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Lounge - Step inside the Sheraton and the first word that springs to mind is ‘luxury’. Settle into one of the huge, comfy sofas and you’ll forget you’re even in a holiday home. Until you glance out of one of the big windows, and see the spectacular views on your holiday park. It’s practical too - one of those sofas folds out into an equally comfy double bed, and there’s plenty of handy storage space. There’s a freestanding media unit and footstool (on the Elite model) too, so you can rearrange the space to work for you.

Kitchen Dining Area - The first thing you’ll notice about the Sheraton’s kitchen is how light it is. The second thing you’ll notice is the spectacular Velux window that’s letting in all that natural light. Then, once you’ve spent some time in there, you’ll notice how well laid out and equipped the Sheraton’s kitchen is. You get an integrated cooker and hob, fridge freezer, and microwave as standard. You also get a whole lot of space to cook, all surrounding the chunky freestanding table and comfy dining chairs so every meal can be a social event.

Bedrooms - The luxury carries through all the way to the opulent master bedroom You get a vast king-size bed to relax into, complete with handy lift-up storage for all those bits and bobs you need to store. There’s plenty more places to store your things too, with a big walk-in wardrobe and a handy dressing table, with a big mirror and stool. And there’s a proper en-suite bathroom, too. In the 40’ x 13’ model you’ll get a shower room, but if you have space for the Elite 42’ x 14’ model, you’ll be able to relax in your own en-suite bath. Your guests will be comfortable too, with even more clever storage in the second bedroom and big, 3’ wide single beds if you go for the Elite model.

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