How to design a presidential suite? What requirements should the presidential suite meet in terms of functional design?

In high-end star-rated hotels, presidential suites are generally designed to entertain the most distinguished guests. When designers design and decorate the presidential suite, they usually try their best to be extravagant. The presidential suite consists of at least 5 standard rooms. The minimum area is not less than 150 square meters. The presidential suite has luxurious and elegant interior decoration, rich cultural atmosphere, and top-notch facilities and equipment. Hotels often use separate garden villas as presidential suites. Its design, decoration, functional design, etc. should meet the following requirements:

1. The functional area composition of the presidential suite. Because it is a presidential suite, it means that this room is not only a place to rest, but also undertakes many functions such as reception, reception, dining, and office. In order to better reflect the functions of the presidential suite, hotels generally divide the rooms in the presidential suite into three separate spaces: the president’s bedroom and bathroom, the president’s wife’s bedroom and bathroom, study room, living room, dining room, pantry and kitchen, meeting room, etc. Functional spaces such as the living room and guest bathroom, as well as attendant rooms, secretary rooms, guard rooms, etc. are set up on the periphery of the presidential suite, forming a safe area for the presidential suite.

2. Facilities and equipment of the presidential suite. The presidential suite is used to entertain the most distinguished guests, so its decoration, furniture, finishes, and artwork must be of the highest quality. The furniture is made of high-end natural materials and requires sophisticated craftsmanship and rich cultural characteristics. Interior decoration and artwork must be elegant, unique, tasteful and consistent with the style of the suite. The suite should be equipped with modern network communication facilities and equipment, and the study room should be equipped with books that match the cultural characteristics of the suite. The president's bedroom and the wife's bedroom are equipped with king beds and queen beds respectively. The bathrooms are divided into wet and dry areas, equipped with basins, toilets, body washers, showers, massage bathtubs, saunas and other equipment.

3. Key points in planning the presidential suite. In any case, the presidential suite should also have the characteristics of a general room, which is safe, convenient and comfortable. In terms of safety, the hotel can use bulletproof glass that meets safety standards for the windows facing the guest rooms. Building partitions and decorative partitions must use solid walls and reach the top, and the sound insulation effect must be good. Safety facilities can be equipped with independent elevators and passages. Secondly, the presidential suite must ensure the comfort of guests and bring convenience to guests to work activities to the greatest extent. In terms of functional area layout, the bedrooms of the master and his wife should be located at the innermost position of the entire suite. There are no dressing rooms or dressing rooms in the bedrooms. Powder room and bathroom; extending from the master bedroom are the study room and the living room. This part originally forms an independent area; the dining room, meal preparation room, and living room form the second area. This area is adjacent to the main entrance of the suite and is connected with the main entrance. Separated by foyer. If conditions permit, two living rooms can be set up for the owner and his wife to receive guests at the same time. A guest bathroom is set up in the living room. This series of designs are all based on the premise of bringing convenience to guests.