- How many
- 5
- Size
- 752 sq ft, two rooms
- Bedroom
- Two queen beds, flat-screen TV, MP3/iPod clock radio
- Parlour
- Sitting room with pull-out sofa bed, second flat-screen TV, multi-function work desk, free high-speed internet
- Extras
- Upscale bathroom amenities, bathrobes, bottled water, Keurig coffeemaker
- Floor
- Executive floor
- Starting rate
- From $265 per night, listed 31 October 2026
Who sleeps where
- Plan A
Two adults in one queen, two children in the other, and the parlour free for the grown-ups to read or watch the late game after bedtime.
- Plan B
Two couples or four friends: one couple per queen, and the sofa bed as a spare. The resort does not publish a maximum occupancy, so ask before you put five people in it.
- Plan C
A working trip: the parlour desk and the internet in one room, and sleep in the other. It is the only room type that separates work from bed.
Junior Suite or two Deluxe rooms?
Two Deluxe Queens give you 760 sq ft and two bathrooms, at a combined starting rate higher than one Junior Suite. The Junior Suite gives you almost the same floor space with one bathroom and a shared door. For young children, I would take the suite; for teenagers who want their own bathroom, two rooms. Our desk can price both for your dates if you tick "Not sure yet" in the form.
What I would ask before booking
- Whether there is a fridge. The Junior Suite description, unlike the Deluxe and Luxury rooms, does not mention a mini-fridge.
- Whether a cot or crib is available. The resort does not say.
- Which floor the Executive floor is, if height or lifts matter to someone in your group.
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Where these notes come from (read 31 October 2026):