Room categories with explicit specifications.

Standard Queen

Compact, predictable layout. Suitable for single or two light travelers.

• Typical size: 18–23 m² (placeholder)
• Bed: 1× queen; choice of pillow density
• Desk: compact; task light; two power points within reach
• Bathroom: walk-in shower (variant) or tub (variant)

Deluxe King

More circulation space; better separation between sleep and work zones.

• Typical size: 24–30 m² (placeholder)
• Bed: 1× king; layered bedding weights
• Desk: wider surface; cable management channel
• Seating: one lounge chair; small side table

Quiet Corner Suite

Corner orientation; reduced corridor exposure; additional storage.

• Typical size: 34–44 m² (placeholder)
• Sleep zone + sitting zone separation
• Optional sofabed (variant) with explicit rules
• Bathroom: larger counter + closed storage

Family Twin (controlled)

Designed for families who still prefer lower stimulation. The core goal is to keep storage and circulation predictable even with more people in the room.

• Beds: 2× twin (or twin + trundle variant).
• Storage: closed wardrobes; separate shoe area.
• Rules: quiet hours apply; hallway noise is minimized but not eliminated.
• Recommended: request away from elevators and ice machines.

Accessible King

Template checklist for compliance-oriented room description.

• Step-free route from entrance to room and bathroom (verify).
• Turning space noted at bed and in bathroom (measure).
• Shower seating / grab bars (specify exact configuration).
• Visual alarm/notification support (if present, list).

Replace with property-verified accessibility statement.

Sleep and light control

• Blackout system: layered curtains designed to reduce morning glare and corridor light spill.
• Bedside lighting: low-glare fixtures with separate left/right control for independent use.
• Reading light: directional beam to keep ambient brightness low during late hours.
• Mattress comfort: medium-support baseline; additional pillow options available on request.
• Ventilation behavior: simple, quiet operation with clearly labeled settings for predictable airflow.

Work setup

• Dedicated desk area with a stable surface suitable for a laptop and writing space.
• Chair designed for longer sitting periods; consistent seating height across room categories.
• Power access placed for practical use at the desk and near the bed.
• Wi-Fi coverage designed for in-room work, video calls, and streaming under normal conditions.
• Task lighting positioned to reduce screen reflections and maintain calm ambient light.

Bathroom details

• Bathroom layout varies by category; shower configuration is stated on the room type page.
• Ventilation is designed to clear humidity efficiently without excessive noise.
• Closed storage for toiletries to keep the counter surface visually clean.
• Consistent towel set with replacement available on request during the stay.
• Non-slip baseline surfaces and clear separation of wet/dry zones where possible.

Storage and circulation

• Wardrobe storage with hanging space and shelves for folded items.
• Luggage placement area positioned to keep walk paths unobstructed.
• Entry zone with hooks and a defined space for shoes and outerwear.
• Circulation designed for simple movement between bed, desk, and bathroom without tight turns.
• In-room cooling storage (mini-fridge or equivalent) available where listed by room category.

Quiet hours

Template: replace hours to match your actual policy.

• Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM (placeholder).
• Hallway volume: keep voice volume low; no speakerphone in corridors.
• Doors: close gently; no propping doors open.
• Shared spaces: lounge zones may have separate quiet windows.

Room placement guidance

• Lowest corridor exposure: corner rooms, away from elevator banks.
• Avoid adjacency: ice machines, service closets, stairwell doors.
• Family travelers: select Family Twin; keep routines contained.
• Light sleepers: request “quiet orientation” in your message.

Placement is subject to availability; document how requests are handled.