I reserved a suite on the Club Level for a 3-day stay with the intention of using my suite to hold meetings and work with a colleague. On arrival, I found only a small desk wedged into an alcove and a two-seater couch with low coffee table. With no suitable place to set up computers to work, my colleague and i moved to the public area outside the room in the Club Level. Promptly at 4:30pm, a bartender turned all the lights to low moody levels and told us the happy hour would start soon. We kept working, assuming that no one shows up for such things, but soon the room filled with loud holiday revelers. At some point, the bartender told us we had to move our papers because they were busy and seated a family of three at our table. Since my room was directly adjacent to the happy hour space, I realized working here would be impossible. I checked out immediately and moved to the Mandarin Oriental, a more serious hotel for business. The staff here are very friendly and the hotel is a pleasant place for families and leisure travelers. Just do not come here expecting a hotel that can accommodate the business traveler.
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