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Originally Posted by MouseWife
GD~ I have no stock in Extended Stay, but, I wonder if it is because you stayed in a two person room? At the Marriott Residence Inn, when we get a room for just 2/3 people, we get a room like that. But, when we have more people, we do get a seperate living room/kitchen from the bedroom. It does cost more and depending on what I want to spend, I sometimes just opt for the smaller room.
Just curious. I do agree that it is misleading and they should explain it, if this is the case. Or, fix it if it isn't.
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That's what hotels.com tried to pull. The only problem...rooms with separate living and sleeping areas do not exist at that hotel. The room we were in is the only room type the have. The only difference between any rooms is beds (queen, king, 1 bed, 2 bed, etc.). There is no such thing at that hotel as a room with separate livingroom and bedroom, it's 100% false advertising.
They cover their ass by saying that, while it says it in the summary of the hotel, if you look at the details of the room description it's not mentioned. Utter B.S. It's essentially saying this:
1) This hotel has rooms with separate living and sleeping areas.
2) This hotel has only one type of room.
3) Well, the room description doesn't say it has a separate living and sleeping area, so you're s.o.l