Best rooms at The Bellevue Hotel — ranked
Top pick: Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View, Corner — the largest listed suite (940 sq. ft.) and the best choice if you want separate living and sleeping areas and a city outlook. Best balance of space and price: Junior Suite or Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed (both give a clear mix of seating and sleeping areas); for families, choose Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds or Classic Room for two beds.
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Why the Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View, Corner tops the list
The Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View, Corner is the largest room type explicitly listed (940 sq. ft.), and its corner location provides multiple windows and separate living and bedroom spaces. That layout is the clearest advantage for travelers who want room to work, entertain, or relax apart from the bedroom.
If you need a suite for a longer stay, small gathering, or a night that includes dining on-site at Pergola or Mr. Edison, the Luxury Suite’s separate areas make it easier to receive room service or have private conversations while someone else sleeps.
- Size: 940 sq. ft. (listed)
- Sleeps up to 4 guests (listed)
- Corner, city-view windows for more light and outlook
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living room | Space for guests, work, or meals without intruding on the bedroom |
| City-view corner windows | Better natural light and multiple sightlines over Center City |
| Largest listed suite | More floor area for luggage, seating and privacy |
Best suite alternatives: Junior Suite and Suite (Arts Suite)
Junior Suite and Suite (Arts Suite) are the best choices if you want suite-level space without committing to the largest luxury suite. The Junior Suite frequently includes a distinct seating alcove and extra floor space compared with a standard king room.
The Arts Suite is the named suite option that emphasizes period details and a living-room feel; it’s a good pick when you prefer character and a separate sitting area over maximum square footage.
- Junior Suite: extra seating, good for couples who want space to spread out
- Suite (Arts Suite): historical character and a distinct living area
- Both are well-suited to guests who plan in-room meetings or small gatherings
| Room | Best for |
|---|---|
| Junior Suite | Couples and solo travelers wanting more seating and light |
| Suite (Arts Suite) | Guests who prefer period decor and a formal sitting room |
| Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom | Travelers who need maximum space and city views |
Best rooms for families and groups
If you’re traveling with kids or need two beds, pick Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds or Classic Room. The hotel lists connecting-room options and cribs on request, which helps families combine rooms while keeping separate sleeping areas.
Deluxe Room configurations also include bathtub options on some listings; if a bath is important for children, look for Deluxe Room, Bathtub or Junior Suite, Bathtub when booking.
- Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds — practical for two adults and one or two children
- Classic Room — available with two beds in some listings; suitable for budget-minded families
- Deluxe Room, Bathtub and Junior Suite, Bathtub — choose these if an in-room tub matters
| Room type | Reason to choose |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds | Two beds for families; common family configuration |
| Classic Room | Two-bed option with straightforward layout |
| Room, Courtyard View or City Room, City View | Same square footage (373 sq. ft.) — choose view preference |
Best rooms for views and natural light
For city vistas, City Room, City View and Room, City View are the listed room types that provide Center City outlooks; the Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View, Corner specifically calls out city views and corner exposure. If you want more daylight but a quieter feel, Room, Courtyard View (373 sq. ft.) faces the interior courtyard.
If a skyline view matters at breakfast or dinner, you can also dine at Pergola on the 19th floor for higher-elevation city views even from rooms without a full panorama.
- Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View, Corner — best single-room city outlook
- City Room, City View and Room, City View — same listed square footage (373 sq. ft.) with city outlook
- Room, Courtyard View — quieter, faces interior courtyard
| Room | View |
|---|---|
| Luxury Suite, 1 Bedroom, City View, Corner | City skyline from corner windows |
| City Room, City View / Room, City View | Center City views; both listed at 373 sq. ft. |
| Room, Courtyard View | Interior courtyard outlook |
Best budget-conscious rooms
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed and Room, Courtyard View (373 sq. ft.) are the most compact, well-appointed options listed; they offer the basic king-bed setup with seating in a modest footprint. For travelers who primarily sleep and shower in the room, these offer the best value on space versus price.
Classic Room and Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds are practical if you need two beds without upgrading to a suite.
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed — straightforward single-room layout
- Room, Courtyard View (373 sq. ft.) — same square footage as City Room but quieter outlook
- Classic Room — two-bed option for budget-conscious groups
| Room | Why it’s budget-friendly |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed | Standard king room layout; less square footage than suites |
| Room, Courtyard View (373 sq. ft.) | Known square footage with quieter courtyard aspect |
| Classic Room | Two-bed option without suite premiums |
How to choose the right room at booking
Decide first how much separate living space you need. If you plan to work or host someone in your room, step up to a suite; if you primarily want a bed and bathroom, a Deluxe or Classic Room is appropriate.
Specify needs like a bathtub, connecting rooms, or a pet when you book. The property’s policies list pet allowances (up to two dogs, one-time fee for stays up to six nights) and connecting rooms/cribs available on request — confirm at reservation so the hotel can note the request.
- Ask about connecting rooms for families when reserving.
- Request a specific view (city vs. courtyard) if it matters to you.
- Confirm bathtub availability if traveling with children who need a tub.
- Call BookResorts agents at +1 (888) 605-1350 for assistance with room requests.
| Common request | What to do when booking |
|---|---|
| Connecting rooms | Ask at reservation and have names/party info ready |
| Pet stay | Declare dogs in advance (up to 2, under 75 lbs; one-time fee applies) |
| Pool access / family swim hours | Check Sporting Club children’s hours before arrival |
