Rooms & suites, in detail.
The stay side of Aurora Grand Resort: room types, sleep quality, bathrooms, views and accessibility — with a recommendation on which room to book.
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Four categories, all in the same Art Deco language: champagne velvet, gold-leaf panelling, marble baths.
Standard
SuiteStandard 7.4
Well-sized, car-park-facing. The entry price; the trade-off is the view and late lobby noise.
Sea-facing deluxe 8.8
The sweet spot. Quiet, well-proportioned, the view that justifies the trip.
Junior suite 8.6
Separate sitting area, better storage. Worth it for a 3-night stay.
Grand suite 9.0
Underfloor heating, dressing room, terrace. The splurge.
Sleep quality
Beds are firm and well-dressed with excellent linen; a pillow menu is offered on request. Sea-facing rooms are very quiet. Car-park-facing standard rooms pick up lobby music late into the evening — if you sleep before midnight, ask for a sea-facing room.
Bathrooms
Marble, generous, with good water pressure and consistent hot water. Underfloor heating is in suites only. Toiletries are a house line, decent rather than memorable.
Views & noise
The sea-facing categories are the point of staying here. Car-park-facing rooms are the trade-off for the entry price. Upper floors are quieter; the atrium carries lobby music up the stairwell at night.
Accessibility
Step-free rooms, roll-in shower options, and a lift to all floors. Well-handled, with accessible rooms available in more than one category — not just the entry level.
Which room to book
Our pick
The sea-facing deluxe is the sweet spot of the range for price versus experience. Step up to a junior suite for a 3-night stay; only splurge on the grand suite if the terrace matters to you.
In short
Quiet, well-dressed rooms; choose the right category and they are excellent.