Double Room with Balcony

Let the morning begin outside

Open the door to your own balcony and take a moment before deciding where the day will lead. Inside, a king bed and a private bathroom make this a comfortable room for one or two guests.

A kettle and clothes storage add useful everyday touches. The balcony is part of the room; the rooftop and lounge offer shared spaces when you feel like a different view or a conversation.

A few details worth checking

Balcony layouts and outlooks can differ between rooms. Let us know about any access requirements or room preferences before booking. If you are bringing a pet, ask us to confirm the arrangements for your dates and selected room.

Your own place outside

A private balcony gives this room a different rhythm. Take a short break outdoors before starting the day, or return to it after exploring the city. Inside, the listed king bed accommodates up to two guests, with a private bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a kettle and clothes storage.

The balcony belongs to your selected room; the rooftop and lounge are shared with other guests. Ask about the exact outlook, floor and balcony arrangement if a particular feature is central to your visit. The photographs help you understand the stay's character while the host confirms the available room.

Choose a room around your routine

Think about the hours you expect to spend at the property. A balcony can be useful when you enjoy a quiet start or a short pause between outings. A solo traveller may value that extra outdoor space just as much as two guests sharing the room.

If you plan to work, ask about seating and the room layout rather than assuming the balcony doubles as an office. Discuss current Wi-Fi performance, power arrangements and mobile coverage for your network. Keep important calls and travel days separate where possible.

For a longer visit

Send your full date range when asking about a week or a longer stay. Include the number of guests, whether you will be working and any preferences that affect the room choice. Ask the host to set out the overall price, cleaning arrangements, payment timing and cancellation terms in writing.

A longer enquiry does not establish a discount, meal plan or residency programme. It gives the team enough detail to make an appropriate offer. Compare that offer with an OTA booking on the same basis before deciding.

Travelling with a companion

If that companion has four paws, get acceptance for the selected room before reserving. Share the number and type of pets and ask about charges, bedding and shared spaces. Keep balcony doors and outside access under supervision.

For access requirements, discuss the entrance, stairs, room floor and bathroom layout with the host. A private balcony or a particular bed type does not describe the route into the room. Settle these details before making a non-refundable booking.