CanuckFlyHigh

I have been given the following suites at BSH. There is a tremendous amount of value here.:

• The true one bedroom suite that has a bathroom at the entrance, then you walk into a large living room, with a non-functional fireplace on the right, and a bar in the corner on the left, and a very large living room in the middle, with a separate lock off bedroom to the right. These are on Floors 3-6, that I am aware of 309/311, 409/411 etc (if memory serves me correct)
• Vice Regal Suite (My wife likes this one the best)
• Turret Suite (closest to the tennis courts)
• Honeymoon Suite (a different turret suite closest to the river/STW)
• Spa Suite (beside the spa entrance)
• "Bowling alley" suite on 9 (haha nice name)
• The suite above Rundle Lounge with glass living room
• The Jr. suite where you walk in to a landing area and then go down a few stairs and have bedroom on right and living room on left
• One bedroom suite in Stanley Thompson wing (although I don't stay in STW anymore)
• Classic one bedroom suite which is just two rooms with a hole in the wall (blah)

Now I need that damn penthouse unicorn!!

SOWK

Used at the Fairmont Singapore - upgraded to penthouse, though even the standard one-bedroom suites look great and include lounge access, which was easily one of the best Fairmont lounges I’ve experienced.

A close second is the Peace Hotel in Shanghai. Very large one-bedroom suite with two bathrooms. Also received lounge access, but I don’t think that’s standard.

The only property where I somewhat regretted using the certificate was the Waterfront in Vancouver, though I’m not a fan of that property in any room category.

MJ777

This thread is making me want another few years of FPC to cover a few more on the list! For us we loved the upgraded suite we had at the Fairmont San Francisco. We had 5 nights in a main building balcony suite and loved lounging outside with a more or less panorama view of SF.

A close second was in Singapore. No specialty suite, but the regular suite we had was great as was the lounge and service.

allbrosca

Trying to remember the suites I have had. I think the best use of the upgrade was to the Ocean Front Suite at the Orchid. Worst was the Kea Lani. They took two of my certs to upgrade from a Mountain View Suite to an Ocean View. Other highly recommended uses - Singapore, even though I did not get the Penthouse, and the Peace Hotel in Shanghai (twice) - very large two bedroom suite with two bathrooms and lounge access both times and a member of the lounge staff showed me to the roof where you could sit and watch the action on the Bund. I have also used certs at the Chateau Laurier a few times and was upgraded to a suite with a quirky layout but with two bathrooms. Suite in Washington was nice too if I recall. I will miss FPC!

300rwhp

i got the governor generals suite at the Royal York. Two full bedrooms with attached bathrooms, an entrance foyer with wet bar, a living room with fireplace etc...