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The entry-level room in most resorts, focusing on comfort and affordability. These rooms provide all the basic necessities for a pleasant stay.
Space: 200–300 sq. ft
Amenities: Basic furniture (bed, wardrobe, desk), TV, telephone, Wi-Fi, and toiletries.
Bathroom: Shower with essential toiletries
Design: Functional and simple, with minimal decor.
A more spacious and stylish option compared to standard rooms, offering upgraded amenities and a touch of luxury.
Space: 300–400 sq. ft.
Amenities: King/queen bed, minibar, coffee maker, premium linens, and a larger wardrobe.
Bathroom: Bathtub or rain shower with premium toiletries
Design: Sophisticated interiors with better views.
Designed to offer a superior experience, these rooms are ideal for guests who value comfort, aesthetics, and additional amenities.
Space: 350–450 sq. ft.
Amenities: Enhanced decor, a seating area, and personalized touches like complimentary breakfast
Bathroom: Larger bathrooms with luxury bath products.
Design: Contemporary or thematic decor with scenic views (garden, pool, or courtyard).
Suites offer luxurious and expansive accommodations with separate living and sleeping areas. Often tailored for families or long-term stays.
Space: 500–1,000 sq. ft. or more.
Amenities: Living room, dining area, work desk, large TV, and premium sound systems.
Bathroom: Multiple bathrooms or a master bathroom with a jacuzzi and luxury toiletries.
Design: Butler service, personalized check-in/out, and exclusive lounge access.
Rooms specifically designed for families, featuring child-friendly amenities and larger spaces.
Space: 400–600 sq. ft.
Amenities: Multiple beds (queen, twin, or bunk beds), a sofa bed, and children’s entertainment options.
Bathroom: Spacious bathroom with kid-friendly fixtures.
Design: Baby cots, high chairs, and family activity guides.
Private, standalone units offering exclusivity, luxury, and personalized services. Villas are often surrounded by lush gardens or located by the beach.
Space: 1,000–2,500 sq. ft.
Amenities: Private pool, garden, kitchenette, and separate bedrooms.
Bathroom: Open-air showers or luxurious bathtubs.
Design: Personal butler, chef services, and private entrances.
Rustic and cozy standalone accommodations often located in natural settings. Cottages combine charm with modern comforts.
Space: 500–800 sq. ft.
Amenities: Wooden interiors, fireplaces, outdoor seating, and simple furnishings.
Bathroom: Compact with eco-friendly toiletries.
Design: Proximity to nature (e.g., forests or lakes).
Single-story, standalone units offering privacy and direct access to the outdoors. Often located near beaches or gardens.
Space: 600–900 sq. ft.
Amenities: Private patios, loungers, and open-air living areas.
Bathroom: Outdoor or semi-outdoor bathrooms.
Design: Immediate access to natural surroundings.
