Originally Posted by 2BGO

You pretty well nailed the differences. Metropolitan is larger with addition of dining, sitting and work areas. I think there are also additional minor variation in layout - corner location vs non-corner location. Windows in bedroom are similar to sitting area - 3/4 vs true floor to ceiling.

Yes - I believe that properties can elect out of accepting SNA's. SNA - when we originally booked the hotel was not accepting SNA's/SNA's could not be applied to the reservation.

Originally Posted by WasKnown

Thanks for the very detailed post. Can you provide some insight into the difference between the Astor and Metropolitan suites? From what I can gather from your pictures, it looks like it has the addition of a formal dining table. However, the work desk placement seems worse. The bedroom seems much larger. I’m guessing the bedroom has floor to ceiling windows with the view of the Salesforce tower and the living room has the normal oversized windows. Is that right? I think I actually prefer the layout of the Astor Suite but the bedroom there is definitely a bit cramped.

Also, can a property just not accept SNAs? Kind of a moot point for this hotel given there’s only 1 SNA option (the non-suite executive premier).