The room has zero space for two suitcases except if you put them on top of the bed, and the person who sleeps in the bed by the window has a hard time moving into the bathroom in the middle of the night without hitting their toes. The rooms could be improved by some simple measures:
- Throw out the huge arm chair in the corner, which would enable more walking space between the beds
- Put a proper night stand with some drawers between the two beds,
- Hang the TV higher and put some additional clothing racks on the walls.
- Install beds that have open space beneath them to store the suitcases.
- Climate control: We literally had to turn it off at night, because even though we dialed it down to 18C, it continued to blow hot air into the room, so the room remained unbearably hot - between 24 and 26C. That's not a healthy sleeping temperature, especially as the comforter (down?) was super hot too.
Also, the room is overpriced for what you get in terms of space and amenities. I've had larger/ better rooms for less than 100 a night in Paris and other European capitals.
We put the do not disturb sign on our door, which, for us, means, do not enter to make up the room, even if we are not in. Yet, when we returned at night, the room was made up and the sign was hanging inside again. That's a blatant disrespect of privacy, and I never had that happen anywhere in the world before.
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