Compare all fiveCapacity, setting and what each category holds.
Thirteen guidesWritten from this side of the bay, with every distance measured from the door.
The house in photographsTerraces and the view, the suites inside, the grounds after dark.
Fourteen names
Every suite at CORE
has a name.
All fourteen, numbered and grouped by the five categories you can book. Your hosts assign a suite within your chosen category; a name cannot be selected or requested.
Why does every suite have a name?
Because no suite at Core Luxury Suites has a number. Each of the fourteen carries a family name on the plate beside its door — Daniel, Kassandra, Patrick, Alessia and the rest — and the names are how the hosts talk about the house.
They are not, however, a menu. You book one of the five categories, and Magda and Gregory assign a suite within it on arrival from whatever is free. A name cannot be selected or requested, and we would rather tell you that on this page than at the door.
The list below is here so the names are findable: if somebody has told you they stayed in Maggi or in Alessia, this is where you can see which category it belongs to and how many people it takes.
01 The fourteen
Fourteen names,
five categories.
Numbered here so you can count them. Each name now has a page of its own; the category is still what you book.
Each photograph shows the category, not the named suite beside it. The 2025 shoot is not labelled suite by suite, so no picture on this page is a portrait of one room.
02 How booking works
Why the names
are not a menu.
Each category holds two, three or four suites, and the hosts assign one on arrival by availability. That is how the house has always worked. A named suite cannot be selected, and it cannot be requested either.
The public label pairs the name with its category — Kassandra, Signature Suite — and that exact pairing is used here, on the booking engine and on every listing elsewhere, so that a guest reading three sites sees one house.
Check availabilityQuestions about the fourteen names
Five things people ask once they have seen the names.
Can we book a suite by name?
No. You book one of the five categories and the hosts assign a suite within it on arrival, from whatever is free. A name cannot be selected or requested — not by email, not in the notes field, and not at the door.
Then why publish the names at all?
Because guests use them. Somebody who stayed in Maggi or Alessia will tell you the name, and this page is where you can find out which category it belongs to and how many people it takes. It is a reference, not a menu.
How many suites are in each category?
Signature two, Family three, Superior four, Deluxe three and Classic two: fourteen in all. Signature sleeps up to five, Family four, Superior three to four, and Deluxe and Classic two each.
Do the suites differ inside the same category?
In layout and bed arrangement, yes; in view and category, no. All fourteen face the water. That is exactly why the category is what is sold — the hosts can guarantee the class of suite, not one particular door.
Can we ask to be moved once we arrive?
Ask the hosts. With fourteen suites and a full house in August the honest answer is usually no, but they will tell you rather than leave you wondering. Nothing about a move can be promised in advance of arrival.
