If you’re coming to Palmanova for sea, comfort and good value, picking the right room type makes all the difference. At Hotel Agua Beach (Adults Only) almost all options include a balcony, and several offer sea views. This quick guide helps you choose what suits you best.

1) What type of traveller are you?

• Couple chasing Mediterranean “postcard” moments: prioritise front sea view.
• Best value for money: look at lateral sea view or a double with balcony on a mid floor.
• Light sleepers: aim for higher floors and quieter orientations.
• Sun on the terrace lovers: ask about sun hours on the balcony for your dates.
• Long stays: consider extra space (e.g., Junior Suite / higher categories).

2) How to compare room types (at a glance)

Booking tip: if view is your priority, lock in a sea-view category during booking (don’t leave it “on request”). If price is key, filter by double with balcony and play with dates/length of stay.

3) Small details that make a big difference

• Usable balcony: table + comfy chairs so you can breakfast/work a bit outside.
• Light & climate: blackout curtains, efficient A/C and accessible sockets.
• Bathroom: if you prefer a walk-in shower, request it when booking (subject to availability).
• Bed & pillows: ask about bed size and pillow options if sleep quality matters to you.
• Floor & orientation: tell the hotel if you want direct sun—or to avoid it—before you confirm.

4) How to save without losing the view

• Flexible dates: midweek and shoulder season usually bring the best value for money.
• Book early: sea-view categories sell out first in peak season.
• Book direct: look for web offers or half board packages (often better value than ad-hoc dinners).
• Minimum stay: sometimes unlocks better rates in higher categories.

5) A “sea-view” day (24 hours)

Morning: breakfast on the balcony + dip in the sea.
Afternoon: quick siesta, coastal stroll and a cocktail.
Evening: Mediterranean dinner and one last photo from your terrace.

FAQs

1) Do all rooms have a balcony?
Most do. Check the room type description and, if it’s essential, select it explicitly when booking.

2) What’s the difference between lateral and front sea view?
Front means full horizon; lateral shows the sea at an angle (usually better price).

3) Can I guarantee a high floor or a specific orientation?
You can request it in the notes and the hotel will try to confirm it subject to availability.

4) Which room type offers the best value for money?
Typically, Double with Balcony or Lateral Sea View. Adjust dates to improve the rate.

5) Are there rooms with a walk-in shower?
Yes, in some types. Request it when booking to prioritise that allocation.

6) Is it worth adding half board?
If you’ll dine several nights, half board often optimises the budget versus separate dinners.