FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS · DESIGN STANDARDS
GUESTROOM AREAS
4. SUITES
4.1. General Requirements
Special suites or suites with living/dining areas of two modules or more are essentially
entertaining suites. They should be located with the best possible views.
4.2. Modular Requirements
a) Junior suite (1key/1.5 modules total): Subject to the building
configuration include a separate sitting area
b) One bedroom suite (1key/2 modules total): Includes a master
bedroom, separate living area with powder room, some connecting
c) Two-bedroom suite (2 keys/4 modules total): Includes a master
bedroom, separate 2 module living area with powder room and one
bedroom connecting
d) Special Presidential Suite (3 keys/5 to 7 modules total): Includes a
foyer, 3 or 4 module living room, pantry, master bedroom and one
or two bedrooms, some connecting. Includes a powder room next
to the parlour and separate guest bathrooms for each bedroom.
Sold either as a singly key or preferably with flexibility of separate
keys for parlour and each bedroom
e) Junior and one bedroom suite has the following features:
i) Bedrooms to have walk-in closet and separate area with
make up vanity
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iv)
Living area to have additional telephone outlets and
upgraded lighting
A pair of solid wood French doors between the living room
and the bedroom
Built-in wet bar long with undercounter cupboards and minibar
v) Powder room to include (i) WC and vanity for urban hotels
and (ii) WC, vanity and shower for resort hotels
vi) Desk to be located in living room and not in bedroom as per
standard guestroom.
f) Two bedroom and special suite have the following features:
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