For a family of 4 in an Egypt resort, is a Diplomatic Suite or a Junior Suite on the second line better, and does the sofa in the Diplomatic Suite sleep two?
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TL;DR
Yes, the sofa in the Diplomatic Suite opens into a full double sleeping space for 2 guests. For a family of 4, Diplomatic Suite works well if you do not need a fully separate bedroom, while the Junior Suite is better if privacy and separate sleeping spots for children matter.
In the Diplomatic Suite, the sofa is suitable for 2 guests and unfolds into a proper double bed, so the room can work for a family of 4.
The key advantage of the Junior Suite is a separate bedroom with an interior door. If parents want more privacy, it is usually more comfortable than the Diplomatic Suite, where the sleeping and living areas are not fully separated by a door.
For children’s sleeping arrangements, the difference is practical: in the Diplomatic Suite they share one double sofa bed, while the Junior Suite has two separate sofas, which is better if each child needs their own bed.
The Junior Suite is on the second line and is about 43 sq. m. It typically includes a king-size bedroom, living area, bathroom, and a balcony facing the garden, making it a solid choice for a quieter family stay.