Room notes · read 29 October 2026

The Presidential Suite

The top floor of the hotel, with a wrap-around balcony and enough space to host dinner for eight.

Size

160 m² (Accor)

Floor

top floor

Bed

four-poster king

Guests

maximum 3, the third on a rollaway

What is in it

The hotel's description lists a four-poster king bed, a dining room that seats up to eight, a full kitchen, an office and an oversized spa, along with a butler entrance. A wrap-around balcony takes in the city and the water. Accor gives the floor area as 160 square metres, more than four times a standard room.

Who it is for

This is a suite for entertaining rather than for a large family: the hotel caps it at three guests, with the third sleeping on a rollaway. It suits a small private dinner, a celebration, or a long stay where a kitchen and an office earn their keep. Groups who need several bedrooms do better with a block of rooms — the groups page explains how that works.

Practical notes

• Private dining for a larger number is offered downstairs in Tamarind's private dining room, which seats up to 24.
• The hotel does not publish butler service hours or what the butler entrance is used for in practice; ask before you plan around it.
• Rates for this suite are quoted on request. We do not print a price.

Is it worth it?

For two people who want space and a view, the Exclusive Suite or the Premium Junior King Suite will feel generous at a fraction of the outlay. The Presidential Suite makes sense when you will actually use the dining room and the kitchen — when the suite is the event.