Originally Posted by
myperks
room interior are for sure smaller as you go up. Even looking at the sizes of the rooms, standard at 27sqm, deluxe 34sqm, and premium at 38sqm. As you get higher you lose approximately the balcony space size from the floor below. Suites are little different because they are mostly on the corners so the balcony sizes are different but the interior of a standard 4th floor suite is for sure smaller than a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floor suite with 1st floor the biggest.
For rooms you may be correct, I wouldn't swear on it, but don't expect them to only measure the inside of the room.
We have stayed in several Regency and "Family Suites", all in Building 2 (the center one). For the ones we had on floors 2 & 3 are exactly the same layout and size wise for the interior space. What varied was the balcony size from massive to smallish and of course the Executive suite is bigger (has a kitchen & bigger dinning area), but supposedly there are only two in total anyways.
When I asked our contacts at the hotel what the difference is between Regency and Family Suites they said location / view and size of balcony, not size of the room. Just sharing what I was told.
Overall, the building core is the same, what differs is the patio / balcony size as you move upwards as you already stated correctly. Anyways, YMMV.