Popular Choice
Executive Suite
520 sq ft
$389
$329/night
Perfect for business travelers who need that extra bit of space. You'll get a king bed that's honestly too comfortable, a separate work area that actually makes sense, and a view that'll distract you from your laptop.
Corner Executive Suite
680 sq ft
$429/night
Got those corner windows that everyone's always talking about. More light, better views, and yeah - it's worth the upgrade. The living area's separate from the bedroom, so you can actually pretend to work while watching the city.
Winter Deal
Deluxe Harbor Suite
780 sq ft
$629
$529/nt
Harbor views that'll have you waking up early just to catch sunrise. These rooms don't mess around - separate bedroom, bathroom with a tub you'll actually use, and enough space to properly spread out.
Deluxe Mountain Suite
780 sq ft
$549/nt
When you'd rather wake up to mountains than harbor. Same layout as the Harbor Suite but with those North Shore peaks doing their thing in the background. Trust me, it hits different.
Deluxe Accessible Suite
820 sq ft
$529/nt
Full accessibility without compromising on the luxury stuff. Actually thoughtfully designed with wider doorways, roll-in shower, and grab bars that don't look like an afterthought.
Obsidrix Penthouse
1,400 sq ft
$1,299/night
Okay, so this is where we show off a bit. Floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides, a kitchen you could actually cook in (though room service is probably easier), and a terrace that's basically your own private sky lounge. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and enough room to host a small party.
Empire Presidential Suite
2,100 sq ft
$2,499/night
This is the one we save for special occasions. Three bedrooms, private elevator access, a dining table that seats eight, and a bathroom with a view (yeah, really). We've had CEOs extend their stays just because they didn't wanna leave. Can't say we blame 'em.