First, sorry you're yet another victim to these unfortunate TPV rooms,
@intamin. These first floor rooms (and a bunch of other TPV rooms) really need to be reclassified. Good on you for speaking up and escalating to a supervisor.
I'm on record saying I'm wary of a monky paw effect here, but it doesn't make these room assignments okay.
You mentioned something that really caught my eye about the make-good:
They offered me the standard studio rate in the tower which was a difference of 9 points or 300 dollars.
I think this is a new make-good structure, and it's kinda fascinating to me!
To start, the last few years I've seen more and more reports of make-good not including a return of points. Speculating based on personal experience, I think this was in part due to returning points occasionally being a hollow gesture if there was no reasonable way for the member to use the points in their future plans. On top of that, I think there were some logistical issues with the resort-side teams not being able to action it themselves, only requesting it from the MS-side.
Instead of returning points for make-good, the last few years they were offering cash (or gift cards/room credits) and future stay vouchers.
But not only are they offering to return points in your case, but it's also a partial return
and they're giving a cash alternative. I think the partial return of points hasn't been part of SOP for a long time (at least as long as I've been a member, I think). (as an aside, the fact they went all the way down to Standard View points chart deserves some kudos, rather than middling it as 'Preferred' or whatever)
And now the Inside Baseball part that gets to the core of my fascination here: coming out with a new structure of a make-good (really 2 new parts: offering points vs. cash, and partial points) says to me they had a discussion or meeting to come up with and implement this. Knowing how large corporations slowly change course, probably multiple meetings. And that means
they had a reason to discuss/meet in the first place: I suspect because of the volume of with-merit complaints about these room views.