Outdoor space is part of the room choice, but proportions vary considerably. Deluxe Rooms have 28 square meters, a king bed and a small balcony. Prestige Rooms increase to 30 square meters, with a balcony or loggia. Twin beds and connecting configurations can be requested, subject to availability. The 34-square-meter Prestige Terrace category adds a terrace or loggia, making it worth considering when private outdoor time matters more than a larger sitting area.
Junior Suite Prestige has 40 square meters and a sofa bed for a third guest. For two people, Junior Suite Prestige Terrace pairs 36 square meters inside with a 40-square-meter terrace. Junior Suite Prestige Loggia instead combines 45 square meters indoors with a 14-square-meter loggia and direct pool access. These are meaningful differences, not simply steps up in floor area. The terrace category prioritizes sitting outside; the loggia category makes swimming easier to fit around the rest of the day.
The Loggia suite's white, green and blue palette includes floral details, with Italian bed linens and a choice of king or twin beds subject to availability. A sofa bed accommodates a child or third guest, and a connection to another suite of the same category can be arranged. That configuration gives a family more separation than sharing one open-plan room. Confirm the connecting arrangement with the hotel rather than assuming two adjacent reservations will provide it.