The Suites

Studios to three-bedrooms, all in one tower.

Around eighty private residences in one downtown tower. Filter by layout or by how many people are coming, and we will confirm what is actually free for your dates.

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Showing all 5 layouts

Studio suite with a sleeping alcove behind glass doors, living area and dining table

Studio

Approx. 253–400 sq ft

One bright room done properly — full kitchen, a real bed rather than a pull-out, and everything within reach. The efficient end of the range and the easiest to get at short notice.

  • Sleeps 2
  • Studio
  • 1 bath
  • Full kitchen
Living room with a wall-mounted TV, dining table and floor-to-ceiling windows over the city

One-Bedroom

Approx. 400–550 sq ft

A separate bedroom behind a door, a living room that fits a proper sofa, and floor-to-ceiling glass along one wall. The default for a couple, or a solo trip that runs a week.

  • Sleeps 3
  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • City view
Galley kitchen opening onto a living room, with a balcony hammock and city view beyond

One-Bedroom + Den

Approx. 550–680 sq ft

Breakfast-bar seating, a full kitchen and a balcony. The den takes a second bed or a desk — the one people book when the trip runs past a weekend.

  • Sleeps 4
  • 1 bed + den
  • 1 bath
  • Balcony
Living room with a sofa, slatted wood wall panels and an open kitchen

Two-Bedroom

Approx. 680–880 sq ft

An open kitchen running into the living room, with bedrooms off either side so nobody is sleeping in the lounge. Comfortable for a family, or two couples splitting a downtown week.

  • Sleeps 5
  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
  • In-suite laundry
Bedroom with an upholstered headboard, slatted wood panels and bedside lamps

Three-Bedroom

Approx. 880–1,099 sq ft

The largest layouts in the building, at the top of the range. Room for a relocation, a project team, or three generations who would rather not book three hotel rooms.

  • Sleeps 6
  • 3 beds
  • 2 baths
  • Balcony

Around eighty suites sit across these five layouts. Sizes are approximate and exact availability is confirmed on enquiry. Photography is from several suites in the building; furnishings vary slightly between units.

Good to know

The questions we get asked most.

What time can I check in and out?

Check-in is from 4:00pm to 11:00pm, and checkout is before 11:00am. Early check-in and late checkout are often possible and are free when the suite allows it — just ask in advance rather than on the day, so we can hold the cleaning schedule around you.

How do I get in? Is anyone meeting me?

No front desk and no waiting around for a key. Your arrival instructions come through before you travel — building entry, the suite, and where to leave the car if you have one.

Is there parking?

Parking is usually available at $35 a night, by advance request and subject to space. Tell us when you book rather than on arrival, as it is not always free on short notice.

What is actually in the suite?

A full kitchen with cookware, dishes and everything you need to cook a real meal, an in-suite washer and dryer, fast Wi-Fi, a smart TV you can sign into with your own accounts, heating and air conditioning, fresh linen and towels, and a balcony or outdoor space in most suites.

Are pets allowed? Can I smoke?

No pets, and no smoking anywhere in the suite or the building — including balconies. Parties and events are not allowed either; these are homes in a residential building and the neighbours live there year-round.

Will you ask for ID?

Sometimes, yes. For security and verification we may ask for valid government-issued ID before arrival. It protects the suite, the building and you.

How long can I stay?

Anything from a couple of nights to several months. Relocations, contracts and month-plus stays are priced on the length of the stay rather than a nightly rate with a token discount — tell us the dates and we will quote properly.

Found the layout? Send us the dates.

We will check what is genuinely free across the eighty suites and hold the closest fit.