MAYFAIR EXPERIENCE
Thirty-four in total
Thirty-four keys, most of them cottages. The choice runs along two lines: whether you want a balcony facing the sea, and whether you need the space of a suite. Areas are quoted where the property publishes them and confirmed at booking where it does not.
Cottages have balconies; suites add a living room; the family suites are the only rooms built for four.
Eight hundred and fifteen square feet, and the largest accommodation here. Two exist, which on a thirty-four-room property means booking well ahead of a school holiday.
A bedroom, a separate living room and an attached balcony. The suite to take when the balcony matters more than the extra bed.
Five hundred and thirty square feet turned towards the water. In a town where the sea is the point, this is the category to ask for by name.
A bedroom with an attached balcony overlooking the beach side of the property. Seventeen of them, which makes this the room most guests here actually stay in.
Nine rooms in the main building — the shortest walk to the restaurants, and the simplest way to stay on the property.
