I honestly do not know what an all suite hotel means? Does the room come with a kitchen?

may,<BR><BR>It simply means that all the rooms have a seperate bedroom from the living area. It may or may not have a kitchen.

Since the advent of all suite hotels a few years ago, you now have to be careful. Suite can somehow mean that they put two chairs at the end of a standard room and consider that a separate sitting area, therefore a suite. But no, it definitely doesn't mean the rooms will have kitchens.

I don't know if there is an industry definition for &quot;all suite&quot; but I assume it means separate sleeping and sitting regions. In the US that is typically outfitted as two distinct rooms but I've seen also one large space with a partition. Often there is a wet bar...sink and mini fridge but I would never assume there will be a kitchen.<BR><BR>In the US it seems as if suites hotels are the current fashion. Probably a nod to the current demographic blip of families.

Do you possible mean en suite? If so, it means that each bedroom has it's own bathroom, as opposed to sharing with other guests. <BR><BR>Not meant to offend, just offering an idea.