What the resort lists
The hotel page describes Parlour Suites as having a "separate bedroom & living room". The general in-suite list applies here too: gas fireplace, free WiFi, a large flatscreen with casting, a mini fridge, a safe and climate control. Older pages from 2024 placed the Parlour Suites on the 6th and 7th floors. The current page does not give a floor, so we do not promise one.
When it is worth the step up
- Three nights or longer. Two nights in one open room is fine. By the third night most people want a door to close.
- Two couples travelling together. One couple takes the bedroom and the other the living area. Ask the desk what sleeping arrangement the living room supports before you rely on it.
- Early riser, late sleeper. One of you can have coffee by the fire at 7 while the other sleeps.
- Working on the trip. A conference day and a show night in the same stay are easier with a separate room for calls.
What to ask before you book
- How the living area sleeps, if it does: a sofa bed or a pull-out. The resort does not publish this.
- Whether the bathroom has a jetted tub. The resort says only that select suites do, so ask.
- Whether a connecting Deluxe Suite is possible for a group. Older pages mention adjoining rooms, but only the resort can confirm it today.
A Parlour weekend, our way
On Friday, arrive by 5, eat at MATCH and spend the evening in. On Saturday, swim, visit the spa and drive into Orillia, then have dinner at ATLAS before the show. On Sunday, take breakfast up to the living area if the front desk can arrange it, then check out at 11. Note that the resort does not publish room-service hours, so ask when you arrive.