noun

• A suite of rooms in a hotel for the use of a newly married couple.

  ‘luxurious honeymoon suites with views across the estuary’

  More example sentences

  • ‘I remember his tossing a note of mine on the breakfast table of our honeymoon suite.’
  • ‘We will enter the kingdom through the door marked 'honeymoon suite'.’
  • ‘She can take up to 10 passengers in a variety of different-sized cabins, including a spacious honeymoon suite.’
  • ‘They'll take care of everything, from the catering to the honeymoon suite, from the vicar or registrar to the flowers.’
  • ‘The newly-weds spent the night in a honeymoon suite above the pub.’
  • ‘Our newly built honeymoon suite is isolated, offering complete privacy from its spacious terrace.’
  • ‘Beautiful hotel complexes with honeymoon suites ideal for newly married couples are built all over the island.’
  • ‘Even 321, their honeymoon suite's room number, seems to be a countdown to doom.’
  • ‘I headed upstairs to the honeymoon suite to get my hair and make-up done.’
  • ‘The secluded retreat features intimate thatched villas with private plunge pools and a breathtaking honeymoon suite.’