Originally Posted by
broadwayboy
I wonder what is this uproar with the concept of "no desk"? From what I can see - all the newly renovated rooms have a table, from which one can work (use a laptop) or dine.
For many of us, "work" does not mean "surfing the internet" or "playing video games." It involves spreading out files, notebooks, binders, loose papers, all of which requires a large flat surface commonly known as a "desk."
I will often stay in hotels when I have a trial and I
need a desk to work. I checked right out of Hyatt Fisherman's Wharf when I discovered they had no desks in the rooms.
Originally Posted by
broadwayboy
How's this room? Does this room work with this kind of "desk"?
That would be okay. That's not what Hyatt is doing. Their tables are round and about 18" diameter. There is no separate chair. The "table" is just above knee level (sort of like a tv tray) and placed in front of the crappy, Ikea-quality unsupportive sofa.
Originally Posted by
Scottie
San Francisco
Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport
AT HR SFO, the rooms do currently have desks. The concern is that they may be eliminated in the current remodel. Until that occurs, this is inaccurate.