Stays · Tier two
Executive Suites — room to spread the evening out.
Corner suites above the tree line: a lounge for the aperitif, a deep tub for the intermission, and a dinner window we hold until 22:00. Thirty suites, each one facing either the city or the gardens.
The suite, read closely
A lounge of one's own, above the tree line.
The Executive tier exists for guests who treat the evening as a sequence, not a sprint. The lounge takes the aperitif and the post-dinner digestif; the bedroom takes only sleep. Between them, a bathroom with a tub built for two and a vanity long enough to stage a whole gala outfit.
Suites sit on floors three to six, away from the floor's hum but close enough that the Emerald salon is one lift ride — and your suite card moves you past the queue, with your table priority already noted. It's the middle tier of a deliberate ladder: the full catalogue runs from Deluxe Rooms below to Penthouse Gaming Residences above.
The lounge service
Cellar deliveries to your lounge at cellar prices — two glasses, a decanter, or the whole bottle with ice and linen.
Salon priority
Your name sits atop the blackjack waitlist from 19:00 — the table host finds you at the bar, not the other way round.
What's in the suite
Two rooms, one evening arc.
The lounge half
Two-meter sofa, drinks trolley dressed nightly, a reading chair by the window and a table that converts from cards to room-service dinner in one motion.
The tub intermission
A deep double tub with a bracket for the ice bucket, heated floor, and bath butler service — salts, oils or nothing at all.
The suite line
A direct line to the duty manager — not a switchboard — answered in under a minute, all night, every night.
The gala wardrobe
Full-length twin wardrobes, a pressing service in ninety minutes, and an emergency-cummerbund drawer. Yes, really.
The long morning
Breakfast until 11:30 in-suite or in the Green Room, checkout at 12:30, and a car to the airport if the night went properly.
The reel
Every corner, corners first.
Build your suite rate
One base, bolt-ons by choice.
Base · nightly
$349 — the suite, whole
Lounge, bedroom, tub, breakfast for two, salon priority and the suite line. Everything else on this panel is optional — nothing is hidden behind an asterisk.
Add-ons
- Cellar bottle in loungefrom $60
- Bath butler service$40
- Pressing, 90 min$25
- Late checkout 15:00$50
- Second guest, gala bed$75
Suite booked on an event night? The events desk bundles dinner, cloakroom and a second breakfast at the seasonal rate.
Two tracks, one evening
Book the room — stage the night.
Track A — the stay
- Pick dates — midweek from $349, weekend from $419
- Choose your side — city skyline or south gardens
- Set the breakfast window — Green Room or in-suite
Track B — the evening
- Salon priority activates at 19:00 with your suite card
- Dinner window held to 22:00 — Green Room or terrace
- Cellar delivery to the lounge at closing, on request
Release note · tonight
Two suites remain — the concierge holds them until 18:00.
Suite questions
The desk has heard these.
Your name tops the blackjack and baccarat waitlists from 19:00, and the table host collects you from the bar when your seat opens — no queueing, no pager.
Informal games among your own guests, yes — with house cards and chips on request. A licensed dealer at your table requires a penthouse gaming residence or a closed-floor hire; both are described in the services catalogue.
Hand anything to the suite line before 18:00 and it returns pressed by 19:30 — dinner jackets, gowns and cummerbunds all welcome. The emergency drawer covers the rest.
If you want the table to come to you — a licensed dealer in-suite and a skyline terrace — then yes: compare both tiers in the services catalogue and decide with the numbers in front of you.
Direct line · suites desk
Two suites left tonight.
When the release note says two, it means two. The desk holds them for callers until 18:00.
Reserve an Executive Suite