Delphin Imperial

For 2, I’d choose the Suite Room for its terrace whirlpool. After the beach, you can stay outside without returning to the shared spaces.

I’d ask for

A Suite Room for 2 adults.

Worth knowing

The bedroom is separate from the sitting room and the suite faces the sea.

A Family gives the children a door of their own: turn their light out and keep your evening going. I’d choose it while the youngest still set the bedtime.

I’d ask for

A Family Room with beds arranged for your children.

Worth knowing

There are 2 bedrooms and one bathroom.

With friends, I’d take connecting Superior rooms: each keeps its own bathroom, and the internal door saves a trip along the corridor before dinner.

I’d ask for

A Connection Room made up of 2 Superior rooms.

Worth knowing

Each room has a double bed, a single bed and a sofa.

On my own I’d look at a Junior Suite for the large balcony: somewhere of your own to read while the rest of the resort follows its programme.

I’d ask for

A Junior Suite with side sea views.

Worth knowing

The double bed, single bed and sofa share the same room.