room with hospitality suite and extra room attached?

[princesspumpkin]

I was looking at RPR's website and saw the hospitality suite. The floor plan showed one room (looked like a king room, because it had a sofa bed next to the bed), then the hospitality room (with sofa bed) and another room that could be attached to it (with two beds and what looked like an optional cot). My question is, how many people, technically, would they allow to occupy this entire set up? Are the sofabeds only supposed to sleep one person? Has anyone ever done this, and if so, how much were the hospitality suites going for (I assume that one of the regular room's price included the hospitality suite, then you paid extra for the other room that was attached) Or, do you pay one price for one room, one price for the hospitality room, and one price for the extra attached room? Am I making any sense? Phantom, I'm hoping you will give me some insight, because when I called, I got two different answers. Help!

 

[RyGuy]

I believe each is seperately priced because each is a seperate room number with a seperate entrance just connecting doors in the middle. It is a nice setup though with plenty of extra room. Max. occupancy is probably 8-10 guests. Can't help you with the price because my parlor was free. There are two hospitality suites on every floor except three on the club level called royal suites with one having a different layout. We had the pool view one on the sixth floor. Fantastic view of the pool and parks.

 

[FeeFeeWhite]

We were in a Hos. Suite in 2/06 with the two rooms attached. My daughter wanted to sleep in the suite, but when we tried to pull out the sofa bed we could not due to the coffee table that was 2 tons. We just set up the other sofa with the ottomans around it. She was in heaven. We finally got her to sleep in her bed the next night.