Meridian House / Old harbor quarter / Desk 02
A stay with the city still attached.
Twenty-two rooms in a restored merchant house. The useful details are kept close: late keys, neighborhood tables, tide times, and a bed that does not need explaining.
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Room availability / May 20—26
Live desk viewRoom
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Suite
3
2
1
2
1
0
1
Deluxe
6
5
4
3
2
1
2
Classic
8
7
6
7
5
4
6
Pickup schedule
10:00
AIRPORT T12 PAX
AIRPORT T12 PAX
11:30
TRAIN STATION4 PAX
TRAIN STATION4 PAX
14:00
AIRPORT T21 PAX
AIRPORT T21 PAX
01 / Rooms and the quiet inventory
The stay
Four room types, one shared standard: local materials, low light, and enough surface area for a book and a wet umbrella.
03 / After dark
Minibar
Small-batch tea, citrus soda, and a nightcap from the next street.
Read the menu
04 / At hand
House guides
A desk-written list for when the obvious route is not the best one.
Open the guide02 / Place and ritual
The city starts at the front step.
We keep a running record of the people, kitchens, workshops, and shaded routes that make the quarter worth staying in.
Read field notes
03 / Notes from the desk
Field notes
Short, practical dispatches from the quarter. Updated by the desk when something changes.
The fish market starts before the light.
Ask for a paper cup of coffee at Gate 3, then follow the blue awnings west.
A cooler route to the old observatory.
The stair behind the print shop adds seven minutes and removes most of the afternoon sun.
The house bar is now carrying quince.
A bright, dry pour from the hillside. Ask for it with the smoked orange peel.
04 / Request a room
Leave us a useful note.
Tell the desk when you are coming and what kind of day you want to have. This is a room request, not a payment form.
ResponseSame day
Rooms22 keys