Originally Posted by
MSPeconomist
Ideally they should upgrade you into a higher room type that fits your needs, at no additional cost to you. If they give you a lower category room, then your rate should at least be adjusted to equal what it would have cost to book the lower category room on the day you made the reservation (not the current price of the room if booked today). Most hotels will give you additional perks to make up for the inconveneince, perhaps a free meal or a bottle of wine delivered to your room as an apology.
Good advice.
My guess is that the OP booked one of those boardroom suites with the big dining room table and chairs with enough room for Thanksgiving dinner for a family. It has been my experience that these are corner units and there are two (maybe four) on each floor, depending on hotel layout, but it has also been my experience that they usually come with king beds as they are made for business meetings so the number of two bedded rooms may be quite small. Still the OP paid for an exec room and if you are downgraded, you should receive an adjustment.