Breakfast, then see.
Choose a beach outing or a quiet start at the resort. Keep the first plan simple enough to change.
HOLIDAYS, SHARED
Their kind of fun.
Your kind of break.
Little adventures. Another swim. Room to be together, and time for the quieter moments in between.
01
Space to share
Compare the two-bedroom category, suites or separate rooms, then ask the hotel to confirm the right configuration for your party.
02
Time by the pool
A children’s pool is part of the resort’s pool facilities. Ask about its location and the day’s pool arrangements.
03
A little play time
This presentation includes a kids’ club. Confirm suitable ages, activities, supervision and parental attendance with the team.
A ROOM FOR ALL OF YOU
Together,
with room to settle.
A two-bedroom suite category gives families another option alongside individual rooms and other suites. The courtyard setting keeps the neighbourhood close at hand.
Share your children’s ages, preferred bed arrangements and any cot or extra-bed needs. The hotel can help you compare layouts and confirm the occupancy that suits your family.
Explore the Two Bedroom SuiteA FEW QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
The small things
make a difference.
A family holiday starts more smoothly when the practical details are clear.
Get in touch with the hotel- 01
The sleeping arrangement
Confirm maximum occupancy, bed configuration, any extra charges and availability of cots or additional beds.
- 02
The route around the resort
Ask about stairs, gradients, lift access and pushchair routes for your exact room and the facilities you will use.
- 03
The children’s facilities
Check kids’ club hours, activities and supervision. Published hours are 07:00–19:00, subject to the hotel’s current arrangements.
- 04
The meal plan
Confirm breakfast inclusion for adults and children and discuss any food allergies or dietary requirements with the restaurant.
- 05
The airport journey
Share passenger numbers, children’s ages and luggage needs when requesting a transfer quote. Ask about any equipment you require.
A SUGGESTED DAY, WITH ROOM TO CHANGE IT
A little structure.
A lot of flexibility.
One more swim.
Allow for a break in your room, some pool time or a visit to the play space, depending on the day’s arrangements.
A table for everyone.
Discuss meal times with the restaurant, then leave the rest of the evening pleasantly open.
A LITTLE LESS EVERYDAY.