Has the person that designed this room ever stayed at a hotel (incident #523)?

I am always amazed in some hotels when there does not seem to be a power outet available in an obvious location for work or just to charge a phone.

I've noticed a pattern in both your suite upgrades and in my own...they are often into "problem suites" that might otherwise be unacceptable if paying full price. A recent Park Hyatt upgrade got me a wonderful room with large windows looking into a brick building just a few feet away. Four Seasons offered a huge room in the back over a parking lot (declined) instead of my existing "view" room in the front over looking the English countryside and waterways.

@PittDoc, that PH wouldn't happen to be Chicago, would it? 😉

@Imre, Washington DC

At least they could have made the bed before your arrival. 😉

Is it a handicapped accessible room?

eventually the room was meant for disabled people ( wheelchairs ),
and the table was not present at the place ?

The desk doesn't look very heavy. Why didn't you move it?

(Of course that begs the question - why isn't it nearer to the outlets in the first place? But sometimes a little self-help goes a long way. And maybe if they find the desk over by the outlets a few times, they'll get the idea.)

Was this near the corner of the building or the elevators? These are places where architects often show a relative lack of competence.

@ Jeff -- Well because my computer cord could reach the outlet, but even if I moved my desk my iPhone charger couldn't have. That's because you literally had to lift the heavy curtains a couple feet to access the outlets.

@ VG -- It was indeed a corner room.

You got a corner room, not a suite, what a shame considering this property has about 24 real suites. Here is a picture.

stfu--bejeezuss--will the whingin ever stop