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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, of course. Why on earth would it be a problem for them to sleep in the lviing room?[/quote] OP here, I'm probably over thinking this. I think if the situation was reversed, and I was a single dad vacationing with someone else's 15 year old daughter there would be parents who might feel more comfortable with a closed/lockable door between the space where my child was sleeping and the adult. In a suite I might be in and out of their space while they're asleep (say they were sleeping in late, and I wanted to walk through to the bathroom, or to go to the hotel lobby to buy a cup of coffee or whatever. It wouldn't make me uncomfortable if it was my kid, but I figured I'd ask. I went into this thinking I'd just get two separate rooms, until I went on the website of the hotel I'm considering and realized that a suite with a living room and a bedroom would be about $500 cheaper, so now I'm trying to figure out of there's a substantial benefit to 2 rooms. The biggest one I can identify right away is 2 bathrooms, but in my mind that's not a $500 benefit.[/quote]
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