Room Offerings
Standard/Apartment (1-Bedroom)
This is the “entry” option that still gives you plenty of space and self-catering facilities.
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Size: ~ 47 m² for many listings.
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Bed setups: For example, 1 Full bed + 2 Twin beds is listed under the “One-Bedroom Apartment” option.
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Features: Air conditioning, flat-screen TV, kitchenette or kitchen, sitting area/sofa, dining area.
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View: Some units include a sea view or city view.
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Suited for: Couples, small families, or groups of 3–4 who want more comfort than a basic hotel room.
Deluxe / Twin or Double with View
A step up from the basic apartment, this room type focuses a bit more on view and flexibility of bed type.
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Size: Also around ~47 m² in many cases.
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Bed setups: Twin or Double (i.e., choice between two single beds or one large bed) with sea or city view.
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Features: Similar amenities as above (kitchen/kitchenette, air‐conditioning, TV) but the “view” becomes a selling point.
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Suited for: Two adults who might prefer twin beds, or anyone wanting a nicer view without moving to a full multi-bedroom unit.
Family / Two-Bedroom Apartment (or three-bedroom)
This is ideal when you have a family or group and you want separate sleeping spaces plus communal area.
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Size: Some listings show ~56 m² for a three-bedroom suite.
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Bed setups: e.g., Queen bed + Twin beds in a 3-bedroom suite.
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Features: Multiple bedrooms, living/dining area, kitchen facilities, better for longer stays.
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Suited for: Families, groups, or anyone staying several nights who wants space to spread out.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Room Type | Approx. Size | Bed Configuration | View / Highlights | Ideal For |
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| Standard/1-Bedroom Apartment | ~ 47 m² | 1 Full + Twin(s) or similar | City or sea view (some) | Couples, small families, 3–4 guests |
| Deluxe Twin/Double with View | ~ 47 m² | Twin beds or one double bed | Emphasis on view (sea/city) | Two adults, view-focused stay |
| Family / Two-/Three-Bedroom Apt. | ~ 56 m² or more | Queen + Twin(s) or multiple bedrooms | Larger space, good for groups | Families, groups, longer stays |
Practical Tips & Notes
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When you book, check the exact bed layout and size for your dates; many listings use generic names but the bed setup may differ.
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If you care about view (sea, sunset) make sure the listing mentions “sea view” or similar.
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The kitchen/kitchenette is a big plus here — if you plan to self-cater, double-check that the unit has full facilities.
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Larger units cost more (generally) and may have fewer in number, so book early if you’re a family/group.
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The property is apartment-style (self-catering) rather than purely hotel room style — that means more space, but you may want to check extra services (daily room-cleaning, etc).
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Confirm extra bed or guest policies if you exceed standard occupancy.
