- How many
- 8 Luxury Guest Rooms (about page)
- Size
- 380 sq ft
- Bed
- One king, pillow-top mattress
- In the room
- Flat-screen TV, MP3/iPod clock radio, mini-fridge, multi-function work desk, free high-speed internet, upscale bathroom amenities, bathrobes, bottled water, Keurig coffeemaker
- Starting rate
- From $195 per night, listed 31 October 2026
- Floor
- The Executive floor; the resort does not say which level that is
Why I would pick it
- For the desk
If you are here for a meeting in the ballroom or the Cedar Room, the Luxury King has the same multi-function desk and free internet as the rest of the hotel, plus quieter company on the Executive floor, if the name means anything. I cannot confirm that it does.
- For the morning
The Keurig and the bottled water mean you do not need to go down for a coffee before a drive. Small, but it is the main practical difference from the Deluxe King.
- For the price
The starting rate I saw was $195, five dollars above the Deluxe rooms. Starting rates are not your rate. The desk will compare the two for your dates.
What the page leaves out
The resort's description of the Luxury King does not list a hairdryer or an iron, which the Deluxe rooms do mention. It also says nothing about the view. I would not read anything into either; I would simply ask. Write "Luxury King, please confirm iron and view" in your postcard and the desk will pass it on.
Eight rooms is a small number. On a concert night or a summer Saturday they may be the first to go, so if you want one, send the request early rather than the week before.
The Junior Suite on the same floor · Meetings and the Cedar Room
Where these notes come from (read 31 October 2026):