The room was a disappointment.
My wife and I were given an upgrade to an executive suite, but it was very disappointing. The bathroom was very very small, possibly the smallest i have ever seen in a hotel other than in Japan. A lot of space was wasted in having a lobby/vestibule that had a small wardrobe and suitcase stand. The bedroom had a very large bed but other than two small bedside tables there was no space for anything else.The living area had a desk unit with one cupboard and three drawers and apart from the small wardrobe in the vestibule that was the only storage. There was very little free surface area so with one person at the desk there was no other working area. Even the coffee machine was placed on the window ledge behind the sofa which meant you had to kneel on the soft to make the coffee. Prior to asking for and getting an additional table I had to resort to kneeling on the floor in the bedroom with my computer on the bedroom window ledge when my wife was working at the desk.
There was no easily accessable power socket in the bedroom so you had to ask for an extension cable if you wished to have power at the bedside table. 
I had read another review about the bell service and when we arrived, it was very late, there was no bell staff available to assist. I did start to ferry our luggage into lobby when one of the parking valet staff came to the rescue with a cart. He explained it was not his job but was happy to assist, while we were checking in a bellman did appear so he helped us to get to the room.
The Club Lounge breakfast was OK but it was very busy and difficult to find a seat. With everyone using their computers for Skype calls it did resemble a MacDonald's restaurant.