. For couples that is the practical upgrade over a Superior — two basins and a shower that is not in the bath.

Park or pool?

The two variants are sold as separate categories and differ only in what the balcony looks onto. The hotel does not name the park; the pool variant looks towards the hotel's pool. If you like to see water first thing but are not paying for Trinity Inlet, the pool outlook is the closer substitute. If you would rather look at trees than at sun loungers, take the park side.

Working trips

A desk by the balcony and the convention centre a few minutes away on foot make the Deluxe the sensible business room. The hotel lists free Wi-Fi by name only for Premium Deluxe rooms; Accor lists Wi-Fi among the hotel's general facilities. Ask the desk to confirm the terms for your room if you need a reliable connection for calls.

Good to know

• Same 36 m² floor area as Superior and Premium Deluxe rooms.
• No twin version of the Deluxe is listed — twin travellers look at Superior Twin or Premium Deluxe Twin.
• Check-in from 2:00 pm, check-out by 11:00 am (Accor).