How to decorate the hotel presidential suite?

Presidential suites are generally set in four-star hotels, and their hotel decoration design must be very luxurious. The presidential suite is generally located on the upper floor and at the end of the floor of a hotel room, covering half or even one floor, with an independent attached courtyard (or terrace garden) and swimming pool. It can form an independent system, and set up independent entrances and exits when conditions permit, which is convenient for safety and management. The presidential suite consists of several rooms, which can be divided into two parts: one part is the rooms used by the president and his family, including the president's bedroom, his wife's bedroom, office (study), reception room, conference room, dining room, preparation room, kitchenette, recreation room, gym, indoor swimming pool, etc. The other part is the room used by the staff, including the entourage room, secretary room, guard room and so on. The two parts of the room need to be independent of each other and keep close contact. The staff room can be located on the same floor as the presidential suite, or on the next floor of the presidential suite. When it is different from the presidential suite, there should be a convenient channel to contact the presidential suite, preferably a dedicated channel. The reception room and meeting room of the presidential suite can be combined into one, or only the reception room and meeting room can use the hotel facilities. The bedroom, office, study, meeting room, reception room and dining room of the presidential suite are slightly larger than those of the luxury suite. The width of main entrances and exits shall not be less than 1.8m, and the width of other passages and doors shall not be less than 1.2m except for the passages dedicated to service personnel. All doors should be equipped with luxurious door covers, which should be consistent with the design style of hotel decoration.

The president's bedroom (madam's bedroom) and its annex rooms should be designed as an independent group with a gate. Groups include bedrooms, bathrooms, cloakrooms, study rooms and dressing rooms. Groups can communicate with each other through aisles or halls. In addition to the door leading to the balcony (terrace), there should be only one door in the bedroom, and the supporting bathroom and storage room can be connected by a tunnel. The bathroom requires natural lighting, so the bathroom, jacuzzi, sauna room and locker (rack) should be set up in different regions. When conditions permit, dressing rooms should be set up between bedrooms, bathrooms and cloakrooms. Reception rooms can be subdivided into two categories: one is mainly used for official activities, generally set near the population, and is a large independent room; The other is mainly a private activity, which is set outside the bedroom of the lady (president). The area is not large, and the hall and walkway can be used for renovation. The decoration design of the reception room can refer to the living room of the luxury suite. The reception room mainly for official activities should be steady and generous, while the reception room mainly for private activities can lean towards the family living room. The furniture in the reception room is mainly sofa cover and the matching tea table. The number depends on the size and nature of the room. There are many seats for official activities and few for private activities. The reception room should be equipped with decorations that can reflect the design style and characteristics of hotel decoration.

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