Premium King: the default room for a night before a flight

What the hotel lists

The Premium King card on the operator's hotel page reads: maximum occupancy two, one king bed, 388 square feet, city view. The amenity block underneath is the full standard set — bathrobes, a hair dryer, a shower, NEST Sicilian Tangerine toiletries, blackout drapes, separate climate control for cooling and heating, an LED TV with digital channels, free Wi-Fi, a coffee and tea maker, free bottled water, a mini fridge, a desk and laptop workspace, a laptop-compatible safe, an iron and ironing board, a phone and free self-parking.

Who it suits

This is the room we would suggest to a solo traveller or a couple staying one night either side of a flight. Nothing in it is wasted on you: the desk handles a boarding pass printout or a last email, the safe takes a laptop, and the blackout drapes are what you want at 4:30 in the afternoon if you are sleeping off an overnight flight from Europe. Because “Premium” rooms are listed with a city view, you are not paying for an outlook you will barely see in the dark.

What is not said

The card does not mention a bathtub, so assume a shower. It does not give a floor, a bed brand or whether rooms can be connected. The hotel says special requests are honoured where possible but never guaranteed; if a quiet room matters, mention it in the notes of your request and we will pass it on.

Timing your stay

Check-in begins at 4 PM and check-out is by 11 AM. If your flight leaves at 2 PM, you can check out, eat lunch on the property and take the 12 PM shuttle window — the morning service runs from 6 AM to 12 PM. If it leaves at 6 PM, the afternoon window from 3 PM gives you a comfortable run. The front desk can try to arrange a late check-out, though the house rules say it may cost extra and cannot be guaranteed.

King or two queens for a couple?

If you are two adults sharing, the Premium King and the Premium Two Queen have the same published floor area. The king is the better bed for one couple; the queens are better if one of you snores or keeps different hours, since a second bed lets one person get up for a 5 AM departure without waking the other. Both categories have the same amenity list, so the decision is purely about sleep.