What are the room layout and bed options in family and two-bedroom rooms at Mirette in Egypt?

In Mirette’s two-room category, guests describe a standard layout with two separate spaces connected by an internal door. One such unit had a balcony, but storage was uneven: a full wardrobe in only one room and just a closed shelf in the other.

Another common Mirette two-room setup is a bedroom plus living room. Travelers specifically ask about the sofa bed in the living area, which suggests it is treated as an extra sleeping space, though taller guests may want to confirm the length directly with the hotel.

Guests in family rooms praise their size: one reported layout had two bedrooms, with a large double bed in one room and two separate single beds in the other. That version also came with a very large balcony.

There is also a larger family-style configuration: three full-size beds plus a large sofa bed. Another reported version in the same category had one double bed, one proper rollaway-style extra bed, and a sofa that also unfolds for sleeping.

In another family-room layout, guests found one double bed and two very large soft armchairs; when separate sleeping was needed, the hotel brought in an extra bed. In that version, the bathroom was separated by a small hallway with a tea corner, and there was also balcony access nearby.

Even non-renovated rooms at Mirette are described as spacious and solidly furnished. One such unit had no balcony but did have an unusual window, so it is worth confirming not just the room category but also whether a balcony is included.