he sweeping generosity of well-appointed hotel rooms is much of the draw for most people who prefer the cocooned comfort of fancy hotels. Who wouldn’t revel in the glory of bed linen changes like clockwork, perfect hospital corners, arrestingly clean rooms and fresh bathroom vanities before each swirl in the sunken tub? But that’s par for the course in most luxury hotels; imagine the props, pampering, fuss and frills that come with a presidential suite. After all, there’s a reason Coco Chanel spent 34 years of her life at the Ritz hotel in Paris. Or why the cult film, —where the gorgeous couple Julia Roberts and Richard Gere spent a week in the penthouse suite—gave the iconic Beverly Wilshire hotel in Los Angeles bucket list status on every
