The Contemporary Lake View Bay Suite measures 42 square meters, the same area as a Contemporary Deluxe Room. Moving further through the suite collection brings a clearer increase in space, with the Premium Suite at 73 square meters and the Panorama Suite at 89. Larger layouts give space for reading, private dining, or quiet evenings after the spa. For a longer visit, room dimensions are worth weighing alongside the appeal of the view.
The 89-square-meter Contemporary Lake View Spa Suite adds a private sauna and massage room to the lake-and-mountain setting. Its double-sided fireplace, panoramic bay window, double bathtub and rain shower keep much of the room's appeal indoors. A couple planning substantial time in the room may find those details more useful than simply choosing a larger suite. Private wellness space also gives a spa-focused visit a different rhythm from one centered entirely on communal pools.
The Lake View Cottage takes another direction. This freestanding heritage building has 120 square meters of space, a glass balcony overlooking the lake and a private inner courtyard with sun loungers. A kitchen with an antique dining table and a living room with a fireplace make it a more domestic arrangement than a room along a hotel corridor.
Families, meanwhile, have a two-bedroom Contemporary Family Suite to consider, alongside connecting-room options. Separate bedrooms and appropriate bedding are more useful priorities than choosing by the suite label alone.