OK I am back from my overnight at the Rihga. The room was fantastic!!! It is a suite hotel, so obviously that was the room type. I'll try to give a description.
When you enter the room you are standing in a vestibule (sp?) that has the honor bar with a nice marble counter top. Then you enter a large living room area (or maybe they call it a parlor). It had a sofa, two sitting chairs, an armore with a TV, a fax machine and a stereo/CD player in it. This area also had a nice size table (marble top) with two chairs. It was a roomy area, not at all crowded even with all the furniture. Off of this area is the bedroom, which is separated by french doors. This is another nice size room with a TV as well and a bench at the foot of the bed . There is a small area off of the bedroom (no door) that has a closet and a dresser. There is a safe, an iron and ironing board, a clothing steamer, extra blankets and pillows in the closet. The bathroom is very big, with a seprate shower and bath tub. The water pressure was great, so was the shower head. The sink had a good amount of counter space. On the counter was a box with Q-tips and cotton balls, a blow dryer, a tray with a sewing kit (a nice one if I do say so myself), shoe mit, shower cap, and soap one was french milled and a glycerine one that had a nice orange scent to it. They also had Aveda shampoo and conditioner, as well as Aveda shower gel and lotion.
The best thing about the bathroom was the toilet!!!!! You sit down on a nice warm seat. It is also a bidet (I know I spelled that wrong LOL!), so with a touch of a button you can well you know.......... oh there is a phone in the bathroom too.
We were on the 38th floor and had a parkview room. Don't get all excited about the word parkview. It is more like a if you look between the buildings you can see some trees in the park, lol.
All in all I enjoyed this room, I can't comment on the restaurants there because we ate somewhere else.
I hope this provides you with the info you're looking for.
