Originally Posted by
bhrubin
(1) Does the air con work well in rooms/suites? I like 67 F or cooler.
Just an FYI: Buildings in the tropics aren't designed for that. Here's from a set of mechanical blueprints for a hotel in Florida which is now a Westin:
...and for good reason. Once something gets below the temperature of the dewpoint, humidity will condense on it. Dewpoints in Florida run well into the mid-60F to 75F range at night. Thus, cooling a room down below the dewpoint is a recipe for mold growth on walls, in insulation, etc.